The Cartier Foundation for Contemporary Art will launch a special anniversary programme of exhibitions, talks and performances today. World-renowned artists, from to Matthew Barney, Bill Viola and Nan Goldin to Patti Smith, Issey Miyake and Jean-Paul Gaultier will come together this year in tribute to the Foundation’s remarkable collection and 30 years of Cartier’s patronage of the arts.
ART NEWS: The Cartier Foundation Launches New Exhibition Programme Today
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