SoixanteDixSept, Hôtel du Pavot…
11 Mar - 16 Jul 2017
Dorothea Tanning
Chambre 202
Hôtel du Pavot, 1970 © The Estate of Dorothea Tanning / Adagp, Paris. Photo : Centre Pompidou, MNAM-CCI/Georges Meguerditchian/Dist. RMN-GP. Collection Centre Pompidou, Paris Musée national d’art moderne - Centre de création industrielle
Chambre 202
Hôtel du Pavot, 1970 © The Estate of Dorothea Tanning / Adagp, Paris. Photo : Centre Pompidou, MNAM-CCI/Georges Meguerditchian/Dist. RMN-GP. Collection Centre Pompidou, Paris Musée national d’art moderne - Centre de création industrielle
Pétrel | Roumagnac (duo), Latences #1, 2014, courtesy des artistes et de la galerie Escougonu-Cetraro
Vue de l’exposition SoixanteDixSept Hôtel du Pavot..., frac île-de-france, le château, Rentilly, 2017. Photo : Martin Argyroglo
SOIXANTEDIXSEPT, HÔTEL DU PAVOT...
11 March – 16 July 2017
Three exhibitions celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Centre Pompidou
SoixanteDixSept : the project
Through several exhibitions and a festival, three key venues for contemporary art in Seine-et-Marne (French administrative département no.77) use the symbolic creation date of the Centre Pompidou – “centre of decentralisation” – to breathe the spirit of an epoch into the this territory again.
The three art centres present works created or acquired in 1977, works by artists born in 1977 or works about the museum and its history to get audiences and ideas moving around.
The project looks back on a vision of art and society, a key time spawning utopias that still make their appearance in contemporary creation. Reconsidering this moment after forty years means understanding how a museum makes history, preserving but also modelling a future.
SoixanteDixSept, Hôtel du Pavot ...
frac île-de-france, le château /
Parc culturel de Rentilly – Michel Chartier
With the works of:
Andrej ABRAMOV, Mac ADAMS, Eduardo ARROYO, John BALDESSARI, Hannes BECKMANN, Robert BREER/ Pontus HULTEN, Victor BURGIN, Marc Camille CHAIMOWICZ, Paul CORNET, Lucio FANTI, Esther FERRER, ROBERT FILLIOU, Jose FIORAVANTI, GENERAL IDEA, Emile GILIOLI,
Aroldo GOVERNATORI, Sigurdur GUDMUNDSSON, Erich HARTMANN, Marius HERMANOWICZ, Francis JALAIN, Edmund KUPPEL,
Jiri KOVANDA, Ugo LA PIETRA, Urs LÜTHI, Annette MESSAGER,
Duane MICHALS, Dore O. / Werner NEKES, Slobodan PAJIC, Max PAM,
Neša PARIPOVIC, Roger PARRY, Dieter ROTH / Richard HAMILTON,
Ulrich RÜCKRIEM, Dorothea TANNING, Monique TIROUFLET,
Jean-Luc VILMOUTH, Piet ZWART
Curator: Xavier Franceschi
The exhibition contains a series of landscapes with a wealth of formal and semantic analogies, providing an unprecedented experience.
Based on Chambre 202, Hôtel du Pavot by Dorothea Tanning, an installation unfolds incorporating works with a Surrealist touch, making play on explicit links with the work of the American artist as regards materials and situations. This relationship with the organic, the Internet and a certain strangeness in Tanning’s work continues in other works, all linked by the year 1977.
The second part of the exhibition opens with experimental, forward-looking forms, particularly from the late Seventies, consisting of films and videos, with works that reveal another relationship with reality – and with works borrowed from other Frac – whether this involves transposing by renewing narrative methods, or intervening: a reality experienced as various experiments with a performative aspect.
In a singular way, the exhibition thus reflects the reality of a crucial period in art and the Centre Pompidou’s view of it at the time of the museum’s creation.
SoixanteDixSept, Quand Rossellini filmait Beaubourg
Curator: Julie Pellegrin in association with Marie Auvity
In 1977, Roberto Rossellini devoted his last film to the opening of the Centre Pompidou, as personal testimony to the advent of a new artistic, architectural and cultural modernity. Now, after forty years in oblivion, his film has resurfaced. The Italian director approached the museum in a way nobody else ever has, catching spectators’ stunned amazement on the spot.
SoixanteDixSept Experiment
Curator: Nathalie Giraudeau
Making play with a selection from the Centre Pompidou collections based on the number 77, the curators extricate a network of meanings from a“circumstantial-magical” assemblage of pieces, which illustrate the experimental energy of the art scene, in particular feminine, in the Seventies.
Performance Day #2
Centre Photographique d’Île de France / Ferme du Buisson
Festival de Performance, June 3, 2017 – noon to midnight
Pétrel | Roumagnac (duo), Latences #1, 2014, courtesy des artistes et de la galerie Escougonu-Cetraro
With the artworks of : Béatrice Balcou, Marcelline Delbecq et Ellie Ga, Ben Evans et Luis Miguel Félix, Ricardo Jacinto, Kapwani Kiwanga, Anouchka Oler, Onze Heures Onze Orchestra, Pétrel l Roumagnac, Projecto Teatral.
Curated by : Xavier Franceschi, Nathalie Giraudeau, Julie Pellegrin, Cristina Grande, Ricardo Nicolau, Pedro Rocha (Fondation Serralves, Porto)
The festival is based on the idea of “performed museum”. The artists are invited to dream up performances, readings, guided tours, concerts and pieces based on stories of museums and collections.
