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Antoine Bourdelle, Tête d'Apollon, 1900-1909 | Courtesy © Musée Rodin, Paris

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Antoine Bourdelle and Auguste Rodin compared

Through more than 160 works, including 96 sculptures, 38 drawings, 3 paintings and 26 photographs, the comparison shows, with unprecedented ambition and scale, the fraternities and reciprocities, as well as the divergences and antagonisms of two creators, of two plastic universes, bearers of the great challenges of modernity.

Barbara Crane, Private Views, 1980-1984, Polaroid Polacolor type 59, 10.6 × 13.2 cm, Barbara B. Crane Trust collection | Courtesy © Barbara B. Crane Trust | © Centre Pompidou, Audrey Laurans

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Barbara Crane, reality sequences

An exhibition at the Centre Pompidou dedicated to American photographer Barbara Crane that focuses on the first 25 years of the artist's career, presenting hundreds of her major works, many of which have never been exhibited before in France.

Master of 1537, Portrait of a madman looking through his fingers | © Antwerp, The Phoebus Foundation

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Madness in art

The exhibition at the Louvre examines the omnipresence of fools in Western art and culture at the end of the Middle Ages, and attempts to parse the meaning of these figures, who would seem to play a key role in the advent of modernity.

Interspecifics, Volcanic Studies, 2023 | Courtesy © Centre Pompidou

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AI's False Connections

The exhibition sheds light on some of the implications of generative artificial intelligence in the field of art. The works on display focus on the role of human intelligence and the development and articulation of creative and conceptual processes, highlighting the future implications that await humanity.

Akerman, milestone of her generation

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