If you back up against a wall or shrub, no one will bother your things behind you. BTW, I know you need a city permit to busk on the Metro and the police will occasionally go through and check. I have no idea about what is required on the street. You might Google busking in Paris just to see if there are any regulations. Good luck; I hope you have fun. Sounds more like the busker version of the Mafia rather than the police is there any difference - LOL.
Sounds a bit like a jungle. An unusual form of street art but an art nonetheless! Buildings, furniture, shutters and doors boast ever-changing works by those invested in the craft. What you really need to see, however, is Le Mur; a sectioned off piece of wall owned by an association who curates the works that it displays. Every two weeks or so a new artist is invited to transform the wall however he or she may so desire. Head over to their website to see when and who will be next on the panel.
Le Mur — by Le Mur — Sourced from their website. To date, Le Mur has featured over different works from street artists around Paris. It is a great initiative that keeps the essence of this kind of street art alive and contained all at once. While tracking down street artists can be an uncertain activity left mostly to luck — it is always worth the try!
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More Info on Free Paris tours. As a professional street performer, I can in theory work anywhere. In a way, I was lucky to have travelled before coming to France. Being older and moreexperienced, I only cried for three weeks.
It was me. I had to adapt. Everyone experiences a bit of a culture shock in moving to a new city, especially in a new country. When you work on the streets, you feel it more than ever.
The people who watch you have an energy about them, which changes from city to city. In Dublin, the energy is depressed, rowdy and drunk. Kindest Regards DAK. If you go to the French Markets and see the gaffer, explain what you do and you will be made most welcome.
I have worked the markets in both Paris and Italy,can only sing their praises and when the same markets do the UK run mainly in the winter, it offers even more work.
If you travel to the outer regions in France and want to set up, then this is also easy to operate. See the local Mayor,I have yet to receive a negative and once more on market days hats or buckets are pretty full. The spin off to this is the private bookings that can be picked up along the way.
I stayed away from the main Tourist spots in Paris after seeing a busker being man handled by the gun toteing police, they showed no quarter and were oblivious to the crowds who had gathered to watch their display. Allan Given Regular user Posts. Posted: Apr 19, pm 0 Hi everyone! Everybody wants to beleive Posted: Apr 20, am 0 I did my show in front of Notre Dame.
MattTheKnife Veteran user Posts. Posted: Apr 20, am 0 I had similar experiences to Roland.
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