The Colonnes are a controversial candy striped art installation by Conceptual artist Daniel Buren. The ultra modern art is a glaring contrast to the historic elegance of the Palais Royal, though I love the daring duality. The Colonnes de Buren sit, somewhat antagonistically, in a courtyard of the elegant Palais Royal.. Palais-Royal consists of two main parts, the garden and the Colonnes de Buren. The Colonnes de Buren, or Les Deux Plateaux, is a modern art installation that was created in 1986 by the artist Daniel Buren. The location of the art installation is the Cour d'Honneur. The art installation Colonnes de Buren consists of 260 black-and-white striped.
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The Colonnes de Buren. Inside the Palais Royal, sumptuous palace built for Richelieu in the 17th century, is a amazing contemporary work : Buren's Columns (also called "the two trays"). An original work that, as often with modern works, produced a fierce reaction when it was created.. Colonnes de Buren at the Palais Royal in Paris. This is probably my favorite spot in Paris and I submitted this picture for the A Moment in Time collage in the New York Times Lens Blog a few.
