The Centre Pompidou collection includes works by George Tony Stoll. 
His exhbition will be held at the Jérôme Poggi Gallery, in spring 2026.
 

With Sophie Duplaix, cheffe du Service des collections contemporaines

TBC -IC, GAX, MR - George Tony Stoll

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

Founded by one of the curators of the legendary exhibition ‘Les singuliers de l'art’ (The Singulars of Art), La Fabuloserie consists of a park filled with sculptures and a museum housing part of the Bourbonnais collection assembled since 1972 (Aloïse Corbaz, Janko Domsic, Émile Ratier and André Robillard, among others). Giovanni Battista Podestà's dining room, displayed alongside the clothes he made, is one of the museum's most important exhibits.


With Cristina Agostinelli, associate curator of the exhibition ‘Art Brut. Dans l'intimité d'une collection. La donation Decharme au Centre Pompidou’ (Art Brut. Inside a private collection. The Decharme donation to the Centre Pompidou). The tour of this unique site, including both the grounds and the museum, has been developed in consultation with and accompanied by the director of La Fabuloserie.

Day Trip - La Fabuloserie

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International Circle

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

This monographic exhibition invites the viewer, for the first time, to examine the notion of “place” as a central theme in Jo Ratcliffe’s work. For the artist, the spaces she photographs are not merely geographical locations or terrains shaped by violence and history; they are also sites imbued with emotion and carriers of memory. Her images capture both historically significant sites and seemingly ordinary landscapes, where absence itself becomes charged with meaning.

Jo Ratcliffe