The SCFR study meeting in 2023 will bring together members and curators to discuss acquisition and development prospects for the coming year.

With Sophie Duplaix, Head of the contemporary collections department, et Michel Gauthier, curator of the contemporary collections department

SCFR // Study Meeting

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For the first time, the work of Moï Ver, painter, graphic artist and photographer (1904, Lithuania-1995, Israel) is presented in all its richness and complexity. Trained at the Bauhaus and then in Paris alongside Fernand Léger, Moï Ver was a champion of photographic modernism in the 1930s. More than 300 works and documents (photographs, paintings, drawings, prints), most of them previously unpublished, allow us to appreciate the experimental nature of his view of society, as well as his impressive mastery of photographic montage.

With Julie Jones, curator of the photography cabinet

IC, GAX, MR // Moi Ver

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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

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Laure Tiberghien's work is part of a trend of experimentation that can be traced back to the beginning of the medium's history to underline its inventive character, but which has nothing to do with any fascination for technology as such. It is well known that in this field technology is only as interesting as what it allows us to say. The first inventors, starting from hypotheses that were each more audacious than the last, achieved surprising combinations and results that have often remained unequalled on the plastic level.

With Philippe Bettinelli, curator of the new media department

Perspective // Laure Thiberghien's studio