From 11 September 2009 to 11 January 2010, the Musée Jacquemart-André will host, for the first time in Paris, an outstanding selection of works by the great Flemish masters of the 14th to 18th centuries, including Bruegel, Memling, van Eyck, amongst others. These major works, supplemented by works of the Italian, Dutch and German schools, belong to one of Central Europe’s most prestigious collections - the Brukenthal Collection.

Bringing together world-famous masterpieces of Flemish painting – including the famous betrothal portrait by van Eyck, The Man in the Blue Hat – the Brukenthal Collection is one of the most illustrious in Eastern Europe. On the occasion of this exhibition at the Musée Jacquemart-André, this group of about fifty major works is presented in France for the first time.

Christelle Maureau / musee-jacquemart-andre@claudinecolin.com

With over fifty exhibitions on show in splendid heritage venues all over Arles, the Rencontres have been contributing for forty years to the dissemination of the world's photographic legacy. And via the new talents uncovered by its annual Discovery prize, the festival has established its role as a crucible for contemporary creativity.

Semaine d'ouverture du festival: du 7 au 12 juillet

Albane Champey / albane@claudinecolin.com

All new works by acclaimed artist Yan Pei-Ming. 34 portraits of new-born babies and children painted onto silkscreen flags will be displayed amongst landscapes painted directly onto the walls of the UCCA’s Big Hall. Living and working in Dijon, France, and following his acclaimed solo-exhibition at the Louvre in Paris this year, Yan Pei-Ming will return exceptionally to China for this show which portrays the future generation.