Exhibitions, Collection No wave: in the heart of New York counter-cultures in the 1970s-1980s The artistic scene known as "no wave" came to light in New York in the late 1970s. It provided a ver… 21 Feb 2023
Collection Focus on... "New York City" by Piet Mondrian An iconic painting by Dutch artist and abstraction pioneer Piet Mondrian (1872–1944), New York City … 31 Jan 2025
Collection, La recherche « Artifacts at the End of a Decade », une plongée dans les avant-garde… Robert Crumb, Lucinda Childs, Laurie Anderson ou encore Sol Lewitt : ils ont tous collaboré à Artifa… 12 Jul 2022
Littérature Avec Rothko, Giorno et Burroughs au 222 Bowery, New York Dans le quartier du Bowery, au sud-est de Manhattan, se dresse au numéro 222 un bâtiment de brique q… 31 Aug 2023
Collection Focus on.. "Slave Auction" by Jean-Michel Basquiat Painted in 1982, Slave Auction is an iconic work by Jean-Michel Basquiat, who drew his subjects from… 24 Oct 2023
Collection Focus on... Georgia O'Keeffe’s “Red, Yellow and Black Streak” As a true star on the US art scene, Georgia O'Keeffe has imposed her most singular vision of nature … 04 Mar 2024
Collection, Backstage Behind the Scenes of Alexander Iolas: Discoverer of Warhol, Patron of … A Greek art dealer with a formidable eye, Alexander Iolas was amongst the very first to exhibit the … 17 Sep 2025
Stages Cai Guo-Qiang: The Artist Who Lets Gunpowder Speak Renowned for his gunpowder paintings, pyrotechnic performances, and large-scale installations, Cai G… 15 Oct 2025
Cinema “No President!”: The Political Creatures of Jack Smith Jack Smith, a pioneering figure of the New York underground, created No President in response to the… 04 Dec 2020
Exhibitions, Littérature Art Spiegelman: “It’s the formal aspect of the work which nurtures all… Art Spiegelman is amongst the most highly respected comic strip authors worldwide. In 1992, his majo… 28 May 2024
![[Translate to English:] This powerful work by Jean-Michel Basquiat delves into themes of slavery, Black identity, and human commodification. On a dark, chaotic background accented with bright orange, electric blue, and white, a haloed skull, a striped figure, and a series of cartoonish faces emerge. The raw brushstrokes, drips, scribbles, and collages create a sense of controlled chaos, echoing the violent and fragmented history of African Americans. The painting evokes urgency, tension, and resistance, blending street art energy with symbolic and socio-political critique.](/fileadmin/user_upload/basquiat_slave-auction_vignette.jpg "[Translate to English:]")
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