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Close to informal art, gestural painting and lyrical abstraction, Georges Noël has always preserved his independence. From the outset, he has experimented with a wide range of techniques, inventing a new medium he calls his pictorial "magma" - a mixture of polyvinyl acetate, a glue that is particularly resistant when dry, ground sand or flint, and pure pigments. He works this singular material in the thickness of successive colored layers whose rough, grainy or velvety texture catches the eye and calls out to the hand. Incisions, graffiti, writing, superimpositions, tearing... reveal the primitive strata of the work and bear the imprint of his fascination for prehistoric, archaic and tribal cultures.

With Margit Rowell, wife of the artist and Michel Gauthier, conservateur au Service des collections contemporaines

IC, GAX, MR // Georges Noel's studio

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The Musée des Arts Décoratifs pays tribute to Dutch fashion designer Iris van Herpen, now recognized as one of the most avant-garde figures of her generation. Conceived as a truly immersive and sensory exploration of the designer's universe, this retrospective, fusing fashion, contemporary art, design and science, is organized around eight themes that capture the very essence of her work. The exhibition brings together some one hundred Iris van Herpen dresses in dialogue with a selection of contemporary artworks, installations, videos, photographs and works of natural history.

With Cloé Pitiot, curator of the exhibition

Iris Von Herpen, Sculpting the senses