Forever Sixties
Curated by
Emma Lavigne
Tristan Bera
From June to September 2023, The Pinault Collection presented the exhibition Forever Sixties at the Couvent des Jacobins. The exhibition shed light on a turning point in the history of contemporary art: the “visual revolution” of the 1960s and its influence on the decades that followed.
The Pinault Collection and Rennes City and Metropole have teamed up once more for a thematic exhibition following the success of Stand up! (2018) and Beyond Colour (2021) at the Couvent des Jacobins.
Forever Sixties showcases over 80 iconic works of art, including pieces never previously shown by the Pinault Collection. The exhibition sheds light on a turning point in the history of contemporary art: the “visual revolution” of the 1960s and its influence on the decades that followed. The exhibition will run from June 10 to September 10 at the Couvent des Jacobins.
The Rennes Museum of Art, La Criée Centre of Contemporary Art and Frac Bretagne have teamed up to host Art is Magic, the first retrospective in France devoted to the British artist Jeremy Deller. Deller has developed an aesthetic since the 1990s that shifts between conceptual, performative, installation and video art, although his subject matter is always rooted in social and political reality. This exhibition, which resonates with Forever Sixties, will be held in three different venues from June 10 to September 17.
Artworks in the Forever Sixties exhibition

Door with Lightbulb

Forever (version 3)

Untitled


Repeater Pencil

A Drinking Sculpture



Pace












Cry

Cherry Blossom no. 9

Warhol Flowers

Roxys

Bad Thoughts 7


Deliverance

Portrait in A-Flat



Dead Boards No. 11

Autoportrait



Warhol Diptych

Ironia (Irony)



Verte pour toujours

Les Deux Clefs


La Tchèque



Bummed

Release

Swingeing London

The End

Le rêve


Untitled (Fashion)

Housepainter I

Years Months Weeks

Untitled (Cowboy)




Sur 3 roses

Nu jaune et calme

Made in Japan

Belle des nuages





Nana noire

Snack


Oh say can you see

Outer Space

Sleepy Head

