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The treasure hunt to win free works by Takashi Murakami and Daniel Arsham
The initiative was organised by the Perrotin Galleries and the Grand Palais in Paris
Art & Design
October 19th, 2020
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Lorenzo Salamone
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The treasure hunt to win free works by Takashi Murakami and Daniel Arsham

The initiative was organised by the Perrotin Galleries and the Grand Palais in Paris

The treasure hunt to win free works by Takashi Murakami and Daniel Arsham The initiative was organised by the Perrotin Galleries and the Grand Palais in Paris
Art & Design
October 19th, 2020
Author
Lorenzo Salamone

«20 artworks by Perrotin artists will be concealed in the empty nave of the Grand Palais. If you find one, you leave with it».

It is with these words that Emanuel Perrotin, owner of the homonymous art gallery, announced on Instagram his new project developed in collaboration with the Grand Palais: a 48-hour scavenger hunt called Wanted! to be held between 23 and 24 October. Among the works of art that will be practically given to anyone who can find one are also works by Takashi Murakami, Daniel Arsham, Emily Mae Smith and JR.

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WANTED! Find an artwork and leave with it. YOU are invited to participate in an immense quest at @Le_Grand_Palais in Paris on October 24th and 25th. Perrotin and Rmn - Grand Palais have joined forces to imagine a contemporary art adventure. Join us? The rules are simple: 20 artworks by Perrotin artists will be concealed in the empty nave of the Grand Palais. If you find one, you leave with it. Hope you can join! Admission is free with advance reservation (subject to availability—very limited capacity). —— WANTED! Trouvez une oeuvre d’art et repartez avec. Partez à la recherche d’oeuvres d'art les 24 et 25 octobre au @Le_Grand_Palais ! La Rmn - Grand Palais et la galerie Perrotin s'associent pour imaginer un événement inédit. Vous êtes prêts ? Les règles sont simples : 20 oeuvres d’artistes de la galerie seront dissimulées dans la nef vide du Grand Palais. Si vous en trouvez une, vous repartez avec. L'événement est ouvert à tous : l’entrée est libre sur réservation dans la limite des places disponibles (jauge limitée). — #WantedGP #GrandPalais #Perrotin

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Due to health restrictions, the scavenger hunt will be organized in fifty-minute sessions during which up to five hundred people will be able to participate in each session. Participating is completely free and anyone who wants to challenge luck can do so with a simple reservation. 

All the information about the Wanted! treasure hunt at the Grand Palais in Paris are available on the Perrotin Gallery's official website.
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