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Rachel Rose
Past: May 25 → September 13, 2020
In five video installations and a series of sculptures, for her first large-scale exhibition in France, Rachel Rose explores our relationship to landscape, storytelling, childhood and spirituality, and through these subjects enquires into how we exist within the world.
Rachel Rose
Past: May 25 → September 13, 2020
In five video installations and a series of sculptures, for her first large-scale exhibition in France, Rachel Rose explores our relationship to landscape, storytelling, childhood and spirituality, and through these subjects enquires into how we exist within the world.
Sculpture, mixed media, video
Lafayette Anticipations
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You — Oeuvres de la collection Lafayette Anticipations
Past: October 11, 2019 → February 16, 2020
The museum will be presenting a selection of works by French and international contemporary artists from the 330 pieces in the Lafayette Anticipations Collection — the Moulin Family Endowment Fund.
You — Oeuvres de la collection Lafayette Anticipations
Past: October 11, 2019 → February 16, 2020
The museum will be presenting a selection of works by French and international contemporary artists from the 330 pieces in the Lafayette Anticipations Collection — the Moulin Family Endowment Fund.
Ceramic, collage, drawing...
Musée d’Art Moderne de la ville de Paris
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Co-Workers — Le réseau comme artiste
Past: October 9, 2015 → January 31, 2016
The Musée d’Art moderne de la Ville de Paris is presenting a selection of international artists trained during the 2000s whose innovative practices are largely based on networking. Scenography by the New York collective DIS and with the curatorial participation of 89plus, the exhibition foregrounds a new artistic language.
Co-Workers — Le réseau comme artiste
Past: October 9, 2015 → January 31, 2016
The Musée d’Art moderne de la Ville de Paris is presenting a selection of international artists trained during the 2000s whose innovative practices are largely based on networking. Scenography by the New York collective DIS and with the curatorial participation of 89plus, the exhibition foregrounds a new artistic language.
Installation, painting, sculpture...
Musée d’Art Moderne de la ville de Paris
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