All audiences
The creation of the Centre Pompidou's future Ile-de-France conservation and creation centre in Massy aims to develop a cultural and artistic programme for all based around the Centre Pompidou's collection. As part of its prefiguration activities launched in 2019, the Centre Pompidou builds projects throughout the Ile-de-France region.
© Adagp, Paris. Photo : Centre Pompidou, Mnam-Cci/Philippe Migeat/Dist. Rmn-Gp
Ballet Salade
Opéra de Massy
Exposition I Concert
- Exposition du décor peint du 9 au 17 septembre 2023
- Concert le 17 septembre 2023 à 16h
- Sinfonietta de Francis Poulenc
- Carnaval d’Aix : Suite symphonique pour piano et orchestre, tirée du ballet Salade de Darius Milhaud
- Le Bœuf sur le toit de Darius Milhaud
Orchestre de l’Opéra de Massy
- Visites commentées samedi 9 et dimanche 10 septembre 2023
- Visites libres du mardi 12 au vendredi 15 septembre 2023
Le décor de Salade, composé d’un rideau d’encadrement, d’un rideau intermédiaire et d’un rideau de fond, a été conçu en 1924 par le peintre Georges Braque pour un ballet des Soirées de Paris patronnées par le Comte Étienne de Beaumont (1883-1956). Fameux mécène parisien des années 1920, Beaumont partageait avec Serge de Diaghilev, le directeur des Ballets russes, et Rolf de Maré, celui des Ballets suédois, la conviction que des peintres en vue – et non plus ceux dont c’était la spécialité – devaient être désormais associés aux chorégraphes et aux compositeurs. « Contrepoint chorégraphique en deux actes », Salade est ainsi issu de la collaboration entre Braque, le compositeur Darius Milhaud et le danseur et chorégraphe Leonid Massine, auquel a été adjoint un librettiste, le plus obscur Albert Flament.
Ce très rare décor – fort peu ont été conservés pour cette époque –, a été offert au Musée national d'art moderne par le comte de Beaumont en 1955, année où entrait également dans la collection le rideau de Parade peint par Pablo Picasso.
1 day, 1 work
Conferences and workshops | Visual arts
"1 day, 1 work" allows people to discover, near where they live, one major and original work of modern and contemporary art.
All the works are from the Centre Pompidou's collection, which is one of the largest in the world for 20th- and 21st-century art, and can be displayed in local theatres, events halls, sports centres, etc.
Free talks and workshops for children aged 3 and over and their parents allow audiences to understand the work and the artist presented.
Mobile baby station #3
Julie Safirstein
Travelling workshop | 0-2 years
Hexacolor is a space for toddlers created by artist Julie Safirstein on the theme of colour.
A little light creeps into the room and a world of colours and shapes appears. Primary and secondary colours, superimpositions, halos and reflections: Julie Safirstein's device plunges youngsters and their parents into a colourful new world and invites them to explore. Look, but also look at oneself, see through, observe in front and behind, hide, enter, leave… Hexacolor is an immersive installation for young children, an invitation to discover the concepts of shape, colour, space and time.
Mobile baby station #2
Émilie Faïf
Travelling workshop | 0-2 years
Mobile baby station #2 is a space for toddlers created by artist Émilie Faïf on the theme of the human body.
The space invites participants to explore their own body in its visible and non-visible aspects: parts such as the mouth and eyes come face to face with the intestines and the brain. Each element of the body is presented in a large, disproportionately sized format, becoming a subject in itself. The different parts are transformed into footstools, tents or tubes and other graphic and physical elements made of felt and other materials offering a visual and sensory experience: an exploration of materials by touch.
Station bébé mobile #1
Stéphanie Marin
Atelier itinérant | 0–2 ans
La Station bébé mobile #1 est un espace pour les tout-petits imaginé par l’artiste Stéphanie Marin autour des notions de contact et de confort.
La question du confort est un atout essentiel au bien-être car il permet d’imposer un relationnel privilégié au duo parent-enfant. La station bébé mobile invite, par ses fauteuils et par le jeu, à la découverte de l’autre et des autres. Le corps de l’adulte épouse la forme de l’assise et s’enfonce dans le maillage élastique du revêtement. Sur les genoux ou contre le corps du parent, le bébé ressent le balancement, les sautillements, les jeux d’équilibre et le flottement.
La Fabrique mobile
Travelling workshop | 3-10 years
Create, invent, test, discuss, manufacture… these are the verbs that drive La Fabrique Mobile, a simple device to allow children aged 3-10 to take part in workshops designed by artists.
An electric van in the Centre Pompidou colours and fitted out by Bold Design houses a modular and functional workshop.
La Fabrique Mobile aims to meet with children where they live and to create the best possible conditions for them to explore their creativity and discover different modes of artistic production.
MuMo x Centre Pompidou
Travelling exhibition | Young audiences
A travelling museum founded by Ingrid Brochart, designed by the architects Hérault Arnold and the artist Krijn de Koning - built with the support of Art Explora and the Ministry of Culture.
In this new exhibition "Music! Music!", the Centre Pompidou presents a collection of works (paintings, drawings, sculptures, photographs and videos) that explore the relationship between music and the figurative arts in the 20th century – both the attraction of visual artists to the representation of the immaterial art of sound, and the role of music in the development of abstraction.
Agenda :
20 – 24 March 2023 27 – 29 March 2023 Bréval 30 – 31 March 2023 Bonnières-en-Vexin 11 – 12 April 2023 Magny-en-Vexin 13 – 15 April 2023 Bray-et-Lû 17 – 19 April 2023 Rebais 20 – 21 April 2023 Jouy-sur-Morin 24 – 25 April 2023 Monsoult 26 – 28 April 2023 Viarnes | 9 – 13 May 2023 23 – 27 May 2023 Lardy 29 – 31 May 2023 Domont 1 – 2 June 2023 Soisy-sous-Montmorency 5 – 6 June 2023 |
