Dîner programme - Paris Noir Programme - Gallery Tour
With curators of the Museum
Visit
March 14
Please wait
RSVP BY E-MAIL ONLY : victoire.becker@centrepompidou.fr
Raymond Saunders, Déménagement
David Zwirner - 75003
Curated by Ebony L. Haynes, Déménagement marks the artist’s first exhibition in Paris in twenty years. Saunders once called Paris “a home away from home,” embracing the French capital as a generative place for art making and community building. The city offered a hopeful environment and freer way of life, one that held opportunities for artists to be in broader conversation with audiences and institutions at large.
Hassan Musa
Galerie Maïa Muller - 75004
Hassan Musa is a Sudanese-born French contemporary painter and one of the pioneers in contemporary art and zoomorphic calligraphy. His artwork is known to adapt, mix and combine diverse styles from contrasting parts of the world: he appropriates classical Western artworks to approach and challenge well-known figures such as Osama bin Laden, Che Guevara, Vincent van Gogh or Josephine Baker.
Troy Makaza
Jérôme Poggi - 75004
Troy Makaza, whose participation in last year’s Venice Biennale was particularly noteworthy in the Zimbabwean pavilion, will occupy the gallery’s main exhibition space for his second solo show. This show will be accompanied by the publication of his first monograph.
Raymond Saunders, Déménagement
David Zwirner - 75003
Curated by Ebony L. Haynes, Déménagement marks the artist’s first exhibition in Paris in twenty years. Saunders once called Paris “a home away from home,” embracing the French capital as a generative place for art making and community building. The city offered a hopeful environment and freer way of life, one that held opportunities for artists to be in broader conversation with audiences and institutions at large.
Hassan Musa
Galerie Maïa Muller - 75004
Hassan Musa is a Sudanese-born French contemporary painter and one of the pioneers in contemporary art and zoomorphic calligraphy. His artwork is known to adapt, mix and combine diverse styles from contrasting parts of the world: he appropriates classical Western artworks to approach and challenge well-known figures such as Osama bin Laden, Che Guevara, Vincent van Gogh or Josephine Baker.
Troy Makaza
Jérôme Poggi - 75004
Troy Makaza, whose participation in last year’s Venice Biennale was particularly noteworthy in the Zimbabwean pavilion, will occupy the gallery’s main exhibition space for his second solo show. This show will be accompanied by the publication of his first monograph.