The amis welcome you to a tour of four galleries around rue Notre-Dame de Nazareth : Backslash, Michèle Didier, Pauline Pavec to end with drinks at Dilecta. 

Gallery tour around rue Notre-Dame de Nazareth

Perspective // Gallery tour rue Notre-Dame de Nazareth

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Through the presentation of paintings, sculptures, photographs, films, textiles and literary works, this exhibition highlights the primordial role of women in the development of the great artistic movements of modernity. These pioneers, born at the end of the 19th century or at the very beginning of the 20th century, finally gained access to the great art schools which had previously been reserved for men. They were the first to be recognised as artists, to own a studio, a gallery or a publishing house, to run workshops in art schools, and to represent naked bodies. Their lives and their bodies, which they are the first to claim as their own, became the tools of their work, which they reinvented in all materials and on all supports. The interdisciplinarity and performativity of their work have influenced entire generations of artists and continue to do so today.

With Patricia Clément, mediator of the musée du Luxembourg

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International Circle

Acquisition Group for Design

Acquisition Group for Photography

Acquisition Group for Contemporary Art

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

Mission Recherche

Combining exhibitions, screenings, performances and concerts, and presenting a large number of new productions, this event aims to give full visibility to artists rarely shown in France - all of whom have the particularity of exploring the multiple dimensions of the image in the diversity of its forms. The title chosen for this edition, Fata Morgana, refers to the exceptional phenomenon caused by the combination of mirages on the surface of the sea, the natural illusion of which makes it possible to see above the horizon objects located beyond their image: it is therefore the singular sensitive realities conveyed by the contemporary image that the curators have chosen to explore.

With Béatrice Gross, curator of the exhibition

CI et GAP // Fata Morgana