Considered to be one of the most important abstract painters of the second half of the 20th century, Martin Barré is the subject of a major retrospective in the Centre Pompidou. This exhibition follows on from those devoted to the abstract artists Pierre Soulages, Simon Hantaï, Jesus Rafaël Soto, François Morellet and, recently, Ellsworth Kelly. 
The radical work of Martin Barré is one of the most ambitious of his time. Bringing together 66 paintings from 1955 to 1992, this exhibition includes twelve of the twenty or so canvases featured in the Centre Pompidou’s collection.

With Curator Michel Gauthier

Martin Barré

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Dust : The Plates of the Present is a photographic installation made between 2013 and 2018 at the initiative of French painter Thomas Fougeirol, and American artist and curator Jo-ey Tang. Together they invited more than one hundred and twenty-four artists – visual artists, musicians, writers and video-makers of different nationalities – to produce a series of eight photograms in an improvised dark room in Ivry-sur-Seine. Dust is a grandiose collective work that pays homage to a rapidly disappearing form of image. This work, acquired by the Museum, is shown for the first time in its entirety in the form of an immersive installation. 

Led by Thomas Fougeirol and Florian Ebner

Dust. The Plates of the Present

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with Referent Curator Alicia Knock

2021 IC-Central Europe Kick-off coffee with a Curator

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