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The collection of the Fondation Louis Vuitton does not aim for the objectivity and exhaustiveness of a public collection. Rather, it aims to share the emotions and questions provoked by certain works whose power to "break the rules" reinvents a relationship with the world. To do so, it is naturally organized around sensitive lines that draw four directions: Contemplative, Popist, Expressionist, Music and Sound.

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Since its creation in 1984 by Alain Dominique Perrin, then President of the Maison Cartier, it has exhibited artists from all horizons, decompartmentalizing practices and fields of thought. Its collection, built up over the course of an international program, reflects its multi-disciplinary approach and the breadth of the themes it tackles, in direct contact with contemporary issues.

The Fondation Cartier is committed to making contemporary art accessible to as many people as possible. Through its exhibition projects and its program of meetings, debates, performances and conferences, the Fondation Cartier builds bridges between places of creation and nurtures a genuine space for multicultural dialogue.

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The museum is presenting an exhibition dedicated to American painter Henry Taylor. Designed in collaboration with the artist himself, it covers his entire artistic career while continuing to explore the reception of Pablo Picasso on the American scene. Having become one of the leading figures in African American painting alongside Kerry James Marshall, Henry Taylor has been the subject of numerous exhibitions in the United States and abroad. This is the artist's first retrospective in France.

The exhibition brings together around a hundred works—paintings, sculptures, installations, painted objects—through which Henry Taylor depicts the human condition in all its variety: whether friends, loved ones, anonymous characters, or public figures, his effigies and figures construct a certain image of America, that of black neighborhoods. Taylor weaves visual narratives that reflect not only individual trajectories but also collective histories, blending personal experiences, shared memories, and reinterpretations of inspiring works of art.

On all fronts, among Republican soldiers in Spain in 1937-1938, among American troops landing in Normandy on June 6, 1944, in the shootings during the Liberation of Paris, and even in Indochina, where he died in 1954 in a mine explosion, camera in hand, Capa forged the legend of the war photographer. The exhibition recounts the journey of this Hungarian Jewish immigrant, focusing on the creation of his legend and his images, from the moment they were taken to their publication in the press.

A committed witness, Robert Capa left a lasting mark on the history of photojournalism and shaped the new figure of the war photographer. More than 60 press prints from the period are presented alongside magazines, books, documents, and personal items. By presenting Robert Capa's work, the exhibition offers a historical perspective on a reality that is still relevant today: the risks that must be taken to report on war.

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The Dior Gallery, a testament to the bold vision of Christian Dior and his six successors: Yves Saint Laurent, Marc Bohan, Gianfranco Ferré, John Galliano, Raf Simons and Maria Grazia Chiuri.