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Pinault Collection 2024: From Paris to Venice and Hong Kong

exhibition · 2026-04-27

The Pinault Collection has unveiled its 2024 schedule spanning three continents. On March 20, Paris's Bourse de Commerce will launch "Vertiges," curated by Jean Marie Gallais, showcasing pieces from artists such as Maurizio Cattelan and Jeff Koons. This exhibition follows "American Mythologies," which concluded in February 2024. Next, "Arte Povera," under the curation of Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev, will take place. In Venice, Punta della Dogana will open on March 17 with Pierre Huyghe's most extensive exhibition to date. Palazzo Grassi will feature Julie Mehretu's work starting in March, along with various artist contributions. Additionally, Edith Dekyndt's film "Song to the Siren" will be screened in April, and a Bruce Nauman retrospective is set for Hong Kong, while "Chronorama" at the Helmut Newton Foundation will present images that provide context for Newton's oeuvre.

Key facts

  • Vertiges opens March 20 at Bourse de Commerce, Paris, curated by Jean Marie Gallais.
  • American Mythologies cycle ended February 2024, featuring Mike Kelley, Lee Lozano, Mira Schor, Ser Serpas, and Edith Dekyndt.
  • Arte Povera exhibition at Bourse de Commerce curated by Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev.
  • Pierre Huyghe's largest exhibition opens March 17 at Punta della Dogana, Venice, with Leeum Museum of Art.
  • Julie Mehretu exhibition at Palazzo Grassi from March, with over sixty works and contributions from multiple artists.
  • Edith Dekyndt's film Song to the Siren at Teatrino, Venice, from April.
  • Bruce Nauman retrospective in Hong Kong, first in Asia, with Philadelphia Museum of Art.
  • Chronorama at Helmut Newton Foundation, Berlin, with Condé Nast archives.
  • Artémis SA holds Christie's and Kering; Kering revenue exceeds €19 billion annually.
  • Collection Pinault founded in 1999 by François Pinault.

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Locations

  • Paris
  • France
  • Venice
  • Italy
  • Hong Kong
  • China
  • Berlin
  • Germany
  • Seoul
  • South Korea
  • Düsseldorf
  • Lens
  • Milan
  • Sicily
  • Cernobbio
  • New York
  • United States

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