Exhibitions, Collection Sean Scully : a romantic geometry of colors Over the course of his 50-year career, Sean Scully has created an influential body of work that has … 07 Oct 2024
Collection, Backstage Tracking the Ghost Paintings of Fédor Löwenstein, Lost to Nazi Looting EXCLUSIVE ► For decades, three paintings created in 1939 by Fédor Löwenstein and looted by the Nazi … 16 Sep 2025
Collection Focus on… “The Frame” by Frida Kahlo Barely 30 centimetres long, The Frame is one of the Mexican artist’s most emblematic self-portraits.… 10 Nov 2020
Exhibitions, Collection “Niki de Saint Phalle, Jean Tinguely, Pontus Hulten”: For the Sake of … Niki de Saint Phalle and Jean Tinguely left their mark on the early decades of the Centre Pompidou w… 20 May 2025
Exhibitions, Collection Focus on ... "Chopin’s Waterloo" by Arman In 1962, armed with a sledgehammer—and before a live audience—Arman carried out the complete destruc… 25 Apr 2025
Exhibitions, Collection Focus on... the Tripp Trapp highchair The Tripp Trapp highchair is an absolute icon in the world of children’s furniture, designed by the … 02 Jul 2024
Exhibitions, Collection AI, NFT: Vera Molnár, a step ahead As early as the 1960s, Vera Molnár was exploring the infinite possibilities of computer-assisted art… 05 Feb 2024
Exhibitions, Backstage Pontus Hulten, an anarchist at the museum First director of the Musée National d’Art Moderne from 1973 to 1981, Pontus Hulten was a close frie… 06 Jun 2025
Exhibitions, Backstage The untold story of “Le Crocrodrome de Zig & Puce” by Niki de Saint Ph… Part ghost train, part giant pinball machine, part cabinet of curiosities, this thirty-metre-long mo… 10 Jun 2025
Exhibitions, Collection Chez André Breton, 42 Rue Fontaine, Paris It was in this apartment-studio, just a stone’s throw from Montmartre, that André Breton, Paul Éluar… 28 Nov 2024
Collection Focus on… “Black Cross” by Kazimir Malevich Exhibited in December 1915 at the “0.10. Last Futurist Picture Exhibition” in Saint-Petersburg, even… 29 Feb 2024
Collection Anthony McCall: When Light Takes Form A major figure in contemporary art, Anthony McCall has turned light into a medium in its own right. … 13 Apr 2026
Cinema “On Violence in America”: Mirrors of a Nation in Cinema Screenings, talks, debates… De la violence en Amérique is a bold and wide-ranging programme that, as… 11 Dec 2025
Exhibitions Georgia O’Keeffe: The Pioneer Spirit Georgia O’Keeffe was a singular force – an artist who, throughout her life, engaged with the major a… 20 Aug 2021
Exhibitions Norman Foster : « My quest is for a holistic approach that achieves a … In 1999, Norman Foster was awarded the prestigious Pritzker Prize. The British architect is a man of… 27 Apr 2023
Collection Focus on.. "Slave Auction" by Jean-Michel Basquiat Painted in 1982, Slave Auction is an iconic work by Jean-Michel Basquiat, who drew his subjects from… 24 Oct 2023
Exhibitions, Collection Suzanne Valadon: A Female Gaze Suzanne Valadon (1865–1938) was the first woman to paint a large-format male nude in a frontal pose.… 03 Dec 2024
Collection, Research The Secret History of the Maison de Verre, a Masterpiece of Modern Arc… Tucked away in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés stands a masterpiece of modern architecture: the … 01 Feb 2024
Collection Focus on... "Your Privacy Is Very Important to Us", by Genesis Belange… The sculpture Your Privacy Is Very Important to Us by young American artist Genesis Belanger has joi… 07 Oct 2024
Collection Focus on... "Forest Companions" by Takashi Murakami Like his sculpture Naked Self-Portrait with POM (Gold), Takashi Murakami's painting Forest Companion… 23 Sep 2024
![[Translate to English:] This powerful work by Jean-Michel Basquiat delves into themes of slavery, Black identity, and human commodification. On a dark, chaotic background accented with bright orange, electric blue, and white, a haloed skull, a striped figure, and a series of cartoonish faces emerge. The raw brushstrokes, drips, scribbles, and collages create a sense of controlled chaos, echoing the violent and fragmented history of African Americans. The painting evokes urgency, tension, and resistance, blending street art energy with symbolic and socio-political critique.](/fileadmin/user_upload/basquiat_slave-auction_vignette.jpg "[Translate to English:]")
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