Support-Surface Retrospective in Saint-Étienne
In 1974, Bernard Ceysson organized the first comprehensive exhibition of the Support-Surface movement, titled 'Nouvelle peinture en France, Pratique-théorie'. Now director of the Musée d'art moderne de Saint-Étienne, he presents a retrospective covering 1966-1974. Art press dedicates a nine-part dossier to the occasion. Catherine Millet convenes a roundtable with Louis Cane, Daniel Deleuze, and Claude Viallat for a serene reexamination of past commitments.
Key facts
- Bernard Ceysson organized the first Support-Surface exhibition in 1974.
- The exhibition was titled 'Nouvelle peinture en France, Pratique-théorie'.
- Ceysson is now director of the Musée d'art moderne de Saint-Étienne.
- The retrospective covers the years 1966-1974.
- Art press publishes a nine-part dossier on the movement.
- Catherine Millet hosts a roundtable with Louis Cane, Daniel Deleuze, and Claude Viallat.
- The roundtable aims for a serene reexamination of past engagements.
- The article is from art press, dated January 1, 1991.
Entities
Artists
- Louis Cane
- Daniel Deleuze
- Claude Viallat
Institutions
- Musée d'art moderne de Saint-Étienne
- art press
Locations
- Saint-Étienne
- France
Sources
- artpress —