Arruda, Light as Inner Landscape

In this exhibition with about forty artists - from Auguste Rodin to Duane Hanson, from Georg Baselitz to Ana Mendieta, from David Hammons to Marlene Dumas, from Arthur Jafa to Ali Cherri - who through painting, sculpture, photography, video and drawing, explore the links between the body and the mind in contemporary art.

Anna Maria Maiolino is a pivotal figure in Latin American contemporary art. This exhibition is part of the Musée Picasso's program focusing on major contemporary female artists, following presentations on Faith Ringgold and Sophie Calle.

The exhibition presents the DALY (Dessiner Avec Les Yeux) project, in which the artist uses an eye tracker to record eye movements while observing Claude Monet's Water Lilies.

Military slaves of Turkish and Caucasian origin, the Mamluks built their legend on their warrior might. From 1250 to 1517, the Mamluk Sultanate conquered the last strongholds of the Crusaders, fought and repelled the threat of the Mongols, survived the invasions of Tamerlane, and held at bay the threatening neighbors of the Turkmen and Ottomans.