The General Assembly will be preceded by a tour of the Wolfgang Tillmans exhibition at 6 pm and followed by a cocktail reception. We look forward to welcoming you!
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For forty-five years, through encounters and providential finds, collector Bruno Decharme has worked to bring together these creations, which were born outside the recognized art world, but which today constitute an important part of art history. With over 300 works, the exhibition explores the history of Art Brut. These works come from the donation made by Bruno Decharme to the Musée national d'art moderne at the Centre Pompidou in 2021. Organized like a jigsaw puzzle, reflecting the kaleidoscope of themes and viewpoints brought together by research into Art Brut, the exhibition bears witness to the unsuspected creative wealth that can be unleashed by the human spirit when it is alienated from the norm. 

With Cristina Agostinelli, attachée de conservation au Service des collections contemporaines, curator of the exhibition

TBC - Art Brut: In the intimacy of a collection. Donation Decharme at the Centre Pompidou

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Acquisition Group for Design

Acquisition Group for Photography

Acquisition Group for Contemporary Art

 Acquisition Group for the French Scene from the 1950s to the 1980s

Mission Recherche

From June 13 to September 22, the Centre Pompidou is giving carte blanche to German artist Wolfgang Tillmans. Taking over the 6,000 sq. m of the Bibliothèque publique d'information (Bpi), Tillmans transforms the space through a curatorial experiment that places his work in dialogue with the library, questioning it both as architecture and as a place for the transmission of knowledge. The retrospective explores more than thirty-five years of artistic practice across a range of photographic genres, including portraiture, still life, architecture, documentary and abstraction. His work takes a wide variety of forms, playing on the verticality of walls and the horizontality of tables, defying all attempts of categorization. In addition to his photographic work, Tillmans integrates moving image, music, sound and text into this vast installation, with contributions from performance artists. 

With Florian Ebner, chef du Cabinet de photographie, commissaire de l'exposition

Wolfgang Tillmans : Rien ne nous y préparait - Tout nous y préparait

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