Tate to Deaccession Francis Bacon Archive Over Authenticity Concerns
Whether or not the Tate's move will affect ongoing negotiations between the donor and Centre Pompidou to receive another tranche of works is unclear.
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Francis Bacon Confidant Reroutes Donation to France Following Rift with Tate
Joule has said he is considering taking legal action against the Tate.
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Ambiguity Embodied: Charles Ray’s Interrogative Sculptures
The LA artist's works may be enigmatic, but four concurrent museum shows make his art historical standing clear.
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Yves Saint Laurent’s Art-Inspired Designs Take Over Six Paris Museums
Running until May, the Centre Pompidou, Louvre, and Musée d'Orsay are among the institutions hosting sections of the sprawling exhibition.
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Richard Rogers, Architect Behind Paris’s Centre Pompidou, Dies at 88
He once termed himself the "last of the late modernists."
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Centre Pompidou Picks Up-and-Comer Xavier Rey for Director Post
The 39-year-old curator has only a little over a decade of experience in the French museum world.
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Laurent Le Bon Named President of Paris’s Centre Pompidou
He is currently director of the Musée Picasso in Paris.
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Paris’s Centre Pompidou to Open New Jersey Satellite Museum
Centre Pompidou x Jersey City is set to open in 2024 during the Paris institution's extended closure.
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Centre Pompidou to Continue Showing Collection During Extended Closure
The museum will stage off-site exhibitions during its three-year-long renovation beginning in 2023.
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Jeff Koons, Centre Pompidou Lose Appeal on French Fashion Ad Plagiarism Suit
The artist and the museum must pay $230,400.
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