The Amis invite you to visit Jean-Michel Othoniel's studio to understand his artistic approach. Starting with watercolours and sketches, each element is then modelled, positioned and assembled before being taken on by contractors. Organised like a real agency, the studio opens its doors to visitors, giving them an opportunity to discover the workings of the art world and the creative universe of Jean-Michel Othoniel.

With Sophie Duplaix, cheffe du Service des collections contemporaines

Jean-Michel Othoniel's Studio // Priority to GAX, IC, MR

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The Amis invite you to meet Philippe Decrauzat. Decrauzat explores the history of 20th-century abstraction through his paintings, sculptures, films and installations, while still maintaining a critical distance from this heritage and from the autonomy of abstraction in relation to other disciplines. He thus embarks on a coded exploration, secretly drawing on sources of our popular culture and the repertoire of abstract art forms to produce new images.

With Jonathan Pouthier, attaché de conservation au Service du cinéma expérimental

Philippe Decrauzat's Studio

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Mission Recherche

The Amis invite you to discover Maurizio Nannucci's installation at the Centre Pompidou. A major figure in the Italian analytical and conceptual art movements, and affiliated with Fluxus, Maurizio Nannucci has explored the relationship between art, language and image since the 1960s. With his work Red Line, the artist seeks to subvert the conventions of the exhibition while inviting visitors to question the nature of the work of art. This work was acquired by the Fonds d'Acquisition Duclos, founded by the Amis du Centre Pompidou in 2022.

Tuesday at the Museum: Maurizio Nannucci