In turn a poet, an engraver, a calligrapher, a painter and a performer, Ma Desheng is a model of combativeness and creativity for all. Born in Beijing in 1952, he was one of the first contemporary Chinese artists to free Chinese art from Maoist propaganda. As founder of the Stars group, he was, along with Wang Keping and Huang Rui, one of the major pillars of this intelligentsia. Les amis offer you a meeting with the artist in his exhibition, accompanied by Marcella Lista, head of the new media department.

With Marcella Lista, Head of the new media department and Yin Ker, adjunct curator for the CI-Asie Pacifique

Encounter with Ma Desheng

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This exhibition highlights the richness of a period in which Italian artists were among the most important interpreters of the transformation of visual languages. Extensive research in the artists' archives, as well as a series of loans from museums and private collections, offer a rereading of the Italian artistic production of the period. The exhibition weaves together research in contemporary art and personalities from the photographic and cinematographic scene. This exhibition can also be seen at the Bal.

With Quentin Bajac, director of the Jeu de Paume

GAP // Renverser ses yeux

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Groupe d'Acquisition pour la Scène Française des années 50 - 80

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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 modern collections

IC // Alice Neel (English tour)