Since the 1990s, Hassan Khan has been developing a conceptual practice through a wide variety of media: sculpture, photography, video, sound, text and site-specific installation. Constantly adopting new forms, his work addresses with a discreet irony the power relations that define the political and social atmosphere of the contemporary world. The exhibition "Blind Ambition" brings together for the first time in a French institution an important group of older and more recent works, as well as new productions of Hassan Khan, organized in constellations and new remixes.

With Marcella Lista, head of the new media service

Hassan Kahn

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A group exhibition, "Réseaux-mondes" brings together some sixty artists, architects and designers who question the place of the network in our societies, which are permeated by social networks and the dematerialization of the network itself. More than ever, in the era of the Internet and this great "network of networks", the network is at the heart of technological changes and societal issues: surveillance, atomization of the individual, actor-network ... The exhibition also addresses the first network, that of the living, which connects the species between them. 

With Marie-Ange Brayer, head of the design and industrial prospective service

Réseaux-mondes

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International Circle

Acquisition Group for Design

Acquisition Group for Photography

Acquisition Group for Contemporary Art

Groupe d'Acquisition pour la Scène Française des années 50 - 80

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A major figure in contemporary American sculpture, Charles Ray (born in Chicago in 1953, living and working in Los Angeles) is exhibited for the first time in a French public institution. Conceived in dialogue with the artist, this exhibition proposes, through a group of works representative of his pathways, a walk through a landscape to be inhabited as much by the body as by the mind. 

With Jean-Pierre Criqui, curator for contemporary collections

IC and GAAC // Charles Ray