On June 10th, 2021, the Centre Pompidou accepted a donation of 921 works by 242 artists from the private collection of Bruno Decharme. This very impressive collection is now on display in a new dedicated room on the fifth floor, where the works on display change every six months. The rotation of the works shows the richness of this exceptional collection, which represents about one sixth of the total collection of Bruno Decharme.

With Bruno Decharme, Art Brut collector and Cristina Agostinelli, assistant curator of the contemporary collections department

IC, GAX, MR // Discover the Art Brut collections

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The American artist Alice Neel (1900-1984), who lived through the periods of abstraction, Pop Art, and minimal and conceptual art, always remained at odds with the avant-garde and faithful to a very personal figuration. The retrospective devoted to her 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 department and curator of the exhibition

Finissage of the Alice Neel exhibition

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Now considered one of the most influential contemporary artists in Eastern Europe, Boris Mikhaïlov has been developing an experimental photographic work around social and political subjects for over 50 years. His practice is situated at the borders of documentary photography, conceptual work, painting and performance. Since the 1960s, he has been reflecting on the upheavals that accompanied the collapse of the Soviet Union and the consequences, in Ukraine, of its dissolution. Conceived in close collaboration with the artist, the exhibition presents some twenty of his most important series.

With Laurie Hurwitz, curator of the exhibition

Boris Mikhaïlov