The Amis are looking forward to see you for the 2024 Acquisition Committee that will support the enrichment of the collections of the Musée National d'art moderne - Cci.

With Alicia Knock, cheffe du Service de la création contemporaine et prospective

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Marie (Cornil) and Alexandre (Willaume) met in 2018 at the Design Parade in Hyères, organized each year by Villa Noailles. A strong friendship developed between the two finalists. She admired his brushstrokes, his work with color and materials; he was impressed by her mastery of tapestry. They met professionally at the Bouroullec brothers' studio, where they worked on different projects. Then, after two years, it became clear to them that they should establish themselves as a duo. Together, they create graphic, athletic lighting fixtures. 

En compagnie d'Olivier Zeitoun, attaché de conservation au Service du design et de la prospective industrielle

Marie et Alexandre // GAD et Perspective

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The Jeu de Paume is organizing an exceptional new exhibition devoted to the career and work of Belgian filmmaker, artist and writer Chantal Akerman (Brussels 1950 - Paris 2015). From her beginnings in Brussels to her final installations, the exhibition will follow a rich path of images and archives that are intended to be questioned, explained and passed on in order to reveal a dense artistic practice. Following the various stages of the filmmaker's career, this exhibition will retrace the years and places that Chantal Akerman has travelled to and filmed, embracing different media forms that include cinema, television, writing and installations. The exhibition will recall an intense, surprising life, from the burlesque to the tragic, both musical and painful. From this journey to the desert, Chantal Akerman's post- or pre-apocalyptic work has never been so radically and poetically close to our times.

With Marta Ponsa, exhibition curator

Chantal Akerman, Travelling