Passage du Temps
Curated by
Caroline Bourgeois
The challenge was to make sense from a collection. Thus, from Dan Flavin to Adel Abdessemed, including Gilbert & George, Philippe Parreno or Hiroshi Sugimoto, the exhibition offered a chronological and thematic journey, exploring the notion of astonishment, avant-garde, or identity, from the 1970s to today. Without pretending to be exhaustive, it offered a point of view on contemporary creation, marked by a period which is questioning the nature of work of art and artistic identity. Following the industrial architecture of the place and its constraints, the exhibition layout suggested stories that everyone could interpret according to their feelings.
Starting from the minimal and conceptual art, the notion of object and materials used by artists have been reinvented. Thought became the object of art, be it the thought of the author as well as that of the visitor through the experience of the work. The visitor is no longer a mere spectator, but becomes the actor of the work.
Artworks in the Passage du Temps exhibition

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A Drinking Sculpture


Talk is Cheap

Séparation

Cry


A Needle Woman

Nocturnes

Marie-France

On and Off

Piss Christ

Untitled

The object of it all


magicass

48 Hours

T.W. (Scream)

Intériorisme


Body Press

Midnight Crossing

L'Ellipse

Stereoscope

Exodus

Rapture

Anchorage

No more reality (Twin Peaks) / Ou





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Ice Lady


Bureau augmenté

Organic escalator


Le renard

Le Pestiféré

Pine Tree Landscape

Going Forth By Day


Forever (version 3)

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Dross

Le Grand Amour

Kit


Black Supper

Skull

Birth of Love

Joueur de flûte

Happiness in Mitte

Hunde

Büsi

The Last Supper

