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MATCH Design & Sport - A Story Looking to the Future

13 March 2024 11 August 2024
In total ca. 150 exhibits : unique historical pieces and signature icons, commercial products, prototypes, models, commissioned pieces, drawings, prints, projections, films, interactive applications. The exhibition MATCH: Design & Sport - A Story Looking to the Future at Musée du Luxembourg is conceived as a launching pad for thinking about the future of sports and emphasizing design's pivotal role in...

The role of design within the context of sports extends far beyond the shape, look, and feel of a running shoe or racket. Games - both physical and digital - are designed through rules and regulations; the weight of a ball and the responsiveness of a keyboard are designed to define the speed of a game itself. Athletes build and sculpt their bodies. Technology is designed to enhance and optimize human capabilities and to make up for so-called deficiencies. The experience of the spectators is intricately designed as well, from camera placements and drone footage to online streaming platforms to the look and feel of a stadium.

Chief curator and exhibition design:

Konstantin Grcic, Berlin/Germany

Project leader: Nathalie Opris, Berlin/Germany

Delegated Project Architect :

Jean-Christophe Denise, Paris/France

Catalogue and exhibition graphics:

Bureau Borsche, Munich/Germany

Project Leader: Kolja Buscher, Munich/Germany

Special Commission:

Nicolas Bourquin and Sven Ehmann, Berlin/Germany


Nathanaëlle Herbelin

12 March 2024 30 June 2024
Diligently frequenting the collections of the Musée d'Orsay since childhood, the Franco-Israeli artist Nathanaëlle Herbelin is invited to put her paintings and her sources of inspiration into perspective. Heiress to the Nabis family, the artist brings their favorite subjects up to date - daily life, domestic interiors and intimacy, in compositions which are no less resolutely contemporary....

Robert Ryman. The act of looking

6 March 2024 1 July 2024
The Musée de l'Orangerie is devoting an exhibition to the American artist Robert Ryman (1930-2019). Named « Le regard en acte » (The act of looking), this first large-scale presentation of the painter's work on in a French public institution since 1981 confirms the artist's historical importance five years after his death. Too often equated with the American minimalist movement (with which it usually...

The Musée de l'Orangerie, which harbors Claude Monet's ultimate masterpiece, the Nymphéas, is a venue well suited to this reinterpretation. Ryman, who rejected the notion of influence and the idea of exhibiting in dialogue with another artist, nonetheless has his place in the history of painting, by calling each of its aspects and fundamentals into question. Like Monet before him, he focused, almost obsessively, on his medium's specificities, examining notions of surface, the work's limit, the space into which it is incorporated, the light it plays with, and the duration in which it is deployed.

Curatorship

Claire Bernardi, Director of the Musée de l'Orangerie, with the collaboration of Guillaume Fabius, Assistant Curator

The Lady and the Unicorn

Touch, Taste, Smell, Hearing and Sight... and a sixth piece symbolizing the sixth sense, with a blue tent and the inscription To my only desir. The tapestries that make up the Lady and the Unicorn hanging are among the most famous works in the Musée de Cluny collection.

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