SOLD OUT | Lecture series: 80 years of contemporary art (3/4)
23.02.2024
From December to March, Club de la Toula (Crans-Montana), in collaboration with Fondation Opale, is organising a series of four lectures on the evolution of contemporary art, from 1945 to the present day.
The lectures are given by Bernard Blistène, heritage curator, art historian and professor at the École du Louvre for 25 years, and Director of the Musée National d’Art Moderne – Centre Pompidou from 2013 to 2021.
CHF 10.- per lecture | CHF 30.- for the entire cycle
Free for members of Club de la Toula, Friends of Fondation Opale and with Abobo
Registration: info@fondationopale.ch
Free for members of Club de la Toula, Friends of Fondation Opale and with Abobo
Registration: info@fondationopale.ch
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1980-2000: THE END OF “GRAND NARRATIVES”
These decades are referred to as “post-modern”, although the origins of the concept go back much further, depending on the discipline. The apogee of eclecticism, these years radically challenged the way we had thought about the world and creation since the “Age of Enlightenment”.
