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February 23 through Mon 25 April 2022 ,
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Centre Pompidou, Galerie 4
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Open every days except tuesdays
Free entry with a ticket "Museum and Exhibitions" from the Centre Pompidou
A Collective exhibition, "Worlds of Networks" brings together some sixty artists, architects and designers who question the place of the network in our societies innervated by social networks and the dematerialization of the network itself. More than ever, in the internet age, the network is at the heart of technological change and societal issues: surveillance, atomization of the individual, actor-network, network of living things.
Has everything today become a network? From the birth of the information society in the postwar years, to the ubiquity of the global network with the Internet, the network is weaving its web everywhere, in space and time. At the heart of societal issues and artistic changes, it continues to multiply. At a time of environmental crisis, the first network is also that of living things, where humans give themselves in coexistence with other species. Around a hundred works, from the 1940s to the present day, are exhibited here, including several especially designed for the exhibition: some reactivate missing networks, such as the "Minitel" device, while others are connected in real time to the Internet, cryptocurrency networks, as well as social media platforms, such as Twitter.
Marie-Ange Brayer Curator, Musée national d'art moderne/Centre de création industrielle-Centre Pompidou, cheffe du service Design et prospective industrielle, Olivier Zeitoun Assistant Curator Musée national d'art moderne/Centre de création industrielle-Centre Pompidou
« Făbrĭca »
A virtual musical experience – premiere 2022
in the "Réseaux-Mondes" exhibition
Făbrĭca is a virtual musical environment in which a 3D graphic universe connects musical development and movement in space. The public is invited to explore it freely: by tracing their own path, each person composes the relationships between the sound elements and the visual architectures and in this way determines the evolution of the musical narrative.
Giulia Lorusso music
commissionned by IRCAM-Centre Pompidou and the GMEM – Centre national de création musicale
Benjamin Lévy IRCAM computer music design
Giovanni Muzio graphic design
Exhibition: A Musée national d'art moderne/Centre de création industrielle-Centre Pompidou production. "Făbrĭca": An Ircam-Centre Pompidou, Ensemble C Barré, GMEM – Centre national de création musicale. With the support of the Fondation Ernst Von Siemens pour la Musique coproduction.