Palagret

Stencil of a Pink Floyd on a wall in Paris in an old district in renovation.

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Un pochoir à Paris sur une maison condamnée.

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Paris. The Fondation Cartier will present a major exhibition of the work of French sculptor César on the tenth anniversary of his death. Jean Nouvel —the Fondation Cartier’s architect and a close friend of the artist—selected the works as well as design their presentation, thus offering a fresh perspective on the work of an artist who passionately explored the formal and expressive possibilities of industrial materials. It will include the most significant works from four major groups: the Fers, the Compressions, the Empreintes humaines, and the Expansions.

Compression of papers ” Un mois de Lecture des Bâlois”, a work made of several tons of compressed papers, originally presented at Art Basel in 1996.

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Louise Bourgeois giant spider in Jardin des Tuileries in Paris in may 2008.

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Clara Clara, minimalist sculpture by Richard Serra. Jardin des Tuileries Paris.

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