Exhibition In infinite variations at the Canadian Cultural Center
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True or false ? The Canadian Cultural Center blurs the boundaries a little more with the virtual world by imagining this fascinating collective exhibition in connection with the Nemo Biennale. In the era of the unbridled use of intellectual algorithms,
artificial intelligence in industry as in art, artists here put their work in the hands of machines and other artificial programs to give birth to multiple copies, capable of generating infinite variations. The masked photographs of Chun Hua Catherine Dong thus question our relationships with identity, while the sculptures of Nicolas Sassoon, assemblages of volcanic stones and LCD screens, perfectly illustrate the strange hybridization of our societies. If questions of ethics and authenticity arise, this experience offers us a unique spectacle, that of admiring a work of art in the making.
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MINSKY GALLERY From December 4, 2026 to January 16, 2027
From December 4, 2026 to January 16, 2027, the Minsky Gallery is dedicating a free exhibition to illustrator Leonor Fini. Drawings and original editions will trace her dialogue with writers, from Les Fleurs du Mal to The Manuscript Found in Saragossa.
CAC BRÉTIGNY, ESPACE JACQUES-BREL From December 5, 2026 to February 3, 2027
Anaïs Fontanges and Matteo Louisy-Ravel, both born in 1998, collect skeletons, recumbent figures, and toy soldiers that have been echoed in art history and pop culture for centuries. The CAC Brétigny, whose space is currently under renovation, is hosting their exhibition off-site in Sainte-Geneviève-des-Bois.
TAYLOR FOUNDATION From November 26 to December 19, 2026
The Taylor Foundation takes no commission: the proceeds from sales go entirely to the artists. To close out the year, its studio-home in Nouvelle Athènes is exhibiting bronzes by Éric Vanel, charcoal drawings by Mathilde Du Mesnildot, and paintings by Jan K.
MAX HETZLER GALLERY From October 19 to December 16, 2026
Elmgreen & Dragset occupy both addresses of the Max Hetzler gallery, which face each other across the rue du Temple. The Scandinavian duo installs their deceptive sets there, and the title does the rest.
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