Laurence Bertrand d'Orléac, professor of art history at Sciences Po and member of our Scientific Advisory Board, has honoured us with an exclusive meeting on the occasion of her exhibition "Les Choses" at the Louvre Museum, from 12 October 2022 to 23 January 2023.
An exhibition on still life invites us to a formidable dive into the heart of things and their representation since the beginning of humanity. In the eyes of artists of all times, these things speak admirably of our relationship with the living and the non-living, materialism and spirituality, abundance and scarcity. The friends offer you a preview of the scenario imagined for the Louvre. 

Encounter around the exhibition "Les Choses"

MR // Encounter with Laurence Bertrand d'Orléac

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When she died in 2016, the American painter Shirley Jaffe left behind a rich body of abstract work, a significant part of which was donated to the French state and received by the Musée national d'art moderne in 2019. This new exhibition shows the way in which the artist had to abandon gesturality in order to bring ever greater tension to her artistic experience. The chronological layout orchestrates occasional confrontations between works from different periods. Precious studio notes written by the artist for each of her paintings are presented in the showcase along with archival material collected in the studio.

With Frédéric Paul, curator of the contemporary collection service

Shirley Jaffe : an American in Paris

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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

Mission Recherche

The work of German photographer Jochen Lempert (b. 1958), imbued with images of nature where animals and plants rub shoulders, combines the rigour of scientific observation with the delicacy of poetry.
The retrospective exhibition allows us to discover the whole of his career, and to put it in resonance with some of the historical pieces preserved by the Musée national d'art moderne - from the scientific work of Anna Atkins or Karl Blossfeldt to the surrealist images of Jacques-André Boiffard, via the prints of Jean Painlevé in particular.

With Florian Ebner, head of the photography cabinet and Julie Jones, curator at the photography cabinet

Perspective // Jochen Lempert