Due to the high demand, we are pleased to offer a second viewing of this exhibition. For over 10 years, artist Eva Jospin has been composing forest and mineral landscapes exclusively from cardboard. The sobriety of the initial material and the monumental presence of the sculptures contrast with the extremely meticulous and detailed character of the cut-outs imitating with perfection the details of natural landscapes. She is invited to take over the rooms of the Museum of Hunting and Nature.

With the artist

GALLERIA, EVA JOSPIN

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LOCATION TBC - Le travail interdisciplinaire de SMITH s'appréhende comme une observation des constructions, déconstructions, délocalisations et mues de l’identité humaine. À travers l’hybridation des techniques, des médiums, l’utilisation des nouvelles technologies et de nombreuses collaborations avec des scientifiques et philosophes, SMITH développe une poétique de la métamorphose. Explorant notamment les figures transgenres du fantôme, du fantasme et de la transformation post-traumatique, SMITH donne corps à des processus de subjectivation qui agissent en creux ou en négatif, à même l’effacement, l’altération ou la blessure de l’identité. 

En compagnie de Julie Jones, conservatrice au cabinet de la photographie

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 Acquisition Group for the French Scene from the 1950s to the 1980s

Mission Recherche

For the centenary of the birth of Joseph Beuys (1921-1986), which has given rise to numerous events throughout the year 2021, the Musée d'Art Moderne in Paris presents the exhibition "Joseph Beuys. Line by Line, Sheet by Sheet", which was previously presented at the Dresden Print, Drawing and Photography Room. Joseph Beuys made more than 10,000 drawings in his lifetime. Combining organic and vegetal materials with pencil or watercolor, these drawings address recurring themes in his work: animality, the relationship to nature, and the perpetual transformation of living things.

With Fanny Schulmann, curator of the exhibition

JOSEPH BEUYS, LIGNE À LIGNE, FEUILLE À FEUILLE