The amis propose a conversation about unique museums in Latin America and how they reframe the connections between different cultural roots. The list of participants is still to be confirmed.

With Paulo Miyada, adjunct curator for the IC-Latin America

Online // Musems between ancestry and the present

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Yüksel Arslan is an very singular artist of the greatest interest. To name his works and affirm their specificity, he invented the word "arture". An "arture" is a composition drawn in ink and pencil, enhanced with natural pigments in dominant ochre and bistre. It sometimes includes collages. But more often than not, it is almost as much written as it is drawn, because the "artures" as a whole form an encyclopaedia that does not neglect any science - anatomy, geology, botany, archaeology, political history, art history, etc. - nor any particularity of the subject. It is an encyclopaedia that does not neglect any science - anatomy, geology, botany, archaeology, political history, history of art, etc. - nor any particularity of the human species, its morals and its vices.

With Cristina Agostinelli, assistant curator of the contemporary collection department

Room of the Yüksel Arslan dation

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Over the past 30 years, Christian Marclay has explored the fusion of art and audio cultures, transforming sound and music into visible physical form through performances, collages, sculptures, installations, photographs and videos. The Musée national d'art moderne - Centre Pompidou dedicates an exhibition to the artist, tracing the history of his work.

With Jean-Pierre Criqui, curator of contemporary collections

Christian Marclay