In 2017, the Centre Pompidou is celebrating its 40th anniversary throughout France.
To share the celebration with a wider audience, it will be presenting a completely new
programme of exhibitions, outstanding loans and various events throughout the year.
Exhibitions, shows, concerts and meetings will be staged in 40 French cities in partnership
with museums, contemporary art centres, performance halls, a festival, a key player
in France’s cultural and artistic fabric and many more.
11 March – 16 July 2017
Three exhibitions celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Centre Pompidou
SoixanteDixSept : the project
Through several exhibitions and a festival, three key venues for contemporary art in Seine-et-Marne (French administrative département no.77) use the symbolic creation date of the Centre Pompidou – “centre of decentralisation” – to breathe the spirit of an epoch into the this territory again.
The three art centres present works created or acquired in 1977, works by artists born in 1977 or works about the museum and its history to get audiences and ideas moving around.
The project looks back on a vision of art and society, a key time spawning utopias that still make their appearance in contemporary creation. Reconsidering this moment after forty years means understanding how a museum makes history, preserving but also modelling a future.
SoixanteDixSept, Hôtel du Pavot ...
frac île-de-france, le château /
Parc culturel de Rentilly – Michel Chartier
With the works of:
Andrej ABRAMOV, Mac ADAMS, Eduardo ARROYO, John BALDESSARI, Hannes BECKMANN, Robert BREER/ Pontus HULTEN, Victor BURGIN, Marc Camille CHAIMOWICZ, Paul CORNET, Lucio FANTI, Esther FERRER, ROBERT FILLIOU, Jose FIORAVANTI, GENERAL IDEA, Emile GILIOLI,
Aroldo GOVERNATORI, Sigurdur GUDMUNDSSON, Erich HARTMANN, Marius HERMANOWICZ, Francis JALAIN, Edmund KUPPEL,
Jiri KOVANDA, Ugo LA PIETRA, Urs LÜTHI, Annette MESSAGER,
Duane MICHALS, Dore O. / Werner NEKES, Slobodan PAJIC, Max PAM,
Neša PARIPOVIC, Roger PARRY, Dieter ROTH / Richard HAMILTON,
Ulrich RÜCKRIEM, Dorothea TANNING, Monique TIROUFLET,
Jean-Luc VILMOUTH, Piet ZWART
Curator: Xavier Franceschi
The exhibition contains a series of landscapes with a wealth of formal and semantic analogies, providing an unprecedented experience.
Based on Chambre 202, Hôtel du Pavot by Dorothea Tanning, an installation unfolds incorporating works with a Surrealist touch, making play on explicit links with the work of the American artist as regards materials and situations. This relationship with the organic, the Internet and a certain strangeness in Tanning’s work continues in other works, all linked by the year 1977.
The second part of the exhibition opens with experimental, forward-looking forms, particularly from the late Seventies, consisting of films and videos, with works that reveal another relationship with reality – and with works borrowed from other Frac – whether this involves transposing by renewing narrative methods, or intervening: a reality experienced as various experiments with a performative aspect.
In a singular way, the exhibition thus reflects the reality of a crucial period in art and the Centre Pompidou’s view of it at the time of the museum’s creation.
SoixanteDixSept, Quand Rossellini filmait Beaubourg
Curator: Julie Pellegrin in association with Marie Auvity
In 1977, Roberto Rossellini devoted his last film to the opening of the Centre Pompidou, as personal testimony to the advent of a new artistic, architectural and cultural modernity. Now, after forty years in oblivion, his film has resurfaced. The Italian director approached the museum in a way nobody else ever has, catching spectators’ stunned amazement on the spot.
SoixanteDixSept Experiment
Curator: Nathalie Giraudeau
Making play with a selection from the Centre Pompidou collections based on the number 77, the curators extricate a network of meanings from a“circumstantial-magical” assemblage of pieces, which illustrate the experimental energy of the art scene, in particular feminine, in the Seventies.
Performance Day #2
Centre Photographique d’Île de France / Ferme du Buisson
Festival de Performance, June 3, 2017 – noon to midnight
Pétrel | Roumagnac (duo), Latences #1, 2014, courtesy des artistes et de la galerie Escougonu-Cetraro
With the artworks of : Béatrice Balcou, Marcelline Delbecq et Ellie Ga, Ben Evans et Luis Miguel Félix, Ricardo Jacinto, Kapwani Kiwanga, Anouchka Oler, Onze Heures Onze Orchestra, Pétrel l Roumagnac, Projecto Teatral.
Curated by : Xavier Franceschi, Nathalie Giraudeau, Julie Pellegrin, Cristina Grande, Ricardo Nicolau, Pedro Rocha (Fondation Serralves, Porto)
The festival is based on the idea of “performed museum”. The artists are invited to dream up performances, readings, guided tours, concerts and pieces based on stories of museums and collections.
In 2017, the Centre Pompidou is celebrating its 40th anniversary throughout France.
To share the celebration with a wider audience, it will be presenting a completely new
programme of exhibitions, outstanding loans and various events throughout the year.
Exhibitions, shows, concerts and meetings will be staged in 40 French cities in partnership
with museums, contemporary art centres, performance halls, a festival, a key player
in France’s cultural and artistic fabric and many more.