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Paris, France, 2000
Re-opening exhibition
Listed on the official programme for French year 2000 celebrations, Time
for time celebrates the re-opening of Beaubourg.
The exhibition reflects on time passing, coming to a stop, speeding up
or taking its time, with a collection of 400 works of art chosen under
the direction of Daniel Soutif, the Exhibition Commissioner, staged in
a translucent scenography that accompanies and conceals the paintings,
sculptures, photos, films and musical works like a delicate, enveloping
mist. It punctuates the time that has passed since the Urban Archaeology
exhibition, another exploration of time for the first inauguration ceremony
in 1977 by Confino (and Co) who shared the design with Haus-Rucker inc.
from New York.
Roaming that leads to Rome and to Barcelona
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type
of achievement |
Travelling
exhibition in Rome and Barcelona |
client |
Centre
Pompidou |
partners |
Heiner
Goebbels, musical production
Gérald Karlikow, lighting |
location |
Level 6, gallery 1, Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris, France
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attendance |
800
000 visitors |
floor
space |
2
200m2 |
budget
for scenography |
€300
000 |
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