“Sculpture”: an austere name for an ambitious exhibition that presents the overriding themes of 20th-century sculpture, focusing on two axes - form and space. Hosted by Carré d’Art, the city of Nimes’ contemporary art museum, this breath-taking exhibition was organized in collaboration with the Centre Georges Pompidou (Paris), Europe’s largest modern and contemporary art museum.
From Brancusi to Giacometti, from Arp to Duchamp-Villon, 74 pieces and 48 artists are displayed in a thematic journey that retraces both the consensus and the conflict of the 20th century’s greatest artists.

Spanning a time period that stretches from 1910 to today, this rich and diverse exhibition brings together, in a way that is both creative and oneiric, sculptures such as Brancusi’s “Mlle Pogany III”, André Derain’s “Male nude”, Alain Séchas’ “Le mannequin” and Daniel Buren’s checkerboard “Cabane n°6”. For a wide spectrum of sensations in the age-old city of Nimes, be sure not to miss this avant-gardist and astonishing exhibition.