Christo and Jeanne-Claude are of course famous for their controversial and provocative works (including the wrapping of Berlin's Reichstag in aluminum-lined polypropylene), and L'Arc de Triomphe, ...
After three months of construction work at Paris’ famed Arc de Triomphe, the 160-foot-tall war monument has been completely concealed. The landmark, built during Napoleon’s reign, has been outfitted ...
PARIS — Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s final public work, “L’Arc de Triomphe Empaqueté” or“The Arc de Triomphe, Wrapped,” finally opened in Paris earlier this month. Following lengthy delays caused by ...
In Paris this weekend, traffic stopped and crowds gathered to see the Arc de Triomphe transformed: the huge monument wrapped in shimmering, fabric, tied in place with red rope – the colors subtly ...
In 1961, three years after moving to Paris and meeting his wife and lifelong artistic partner Jeanne-Claude, Christo hatched a plan to wrap the Arc de Triomphe in fabric, a move that would become his ...
Over the course of his iconic career, the artist known as Christo has navigated extraordinary logistics in order to wrap buildings and bridges in his signature colorful fabric. He and his wife ...