Exhibition review

01.05.2018 | Mathilde Bartier

In Search of Ceija Stojka, Roma Artist and Survivor of the Camps

From now until 20 May 2018, La Maison rouge will present, for the first time in Paris, the little... Read more

Exhibition review

14.04.2018 | Camille Viéville

Susan Meiselas: Stretching the Photographic Moment

The Jeu de Paume in Paris presents an important retrospective of the work of Susan Meiselas, a ra... Read more

Exhibition review

06.04.2018 | Mathilde Belouali-Dejean

Liz Magor: Disrupting Habits

While Liz Magor is a major sculptor of the North-American scene, her fame has yet to spread to Fr... Read more

Exhibition review

27.03.2018 | Valentin Gleyze

Sheila Hicks at the Centre Pompidou: On Art as Sharing

For the first time in Paris, the musée national d’Art moderne – Centre Georges-Pompidou is dedica... Read more

Exhibition review

17.03.2018 | Mathilde Hivert

The Game of Life by Charlotte Salomon

Until 25 March 2018, the Joods Historisch Museum in Amsterdam will present Life? Or Theatre?, by ... Read more

Exhibition review

06.03.2018 | Adiva Lawrence

Lubaina Himid and the Historically Forgotten

British artist Lubaina Himid, the first black woman to have won the prestigious Turner Prize, in ... Read more

Exhibition review

16.02.2018 | Aurélie Arena

The Feminist Avant-Gardes of the 1970s in Karlsruhe: A Manifesto Exhibition

Since 2010, the Verbund collection has travelled to meet with the ever-changing audiences of a nu... Read more

Exhibition review

10.02.2018 | Camille Viéville

Beatriz González: Popular and Political

As part of the 2017 France-Colombia Year, the CAPC Musée d’Art Contemporain de Bordeaux presents ... Read more

Exhibition review

30.01.2018 | Marjorie Micucci

Hemali Bhuta, or the Exhibition as an Open-Air Landscape

Born in 1978 in Mumbai where she lives and works, Indian artist Hemali Bhuta is presenting he... Read more

Exhibition review

04.01.2018 | Camille Viéville

Rendering the Invisible Visible: Rachel Whiteread in London

Brilliant proof that nothing beats the physical experience of an artwork, the retrospective dedic... Read more

Exhibition review

21.12.2017 | Hélène Gheysens

Alina Szapocznikow, Essential, at the Hepworth Wakefield

Does the importance of Alina Szapocznikow’s place in the history of art still need to be demonstr... Read more

Exhibition review

16.12.2017 | Marie Perennès

Nalini Malani: A work between personal experience and torments of history

The video experimentation and performances of Nalini Malani, a pioneering and political artist of... Read more

Exhibition review

12.12.2017 | Mathilde Hivert

In the heart of Echo Chamber by Anne-Marie Schneider

From 1st October 2017 to 14 January 2018, the Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles’ Musée des Arts Conte... Read more

Exhibition review

02.12.2017 | Camille Viéville

Élisabeth Ballet at the MAC VAL: Retrospective as Work of Art

The musée d’Art contemporain du Val-de-Marne (MAC VAL) presents a retrospective of the work of Él... Read more

Exhibition review

24.11.2017 | Eva Belgherbi

On the trail of Sophie Calle and Serena Carone: Beau doublé, monsieur le marquis!

Sophie Calle disseminates her work (alongside that of Serena Carone, her guest) at the musée de l... Read more

Exhibition review

31.10.2017 | Gillian Sneed

“Bad Hombres, and Nasty Women”: Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA Examines Gender and Sexuality

“I am a bad hombre… and a nasty woman,” proclaimed Mexican feminist artist Mónica Mayer (b. 1954)... Read more

Exhibition review

21.10.2017 | Mathilde Bartier

Nicola L.: a one-of-a-kind artist

SculptureCenter New York presents the first exhibition devoted to the work of French artist and f... Read more

Exhibition review

06.10.2017 | Hélène Gheysens

Germaine Richier at Mont-Saint-Michel, Marked by Metamorphosis

This summer Mont-Saint-Michel welcomes the works of one of the queens of metamorphosis: Germaine ... Read more