Dedicated to the Portuguese artists Pedro Costa, Rui Chafes and Paulo Nozolino, this group exhibition takes the form of a renewed dialogue between cinema, sculpture and photography. Built around the installation As filhas do Fogo by Pedro Costa and Rui Chafes, and the film Minino macho, Minino fêmea by Pedro Costa accompanied by a series of photographs by Paulo Nozolino, the exhibition is conceived as a mental and immersive journey. Invited to wander through a deliberately labyrinthine space plunged into darkness, the public experiences a complex collective work conceived at the crossroads of the plastic interrogations of these three artists engaged over the years in a fruitful collaboration.

With Philippe-Alain Michaud, head of the experimental cinema service, and Jonathan Pouthier, curatorial assistant of the experimental cinema service

Le reste est ombre - Pedro Costa, Rui Chafes, Paolo Nozolino

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This summer, the Jeu de Paume opens its doors to Marine Hugonnier for her first major exhibition in France. The exhibition brings together a selection of works representative of Marine Hugonnier's artistic approach since her debut in 1998.

With Marta Ponsa, in charge of artistic projects and cultural actions of the Jeu de Paume

Marine Hugonnier, le cinéma à l'estomac

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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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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

ONLINE // Shirley Jaffe : an American in Paris