David Hockney

A retrospective

 Exhibition • 21 June 2017 23 October 2017

David Hockney, « A Bigger Splash », 1967 © David Hockney Collection Tate, London

Lee Ung-no, Fond Marins, 1986, Encre sur papier, 133 x 67 cm © Centre Pompidou / Photo : A. Laurans / DIST. RMN-GP

Lee Ung-no

Museum • 20 September 2017 27 November 2017

A tribute to the work of Lee Ung-no, an artist trained in the traditional painting of Korea and Japan, through a generous donation of paintings and sculptures on show at the museum.

Fanny de Chaillé, « Les grands » © Marc Domage

Fanny de Chaillé

Les grands

 Show • 20 September 2017 23 September 2017

What does it mean to be a child, a teenager, an adult? Les grands, a new creation by Fanny de Chaillé, mingles three generations to explore the issue of constructing the self.

Hao Liang

Mondialisation

 Thought and debate • 20 September 2017

Passage from Xian to Ghost (2014) by Hao Liang recently entered the museum collections. A meeting with Catherine David and Hu Fang, who talk about the artist's work.

David Hockney, Le Parc des Sources, Vichy, 1970, Acrylique sur toile © David Hockney Photo Chatsworth House Trust

Le son du centre

Interview du commissaire, réactions du public et création sonore : écoutez sur notre Soundcloud un parcours musical dédié à la rétrospective de David Hockney.

Room tour

YouTubers at the Centre Pompidou

 Studio 13/16 • 15 September 2017 15 October 2017

YouTubers unveil a room tour-style museum, and join up with teenagers to transform Studio 13/16 into a production studio for a month. The menu includes tutorials, DIY and morning routines. 

Man Ray, Le violon d'Ingres, 1924, épreuve gélatino-argentique, tirage d'époque ayant appartenu à André breton, 31x24.7cm © Cenre Pompidou / Photo : G. Meguerditchian / Dist. RMN-GP © Man Ray Trust / Adagp, Paris

L'œil écoute

Museum • 04 May 2017 01 April 2018

With the "L’Œil écoute" circuit, the museum's visitors taste, through eye and ear, the "Parisian evenings" that so fascinated the artists of modernity, from the Butte Montmartre to Montparnasse, the Bal Bullier to the Tabarin cabaret, and Josephine Baker to the Black Birds.   

Chroniques russes

Thought and debate • 20 September 2017

The "Chroniques russes" welcome Viktor Pivovarov and Milena Slavická, to discuss the life of unofficial artistic circles in Moscow in the late 1970s, and the influence of so-called "Western" art.