The Centre Pompidou, MoMA and M+ join forces across Paris, New York and Hong Kong. An international alliance that raises questions about the future of museums, the circulation of artworks and how art history is written.
What if art history had overlooked half of its sculptors? At the Petit Palais in Paris, Prune Nourry brings long-overlooked women sculptors back into the spotlight. With Visionnaires, she challenges established narratives and reexamines the place of women in art history.
The Cérès Franco Museum in Montolieu is celebrating the centenary of the gallerist and collector with the exhibition “The Adventurers of the Bull’s-Eye: 100 Artists in Homage to Cérès Franco”. Following several years of renovation, the newly designated Musée de France invites visitors to rediscover artists who long remained on the margins of official art […]
Jessica Morgan will become Director of Tate on 1 January 2027, succeeding Maria Balshaw. A former Tate curator and current Director of the Dia Art Foundation in New York, she returns to London with an international vision that could shape the next chapter of one of the world’s leading institutions for modern and contemporary art.
