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FRANCE-ARTISTS/AFTERSQUAT
RTX10385 
May 27, 2013 
View of the 59 Rivoli aftersquat during the inauguration of its new facade in Paris May 8, 2013. A hub... 
Paris, France 
View of the 59 Rivoli aftersquat during the inauguration of its new facade in Paris
View of the 59 Rivoli aftersquat during the inauguration of its new facade in Paris May 8, 2013. A hub of counterculture and one of Paris' most visited centres of contemporary art, the 59 Rivoli aftersquat houses 30 workshops on six floors where the public can freely view international artists in the throes of the creative process. Originally a grand branch of Credit Lyonnais bank at No 59 rue de Rivoli, the building lay abandoned for 15 years before being squatted in 1999 by a collective of artists. A deal with current Parisian mayor saw the building bought by the city and rented back to ten visiting creatives and twenty permanent artists, a deal that officials now want to change. The residents are keen to put up a fight against proposals to alter a system they believe is a global example of compromise between squatters and city officials. Picture taken May, 2013. REUTERS/Gonzalo Fuentes (FRANCE - Tags: SOCIETY)
FRANCE-ARTISTS/
RTXZL06 
May 13, 2013 
View from a window of the 59 Rivoli aftersquat during the inauguration of its new facade in Paris May... 
Paris, France 
View from a window of the 59 Rivoli aftersquat during the inauguration of its new facade in Paris 
View from a window of the 59 Rivoli aftersquat during the inauguration of its new facade in Paris May 8, 2013. A hub of counterculture and one of Paris' most visited centres of contemporary art, the 59 Rivoli aftersquat houses 30 workshops on six floors where the public can freely view international artists in the throes of the creative process. Originally a grand branch of Credit Lyonnais bank at No 59 rue de Rivoli, the building lay abandoned for 15 years before being squatted in 1999 by a collective of artists. A deal with current Parisian mayor saw the building bought by the city and rented back to ten visiting creatives and twenty permanent artists, a deal that officials now want to change. The residents are keen to put up a fight against proposals to alter a system they believe is a global example of compromise between squatters and city officials. Picture taken May 8, 2013. REUTERS/Gonzalo Fuentes (FRANCE - Tags: SOCIETY) 
FRANCE-ARTISTS/
RTXZJH3 
May 12, 2013 
A view of the 59 Rivoli "aftersquat"during the inauguration of its new facade in Paris May 8, 2013. Artists... 
Paris, France 
A view of the 59 Rivoli "aftersquat"during the inauguration of its new facade in Paris 
A view of the 59 Rivoli "aftersquat"during the inauguration of its new facade in Paris May 8, 2013. Artists at one of the most-visited hubs of contemporary art in Paris are in a battle with city hall to preserve the status quo at their "aftersquat", where visitors can freely view 30 painters and sculptors in the throes of the creative process. Six floors of rooms showcasing the eclectic creators and their work are accessible from a spiral central staircase, spattered with paint in psychedelic colours that stands out from the building's nondescript Haussmanian exterior. Picture taken May 8, 2013. The banner reads as "Together, Not perfect, Just ourselves". REUTERS/Gonzalo Fuentes (FRANCE - Tags: SOCIETY) 
FRANCE-ARTISTS/
RTXZL08 
May 13, 2013 
View of the 59 Rivoli aftersquat during the inauguration of its new facade in Paris May 8, 2013. A hub... 
Paris, France 
View of the 59 Rivoli aftersquat during the inauguration of its new facade in Paris 
View of the 59 Rivoli aftersquat during the inauguration of its new facade in Paris May 8, 2013. A hub of counterculture and one of Paris' most visited centres of contemporary art, the 59 Rivoli aftersquat houses 30 workshops on six floors where the public can freely view international artists in the throes of the creative process. Originally a grand branch of Credit Lyonnais bank at No 59 rue de Rivoli, the building lay abandoned for 15 years before being squatted in 1999 by a collective of artists. A deal with current Parisian mayor saw the building bought by the city and rented back to ten visiting creatives and twenty permanent artists, a deal that officials now want to change. The residents are keen to put up a fight against proposals to alter a system they believe is a global example of compromise between squatters and city officials. Picture taken May 8, 2013. REUTERS/Gonzalo Fuentes (FRANCE - Tags: SOCIETY) 
FRANCE-ARTISTS/AFTERSQUAT
RTX10388 
May 27, 2013 
View of the 59 Rivoli aftersquat during the inauguration of its new facade in Paris May 8, 2013. A hub... 
Paris, France 
View of the 59 Rivoli aftersquat during the inauguration of its new facade in Paris
View of the 59 Rivoli aftersquat during the inauguration of its new facade in Paris May 8, 2013. A hub of counterculture and one of Paris' most visited centres of contemporary art, the 59 Rivoli aftersquat houses 30 workshops on six floors where the public can freely view international artists in the throes of the creative process. Originally a grand branch of Credit Lyonnais bank at No 59 rue de Rivoli, the building lay abandoned for 15 years before being squatted in 1999 by a collective of artists. A deal with current Parisian mayor saw the building bought by the city and rented back to ten visiting creatives and twenty permanent artists, a deal that officials now want to change. The residents are keen to put up a fight against proposals to alter a system they believe is a global example of compromise between squatters and city officials. Picture taken May, 2013. REUTERS/Gonzalo Fuentes (FRANCE - Tags: SOCIETY)
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