Bourse de commerce | Pinault Collection

The exhibitions

Salon - Rotunda - Floor 2 - Floor -2Arte Povera
In situIn-situ works

until January 20, 2025

Close Giuseppe Penone, Alpi marittime – Ho intrecciato tre alberi, Alpi marittime – L’albero ricorderà il contatto, Alpi marittime – I miei anni collegati da un filo di rame, 1968-1985. Pinault Collection. Vue d’exposition au Castello di Rivoli Museo d’Arte Contemporanea, Rivoli-Turin, 1991. Photo : Gérard Rondeau © Adagp, Paris, 2024.

The exhibition, curated by Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev, an internationally recognised expert in Arte Povera, retraces the history of this movement, from its birth in Italy to its spread across the world, through a large selection of major works by the thirteen main protagonists of Arte Povera.

Interview

"I don't see Arte Povera as a movement, It's a state of mind." Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev

Interview

"A tree is a prime example of a perfect sculpture." Giuseppe Penone

Video

« Arte Povera » : the exhibtion set up

until December 31, 2024

In-situ works

Credits

Close Ryan Gander, I... I... I…, 2019. © Ryan Gander. Courtesy de l'artiste et Pinault Collection. Photo Aurélien Mole

Several artists have been invited to install in-situ works inside and outside the Bourse de Commerce, to create a dialogue between the architecture and the exhibits.

Interview

"If I knew what it meant, it wouldn’t be a very good artwork" Ryan Gander

Interview

Tatiana Trouvé / Interview

Workshops, tours, events

Workshop

Every Saturday

The "exhibition" workshop
Dancing with reflections

Based on Kimsooja’s gestural indications and led by the Bourse de Commerce's cultural mediation team, this choreographic workshop invites children aged 6 to 12 to explore the stunning work of the South Korean artist.

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Upcoming exhibitions

From March 5
to August 25, 2025

Exhibition

Corps et âmes

Credits

Close Michael Armitage, Cave, 2021 Oil on Lubugo bark cloth 200 x 150 cm © Michael Armitage Photo : Theo Christelis / White Cube Pinault Collection

The exhibition “Corpset âmes” explores the significance of the body in contemporary thought as expressed in the works of some twenty artists in the Pinault Collection. In the matrix-like curves of the Bourse de Commerce.

Credits

Close Michael Armitage, Cave, 2021 Oil on Lubugo bark cloth 200 x 150 cm © Michael Armitage Photo : Theo Christelis / White Cube Pinault Collection

Read, watch, listen

Video

October 3, 2024

« Arte Povera » : the exhibtion set up

Until 9th October 2024, the Bourse de Commerce is in motion to prepare the exhibition "Arte Povera".

Interview

July 31, 2024

"You finish the work of art. Its meaning is found within you" — Jeff Koons

American artist Jeff Koons takes a look back at his artistic practice and talks about his works on display as part of the exhibition "Le monde comme il va".

Interview

June 14, 2024

"The most important thing was not to touch the car." Bertrand Lavier

An interview with Bertrand Lavier by Jean-Marie Gallais, the curator of the exhibition "Le monde comme il va".

Interview

April 24, 2024

"I've been thinking and looking at the world in its duality." Kimsooja

The South Korean artist Kimsooja introduces her carte blanche "To Breathe — Constellation" presented as part of the exhibition "Le Monde comme il va."

Interview

March 12, 2024

"A personal little story has the same importance as a big historical event." Peter Fischli

While in Paris for the setup of his installation "Suddenly This Overview," artist Peter Fischli presents this extensive collection of clay sculptures created with David Weiss between 1981 and 2012.

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“Architecture as a hyphen between the past and the present, where heritage and contemporary creation converse”. Tadao Ando

From the remains of the ancient grain exchange to the white walls of the new contemporary art museum, from painted decors to shuttered concrete walls, the Bourse de Commerce is revitalized after an exceptional three-year-long renovation project.

The restoration

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Discover the artworks of the collection

The Pinault Collection gathers over 10.000 works that offer a perspective on the art from the 1960s to date.
It presents “Beyond the walls” exhibitions and supports creation through artist in residence programmes.

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