A visionary designer, Jean-Charles de Castelbajac anticipated what today forms the basis of new creation: art and fashion, misappropriation and collaboration. His clothes and his art are imbued with his passion for history, the world of childhood and Pop art. The Friends invite you to meet the designer and discover his latest creations in person, for the inauguration of Notre-Dame de Paris.


Encounter with Jean-Charles de Castelbajac // Perspective

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Since the end of the 1960s, Tania Mouraud's work has been part of a practice that questions the relationship between art and social links, using a variety of media: painting, installation, photography, sound, video, performance, etc. She proposes adding a meditation room to apartments. She proposes adding a meditation room to flats, and in the public space she expresses her disagreement with a society that glorifies possession at the expense of humanity. She also reflects on the decorative relationship between art and war, and on the limits of perception with the help of writing. Since 1998, she has been using photography, video and sound in a strong relationship with painting to question different aspects of history and the living.


With Sophie Duplaix, cheffe du Service des collections contemporaines

Encounter with Tania Mouraud, followed by a drink // CI, GAX, MR

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The Amis invite you to discover Florence Jung's exhibition in dialogue with Ima-Abasi Okon. Florence Jung is a poet and artist whose work makes the absent operational and relies on the power of the void. She does so via the creation of scenarios: constellations of elements and settings that, while seemingly secretive in nature, stand patent in their quiet orchestration of the commonplace and routine. The exhibition unfolds ten scenarios, presented around the Fondation and its neighbourhood. Through these scripted situations, Florence Jung explores the lives of those whose paths we cross every day and the invisible ties that bind us. 

With Antonia Scintilla, directrice de la Fondation Pernod Ricard

Florence Jung