CENTQUATRE-PARIS is a public artistic establishment in Paris that serves as a cultural center for exhibitions, performances, artistic residencies, and business incubation.
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CENTQUATRE-PARIS is an arts and culture company headquartered in France. Xcout tracks 20 named people at CENTQUATRE-PARIS, including Florian Sitbon (Président du Conseil d administration et Adjoint au Maire de Paris chargé de la culture, de la souveraineté culturelle et des médias libres).
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