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Sentences written in French using neon tubing are suspended along the walls of the medieval Louvre.
Joseph Kosuth, a major figure of the contemporary international art scene, temporarily lays claim to the excavated ancient Louvre, offering visitors a dense and luminous work.

He has thus chosen to work in the Louvre’s medieval moat and write on the old walls of the ramparts, the keep and Saint Louis Room, thereby inviting spectators into this mysterious, subterranean space.

Organized by: Marie-Laure Bernadac, Curator in Charge, Special Advisor on Contemporary Art, Musée du Louvre

Practical information

Place

Sully Wing, Medieval Louvre (moat, keep, crypt), Saint Louis Room.

Admission fees

Access included in the admission to the permanent collections.

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