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THE CENTRE POMPIDOU
INFORMATION
The Centre Pompidou, in the heart of Paris, opened to the public in 1977 and
today hosts the largest collection of modern and contemporary art in Europe.
With more than 100,000 works, it covers the period from 1905 to the present day.
About thirty temporary exhibitions attract millions of visitors every year, such as
Matisse, Dali and Roy Lichtenstein exhibitions. Additionally, music, dance and
theatre programmes, as well as performances and cinema cycles are available
for the visitor. The Centre Pompidou also houses a public information library and
a research institute for acoustic/music co-ordination. Designed by architects
Renzo Piano and Richard Rogers, the building is a landmark of the 20th century.
OPENING HOURS
From 16 September to 15 June: 9:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
From 16 June to 15 September: Summer opening hours from 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Last admission fifteen minutes before the museum closes.
Closed on: Tuesdays, January 1 and December 25
FARES
Permanent collection: 7 €, concessions 4 €
Temporary exhibition: 4 €, concessions 2.50 €
Permanent collection + temporary exhibition: 9 €, concessions 5.50 €
CONTACT
Pasaje doctor Carrillo Casaux, s/n (Muelle Uno, Puerto de Málaga)
T. (+34) 951 926 200
info.centrepompidou@malaga.eu
educacion.centrepompidou@malaga.eu
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THE “CENTRE POMPIDOU PROVISOIRE” PROJECT
Málaga is the launching partner of the new concept of temporary Centre
Pompidou (Centre Pompidou provisoire), conceived by the Centre Pompidou’s
president, Alain Seban. The “Centre Pompidou Málaga” is intended to be a
laboratory and pilot project. Over the next few years, it will settle into an existing
building, the “Cubo”, and offer the public a selection of masterpieces from the
Centre Pompidou’s collection, a programme of exhibitions and multi-disciplinary
experiences as well as exhibitions and workshops dedicated to younger
audiences.
The “Centre Pompidou provisoire”, draws from the Centre Pompidou’s
museum expertise,multi-disciplinary cultural programming and paedagogical
tools,especially those geared towards families and younger audiences. Their aim
is to become an interface between society and creation, in order to make today’s
art accessible to the widest possible audience.
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WELCOME
WELCOME TO THE CENTRE POMPIDOU MÁLAGA.
THERE ARE SEVERAL SELF-GUIDED MUSEUM TOURS AVAILABLE
DEPENDING ON HOW MUCH TIME YOU HAVE.
45-MINUTE ESSENTIAL SELF-GUIDED TOUR
DELVE DEEPER (1 HOUR 30 MINUTES)
FAMILY TOUR FOR SOMETHING DIFFERENT (1 HOUR 30 MINUTES)
Tour the works of the permanent collection
“The Collection”, a journey through 20th and 21st century art through a presentation
of the Centre Pompidou’s works on human representation, divided into five sections
comprising paintings, sculptures, installations, films and videos:
Self-guided tour of the works within the permanent collection
Tour the works in the permanent collection
Along the tour, you will find three interactive pedagogical devices for children:
“Playing with your own image”, “Hidden Faces” and “Fragmented Identities” .
Metamorphoses
Picasso turned the whole portrait genre upside-down and inside-out. The
selection of works in this section illustrates this radical re-invention of human
representation.
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Visit the temporary exhibition
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Watch a film, listen to a conference (see schedule)
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Visit the temporary exhibition
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The Man without a Face
Since 1910 and until today, artists have been representing humanity’s new faces,
echoing the solitude and alienation of the modern world.
1. Frida Kahlo, The Frame [1938]
Coll. Centre Pompidou / J.-C. Planchet / Dist. RMN-GP, © Banco de México Diego Rivera Frida Kahlo
Museums Trust, Mexico, D.F. / VEGAP, Málaga, 2015
The Political Body
In the 1960s, a whole generation of engaged artists condemned the way women
were traditionally represented.
2. Constantin Brancusi, Sleeping Muse [1910]
Coll. Centre Pompidou / A. Rzepka / Dist. RMN-GP, VEGAP, Málaga, 2015
The Body in Pieces
Tormented by the image of the Other, artists haunted by transgression and
animality came up with a new, bewildering and ever-changing version of Man.
An audio-guide of 16 works in the collection is available free of charge.
Visit the “Beneath the Moon II” exhibition–workshop, aimed at children
The game-artwork Beneath the Moon II by sculptor Miquel Navarro evokes an
imaginary city and consists of thousands of metallic elements of different shapes.
It invites children to build new cities by combining these objects created by the
artist.
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Self-portraits
During the 20th century, artists shattered their images in an effort to explore the
complex, enigmatic dimensions of identity.
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3. ORLAN, The artist’s kiss. The vending machine, or almost! no 2, from the set “Action ORLAN-CORPS
The Artist’s Kiss”, 1977/2009, Silver gelatine print on Diasec 2009. Purchase, 2009
Coll. Centre Pompidou / G. Meguerditchian / Dist. RMN-GP, VEGAP, Málaga, 2015
4. Antoni Tàpies, Legs, 1975
Coll. Centre Pompidou / Bertrand Prévost / Dist. RMN-GP, © Fundació Antoni Tàpies, Barcelona /
VEGAP, Málaga, 2015
5. Miquel Navarro, Beneath the Moon II, 1994, © Museo de la Ciudad - Mexico, Mexico / VEGAP, Málaga, 2015
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AND ALSO...
Performances
Guided tours
Family workshops