German artist Anselm Kiefer is the first to take over the entire space of the Grand Palais Ephemere, in Paris, for his new exhibition "Pour Paul Celan" (For Paul Celan). Featuring large-format sculptures, installations, and canvases that highlight the destruction of World War II, the exhibition interacts with texts from the German poet Paul Celan who, after experiencing the horror of cencentration camps, undertook a lifelong commitment to use language as a tool against barbarism. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES