Twenty years after the first Jeff Koons exhibition at the Centre Pompidou, Les Coutiers Du Désir, the American designer has come back to the Paris art museum, with a unique retrospective which will be held through until March next year
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CULTURE NEWS : Shortlist announced for the Inaugural ‘ Leading Culture Destination Awards’
Just announced the shortlists for the inaugural Leading Culture Destination annual awards, the first and only international awards to celebrate the best non-for-profit visual arts institutions around the world.
Continue Reading...First Large-scale Presentation of Philippe Parreno’s Work in France Since 2002 at Centre Pompidou
View of the exhibition. © Jean-Claude Planchet, Centre Pompidou, 2009.Offered a retrospective by the Centre Pompidou, Philippe Parreno has come up with a “journey through time,” a re-reading of the artist’s work by the artist himself that is articulated through three elements: the exhibition proper, the accompanying series of special events for young people, and […]
Continue Reading...Pompidou Offers Comprehensive Overview of the Work of Wassily Kandinsky from April 8th
This exhibition offers, for the first time in 25 years, a comprehensive overview of the work of Russian artist Wassily Kandinsky, documenting the key periods of his artistic career (Munich, Paris / Munich/ Moscow / Weimar, Dessau, Berlin / Paris) through a selection of major paintings dating from 1907 to 1942. Thanks to the unprecedented […]
Continue Reading...Ron Arad New Works at Timothy Taylor Gallery 8 April – 9 May 2009
Timothy Taylor Gallery is delighted to present works by celebrated architect and designer Ron Arad. This marks the first show at the gallery since it announced sole representation of Arad in the UK. Grouped around a freestanding star of interconnected walls designed by Arad, the show will unveil a number of highly sophisticated experimental pieces,many […]
Continue Reading...Centre Pompidou Takes a Look at Alexander Calder’s Paris Year in Exhibition
An uncommonly lively and engaging character, Calder made his art into a continuous party, a party attended by his many friends, among them Joan Miró, Jean Cocteau, Man Ray, Fernand Léger and Piet Mondrian. Trained as an engineer, he was the inventor one of the most innovative and audacious forms of twentieth-century sculpture – the […]
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