Invader Presents 'Invader Space Station' Exhibition in Paris Through May 2024
Parisian artist Invader is presenting his most extensive exhibition to date, titled 'Invader Space Station,' at a former newspaper headquarters in Paris. The show runs for three months until May 5, 2024, coinciding with the installation of his 1500th Parisian tile work visible on the Centre Pompidou. The exhibition spans nine floors and 3,500 square meters, featuring diverse works including a physical Space Invaders installation, prints, films, and a collection of Kinder Surprise toys. It explores how Invader's street art has become integrated into Paris's urban fabric, with displays including maps of all his Paris installations and new unreleased print series.
Key facts
- Exhibition runs until May 5, 2024 at 11 rue Béranger, Paris
- Show spans nine floors and 3,500 square meters in former Libération newspaper building
- Coincides with installation of Invader's 1500th Parisian tile work on Centre Pompidou
- Features diverse media including installations, prints, films, and toy collections
- Includes previously unreleased series of camouflage prints
Entities
Artists
Institutions
- Centre Pompidou
- MGLC
Locations
- Paris
- Le Marais
- Ljubljana
- Côte d'Azur