Centre Pompidou March 2 to July 4, 2011
In the series of the Centre Pompidou retrospective devoted to the great figures of contemporary art, a new exhibition presents a rereading of the work of François Morellet.
This exhibition focuses on one aspect of the original and pioneering work by the artist, facilities.
In collaboration with the curators of the exhibition, Alfred Pacquement and Serge Lemoine, François Morellet has selected twenty-six works of varying sizes that cover the major turning points in his career from 1963 to today.
Very different in nature from each other and made of various materials – tubes of neon lights with projection pieces of wood, paper, silk screen adhesive strips on the walls, canvas frames, aluminum tubes, metal plates, they are installed in space and on the walls.
The whole is « relocated » in the gallery 2, 6th Floor, Centre Pompidou, to create a varied course full of contrasts and surprises, able to cause visual impacts as to arouse pleasure both elegance that’s about the beauty of the effect.
Museum Centre Pompidou : Place Georges Pompidou, 75004 Paris
More informations : www.centrepompidou.fr
