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Prix Marcel Duchamp — 2023
Past: October 4, 2023 → January 8, 2024
Bertille Bak, Bouchra Khalili, Tarik Kiswanson and Massinissa Selmani are the four finalists of the 2023 edition of the Marcel Duchamp Prize. The exhibition of the nominees will take place at the Centre Pompidou in Paris from October 2 and for three months. The finalist will be announced on October 16.
Prix Marcel Duchamp — 2023
Past: October 4, 2023 → January 8, 2024
Bertille Bak, Bouchra Khalili, Tarik Kiswanson and Massinissa Selmani are the four finalists of the 2023 edition of the Marcel Duchamp Prize. The exhibition of the nominees will take place at the Centre Pompidou in Paris from October 2 and for three months. The finalist will be announced on October 16.
Mixed media
Centre Georges Pompidou
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Saison Discorde, Fille de la Nuit — Les Expositions
Past: February 16 → May 13, 2018
Les conflits font les siècles : la plus grande boucherie ouvrait le XXe, les tours du World Trade Center abattues le XXIe. Les conflits s’incarnent dans notre chair et dans l’art depuis toujours. Jean-Jacques Lebel, Kader Attia, Neïl Beloufa, Marianne Mispelaëre ou encore Massinissa Selmani… Ils évoquent la guerre, les conflits, les révoltes au Palais de Tokyo.
Saison Discorde, Fille de la Nuit — Les Expositions
Past: February 16 → May 13, 2018
Les conflits font les siècles : la plus grande boucherie ouvrait le XXe, les tours du World Trade Center abattues le XXIe. Les conflits s’incarnent dans notre chair et dans l’art depuis toujours. Jean-Jacques Lebel, Kader Attia, Neïl Beloufa, Marianne Mispelaëre ou encore Massinissa Selmani… Ils évoquent la guerre, les conflits, les révoltes au Palais de Tokyo.
Drawing, installation, painting...
Palais de Tokyo
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Massinissa Selmani — Ce qui coule n’a pas de fin
Past: February 16 → May 13, 2018
For his exhibition at Palais de Tokyo, Massinissa Selmani has followed in the footsteps of Louise Michel in Algeria and New Caledonia, where this legendary figure of anarchism was deported from 1873 to 1880, after the defeat of the Paris Commune.
Massinissa Selmani — Ce qui coule n’a pas de fin
Past: February 16 → May 13, 2018
For his exhibition at Palais de Tokyo, Massinissa Selmani has followed in the footsteps of Louise Michel in Algeria and New Caledonia, where this legendary figure of anarchism was deported from 1873 to 1880, after the defeat of the Paris Commune.
Drawing, installation, mixed media
Palais de Tokyo
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