The Amis invite you to discover Esther Ferrer's studio. Esther Ferrer practices both installation and performance art, alone or as part of the Spanish group ZAJ (formed in 1964 and disbanded in 1996). In the 1970s the artist developed her use of various media, creating objects, photographs and installations. The body in action has remained the starting point and principal tool of her committed practice. Esther Ferrer has received several awards, including Spain's National Plastic Arts Prize in 2008.

With Annalisa Rimaudo, conservatrice au Service des collections contemporaines

Esther Ferrer's studio

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The Amis invite you to Amsterdam to discover Angela Lampe's retrospective of Wassily Kandinsky which includes more than 60 works belonging to the collections of the Musée National d'Art Moderne.

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

With Angela Lampe, conservatrice au Service des collections modernes

The collections on the road // Amsterdam - Kandinsky Exhibition

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Through an immersive sound work, the Franco-Gabonese, Myriam Mihindou, creates a resonance between Punu culture and the Quai Branly's collection of musical instruments. More specifically, this installation pays hommage to the Punu mourners, of which Myriam Mihindou is herself a member. Paying homage to the ancestral practices of these companions of deceased or bereaved souls, the artist re-examines the funeral rites and the myths associated with them. Described as “total, performative, organic and corporeal”, the installation highlights the cathartic virtue of the songs and tears of Punu women on the social and individual body.

With Sarah Ligner, curator of the exhibition

Myriam Mihindou