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

David Hockney

A retrospective

 Exhibition • 21 June 2017 23 October 2017

With over 160 paintings, photographs, engravings, video installations, drawings and books, the David Hockney retrospective provides a fresh and spectacular journey through his entire output.

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.

Maja Bajevic, © Jean-Baptiste Blom, courtesy of the artist and Michel Rein, Paris-Brussels / Joana hadjithomas et khalil joreige, d.r. / Charlotte Moth, © Magali Delporte, 2017 / Santoro Vittorio, Brooklyn, New York, mai 2011, photo : George Go

2017 Marcel Duchamp Prize

Exhibition • 27 September 2017 08 January 2017

The four finalists of the 2017 Marcel Duchamp Prize – Maja Bajević, Joana Hadjithomas and Khalil Joreige, Charlotte Moth and Vittorio Santoro – are invited to take part in a group exhibition.

© Jérémie + Emilie

Journal d'un marcheur

Plongez dans une fiction radiophonique !

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.

© Alexandre Echasseriau / Crafter Studio © Centre Pompidou

Creation as a family

Kids and teens • 23 September 2017 24 September 2017

With street art, colouring, video, culinary design and more, a festive weekend for experiencing the Centre Pompidou and exploring creativity with family and friends.

40/17

A look back at words! A selection of 40 sessions of live talk, lectures and meetings that have marked the history of the Centre Pompidou, and a collection of 17 filmed interviews, celebrating its 40th anniversary. This week listen to Karel Martens.

Robert Delaunay, Manège de cochons, 1922 © Bertrand Prévost - Centre Pompidou, MNAM-CCI /Dist. RMN-GP

At the museum

Modern collections

Ken Garland

Thought and debate • 22 September 2017

A meeting with Ken Garland, a key figure in British graphic art and the author of the 1964 manifesto First Things First.