In 2021, the stunning eighteenth century Bourse de Commerce stock exchange building reopened in Paris, reimagined into 10,000 square metres of exhibition space to house contemporary works of art from the Pinault Collection.
The current exhibition, Minimal, which runs until January 19th, presents abstract works by 52 artists from the 1960s and 70s, arranged both thematically (Light, Mono-ha, Balance, Surface etc), as well as spaces that focus on the work of individual artists. It’s an engaging show, sensitively curated and, if you like a bit of modern abstract art (especially in amazing architecture), it’s well worth a visit. With the Pompidou Centre closing recently for its five year refurb, I imagine this new space will prove a great success.
Listen to the audio guide here.
