Felix Gonzalez-Torres / Roni Horn
Courtesy Pinault Collection. Photo Aurélien Mole
Courtesy Pinault Collection. Photo Aurélien Mole
Courtesy Pinault Collection. Photo Aurélien Mole
Courtesy Pinault Collection. Photo Aurélien Mole
Courtesy Pinault Collection. Photo Aurélien Mole
Courtesy Pinault Collection. Photo Aurélien Mole
Courtesy Pinault Collection. Photo Aurélien Mole
Curated by
Caroline Bourgeois
Roni Horn
This new exhibition is rooted in the strength, radicalness, and artistic affinities that connect two major figures of the art of our time, Felix Gonzalez-Torres and Roni Horn. In the form of a dialogue, this exhibition highlights the principles of duplication, duality, and identity at work in both artists’ practices. Felix Gonzalez-Torres and Roni Horn have contributed to inventing new forms of relationship between the work and the viewer, new ways of exhibiting. For the first time in a museum in France, an exhibition reveals this powerful bond; it gives us the opportunity to see and feel the fruit of a creative relationship that was dazzling and singular in every aspect.
In the 540 m² of Gallery 2, the exhibition develops a conversation between major works, structured around an emblematic basis of their practices: “Untitled” (For Stockholm) (1992) and “Untitled” (Blood) (1992) by Felix Gonzalez-Torres; Well and Truly (2009–10) and a.k.a. (2008–9) by Roni Horn. These four landmark works from the Pinault Collection have never before been brought together in a single exhibition and shown to the French public.