Through the kaleidoscopic prism of a complex and heterogeneous practice mixing sculpture, installation, performance, scenography and video, Maxime Rossi ignores the very idea of categories, and responds to his visual and sensorial obsessions which come from both immediate popular culture and the counter-cultures of the last century. His work conjures up a kinetic duvet cover, a philosophical bagel, floral condoms, and arbitrary scores by Frédéric Chopin, all improbable telescopes that allow him to inscribe himself in a poetry of language, where semantics and the history of art are constantly abused, not without humour.

With Philippe Bettinelli, curator of the new media department

Perspective // Maxime Rossi's studio

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

With Frédéric Migayrou, assistant director of the museum, Marie-Ange Brayer, Head of the design and industrial prospective department, Céline Saraiva and Olivier Zeitoun, assistant curators at the design and industrial prospective department

GAD // Study Meeting

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Acquisition Group for Contemporary Art

Mission Recherche

Faith Ringgold is a major figure in American feminist art, from the civil rights struggles to those of Black Lives Matter, and the author of some very famous works of children's literature. Her work links the rich heritage of the Harlem Renaissance to the current art of young black American artists. Through her re-readings of modern art history, she engages in a genuine plastic and critical dialogue with the Parisian art scene of the early 20th century, particularly with Picasso and his "Demoiselles d'Avignon". This exhibition is the first to bring together, in France, a group of major works by Faith Ringgold.

Faith Ringgold