In his canvases painted "with his fingertips", Fabrice Hyber shows the deployment of a free and living thought. Bringing together some sixty canvases, including nearly fifteen works produced specifically for the exhibition, the artist creates a school within the Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain that is open to all hypotheses. Visitors are invited to walk through different classrooms along a path that follows the twists and turns of the artist's thinking.

With Jeanne Barral, curator of the exhibition

Fabrice Hyber, La Vallée

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The amis invite you to visit the salons and workshops of the iconic 20th century house. From her inventive imagination and revolutionary vision of sportswear, Haute Couture, art, perfumes, and ordinary elements transformed into elaborate creations, Elsa Schiaparelli breathed a creative spirit into 20th century fashion. Her iconic collaborations with artists such as Dalí, Cocteau, Man Ray, Giacometti and Marcel Vertès have become legendary. Today, the House of Schiaparelli cultivates this incredible legacy to offer 21st century women the essence of bold style and timeless allure.

With Francesco Pastore, in charge of heritage and cultural projects

Perspective // Behind the scenes at Schiaparelli

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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

Mission Recherche

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