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Voir venir, Venir voir

Voir venir, Venir voir

By: Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain
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The Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain turns 40, with countless memories and as many futures. An important anniversary, at the brink of a new era, and the opportunity to tell its tale in an exceptional series of podcasts.

But as Alain Dominique Perrin, President and founder of the Fondation, puts it so well: “You don’t archive your memories like you archive your files.” So, let’s trace back this ever-alive story in a different way. And let us be guided by the undulating memories and facetious voices of AD Perrin and of those without whom none of this would have happened.

From the first exploits of Jouy-en-Josas to the revolutions of Raspail, unforgettable exhibitions and lesser-known anecdotes, this series, with interviews never heard before, gives shape to this counter-story, this monument of contemporary art that has never stopped making a difference, always defying conventions.

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Episodes
  • Episode 6 : "A fondation, not an institution": To keep pioneering and daring throughout time

    Episode 6 : "A fondation, not an institution": To keep pioneering and daring throughout time
    Oct 22 2024

    With time the Fondation became diverse: multidisciplinary, international and above all nomadic. And we let ourselves be led by the latter, this essential value and its incarnation in the Nomadic nights, to finish exploring this unique history, reflecting 40 decisive years.

    So, at a time when art itself does not play with the same cards, what future is the Cartier House looking towards?

    Fascinating and thrilling, this last episode refuses to delve into nostalgia and rather reasserts the visionary strength of the Fondation and its significance in the world of contemporary art.

    Along with our witnesses, we cultivate the past to sow the seeds of a desirable future.


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    22 mins
  • Episode 5 : "To go explore and always defy conventions": to be truly Parisian and inherently international

    Episode 5 : "To go explore and always defy conventions": to be truly Parisian and inherently international
    Oct 18 2024

    One foot in Paris, the other one abroad: by settling in on Boulevard Raspail, the Fondation opens up a little more to the world. Led by transparency, what changes does it experience with this new building as a starting point, and where does its influence extend to?

    This episode, which evokes the balance between here and there found by the Fondation, is a moment to examine this specific relationship it maintains between its public and its friends.


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    19 mins
  • Episode 4 : "Ma non sono morte, why do you want to do a retrospective?": a contemporary, alive, diverse and limitless creation.

    Episode 4 : "Ma non sono morte, why do you want to do a retrospective?": a contemporary, alive, diverse and limitless creation.
    Oct 18 2024

    How to make a program as a foundation that wants to be neither museum nor institution? How to stay alive and not repeat oneself? By staying attuned to the concerns of the world and the arts, and by offering a space for living artists to be free.

    Each in their own way, our witnesses let us hear what the Fondation has that others don't: an episode to be taken as an exciting conversation on the art of programming and a manifest for multidisciplinarity.

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    22 mins
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