The Amis invite you to spend a day in Strasbourg, UNESCO's World Book Capital 2024, on the opening of the Mode d'emploi exhibition. The program includes a tour of the exhibition with curator Philippe Bettinelli, a talk by Christian Marclay and meetings with local artists.

Kindly sign up to this day trip via e-mail, at the following address : victoire.becker@centrepompidou.fr

With Philippe Bettinelli, conservateur au Service des nouveaux médias

The collections on the road // Strasbourg - Mode d'emploi Exhibition

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The Centre Pompidou and the MO Museum of Vilnius, have brought together a group of works testifying to the vitality and singularity of Lithuanian contemporary art from the 1960s to the present day. From paintings to drawings, installations and video art, the exhibition presents new acquisitions by artists of several generations whose artistic production has been recognized as being of national importance. It brings together an extraordinary body of work by major historical figures, who faced the challenges of Soviet rule or exile, alongside artists from the most contemporary Lithuanian art scene, who since Lithuania's return to independence in 1990 have enjoyed international recognition. This collection seeks to reveal some of the histories and narratives of the European states formerly occupied by the Soviet Union.

With Alicia Knock, cheffe du Service de la création contemporaine et prospective, and Marie Siguier, attachée de conservation au Service de la création contemporaine et prospective, curators of the exhibition

Special Hanging dedicated to Lithuania

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International Circle

Acquisition Group for Design

Acquisition Group for Photography

Acquisition Group for Contemporary Art

 Acquisition Group for the French Scene from the 1950s to the 1980s

Mission Recherche

Inga Sempé is a French designer born in Paris. In the early 2000s, like Tom Dixon and the Bouroullec brothers, she joined the Cappellini "stable" and attracted the attention of the international press with an almost 2-metre-high pleated lamp. The process she has tamed and developed since 2002, notably for Luceplan and Moustache, has become her trademark.

With Marie-Ange Brayer, cheffe du Service du design et de la prospective industrielle

Encounter with Inga Sempé // IC, GAX, MR