The Ludwig Museum – Museum of Contemporary Art cordially invites you to the opening of the exhibition In a Field Well-Found – Artistic Practices from the Marcel Duchamp Prize’s 25 Years.
Greetings by:
FABÉNYI, Julia
Director, Ludwig Museum – Museum of Contemporary Art
His excellency Jonathan LACÔTE
Ambassador of France in Hungary
Claude BONNIN
President, ADIAF – Association for the International Diffusion of French Art
Opening speech by
PETRÁNYI, Zsolt PhD
Art Historian, Deputy Director of the Museum of Fine Arts – Hungarian National Gallery
Exhibiting Artists
Kader ATTIA, Maja BAJEVIC, Bertille BAK, Mohamed BOUROUISSA, Céleste BOURSIER-MOUGENOT, Mircea CANTOR, Julian CHARRIÈRE, Julien CREUZET, Latifa ECHAKHCH, Cyprien GAILLARD, Noémie GOUDAL, Camille HENROT, Thomas HIRSCHHORN, Bouchra KHALILI, Kapwani KIWANGA, Anri SALA, Zineb SEDIRA, Tatiana TROUVÉ
Curators: Jan ELANTKOWSKI, KÁLMÁN Borbála
The exhibition is on view until 24 August 2025.
The exhibition is presented by Müpa Budapest and Ludwig Museum – Museum of Contemporary Art in the framework of the Bartók Spring International Art Weeks.
The exhibition is organised in partnership with the Institut français en Hongrie (French Institute in Hungary) and the ADIAF – Association for the International Diffusion of French Art and with the generous support of the IF Incontournable and PICC programs from the Institut français (French Institute).
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