Cattelan on 'Dimanche sans fin': 175,000 Visitors, New Works, and Marble Explorations

Since its launch, Maurizio Cattelan's exhibition 'Dimanche sans fin' at Centre Pompidou-Metz has drawn more than 175,000 visitors and is set to feature additional pieces. Cattelan engages in curatorial discussions about 400 artworks, highlighting his cat Félix alongside figures by Miriam Cahn. He contrasts the introspective nature of some art with his own straightforward style and contemplates the influence of 9/11 on perceptions of warfare. Additionally, he mentions two upcoming works for 2025, titled Rain and Virus, as well as his sculpture Notre Dame. He admires Jean Tinguely's 1970 piece La Ultima Cena and reflects on his exhibition 'Seasons' in Bergamo. The exhibition is open until 2 February 2027 at 1 parvis des Droits de l'Homme, 57000 Metz.