Fifth floor of the Centre Pompidou
Barnett Newman, Jericho, 1968-69
Pierre Bonnard, Nu à la baignoire, 1931
Victor Vasarely, Mindoro II, 1954-1958
Francois Morellet, 3x3, 1954
Robert Delaunay, Rythme, 1934
Robert Delaunay, Hélice et rythme, 1937
Still from Lazlo Maholy Nagy, Light Display, Black, White and Gray, 1922-1930 made using his Light Display Machine
This is not a still in the usual sense. I photographed the film with my still camera.
Luigi Russolo, Dynamisme d'une automobile, 1912-1913
Man Ray, Lampshade, 1919/1954
Jean Arp, various pieces, 1936-1964
Vantongerloo, Van Doesburg, Mondrian, Mondrian
Jean Hélion, Composition orthogonale, 1930
Sophie Taeuber-Arp, Quatre espaces à croix brisée, 1932
A room full of works by Malevich
Croix noire, 1923-26
plaster and glass
An interesting Juan Gris, la guitare, from 1913…see the details.
Some of those modernists were very post-modern.
At the end of the day, we met up with Kate and went out to dinner.
Back at the Parc du Bercy, the Cinemathèque Française—housed in a building designed by Frank Gehry as the American Center—was sponsoring an outdoor screening on an inflatable screen. The film—something by Max Ophuls—wasn't to start until 10:30, after it got dark. So, we headed home.
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Very aesthetic geometric shapes :)
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