Paris, the epicenter of art and culture, is not only gearing up for the Olympic Games but also for a celebration of creativity at the Louis Vuitton Foundation. From May 4 to September 9, 2024, the Foundation will transform into a haven where the past and present of art intertwine, paying homage to both the centennial of abstract pioneer Ellsworth Kelly and the iconic work of Henri Matisse’s “The Red Studio.”
Matisse’s Vision: The Red Studio Step into the world of Henri Matisse through the exhibition “Matisse: The Red Studio.” It’s not just an exhibit; it’s a journey into Matisse’s creative sanctuary, offering a rare peek into the space that inspired one of modern art’s masterpieces. Collaborating with MoMA and SMK, the Foundation has meticulously recreated Matisse’s studio environment, bringing together elements that shaped his artistic vision like never before.
Ellsworth Kelly: A Century of Abstraction Experience the legacy of Ellsworth Kelly in “Ellsworth Kelly, Shapes and Colors, 1949-2015,” commemorating a century since the artist’s birth. In partnership with the Glenstone Museum, the Louis Vuitton Foundation showcases over a hundred of Kelly’s works, illustrating his unparalleled contribution to abstract art. This exhibition transcends time, showcasing Kelly’s evolution and mastery over shapes and colors.
A Sporting Homage In a tribute to the Paris Olympic Games, the Foundation presents a curated selection of sports-themed artworks from its collection. This unique exhibit promises a poetic exploration of athleticism, drawing parallels between the physical prowess of athletes and the artistic triumphs of modernism.
Don’t miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in the cultural offerings of the Louis Vuitton Foundation this spring. For more information and tickets, visit Louis Vuitton Foundation’s official website.
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