This exhibition looks back at the unclassifiable career of one of the most important French contemporary painters, Gérard Garouste (born 1946).
Alongside 120 major paintings, often of very large format, the exhibition also presents many of his installations, sculptures and graphic works.
These are all pieces that deliberately play on the deformations, mutilations and recompositions of the figure, the history of art and the great narratives (mythological, literary, religious). The artist seeks to question and overturn certainties in the mode of a game itself in perpetual reinvention.

IN ENGLISH // With Jean-Marc Quittard, in charge of research on the exhibition

GÉRARD GAROUSTE

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Crossing the periods of abstraction, Pop Art, minimal and conceptual art, the American artist Alice Neel (1900-1984) has always remained against the current of the avant-garde and faithful to a very personal figuration.
The retrospective devoted to the artist by the Centre Pompidou proposes to rediscover her work through two major themes: the class struggle and the gender struggle. It highlights the political and social commitment of an artist for whom the act of painting is fundamentally a search for truth.


With Angela Lampe, curator of the modern collections

ALICE NEEL

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International Circle

Acquisition Group for Design

Acquisition Group for Photography

Acquisition Group for Contemporary Art

Mission Recherche

The amis invite you to tour ASIA NOW on the VIP opening day of the fair. This fair welcomes about 60 international galleries and exhibits for the first time projects, installations and monumental sculptures in various outdoor spaces.
Within this framework, ASIA NOW, after its development towards Iran during its last edition, continues its exploration of the Western and Central Asian scenes, pursuing the mission it has given itself since 2015: to bring Asian art to the forefront of the international scene and engage artists from Asia and its diasporas in the global conversation.

With Marcella Lista, head of the new media department

Asia Now