Monumenta Huang Yong Ping, empires : le dossier pédagogique

29 January 2016

Une carte blanche de 13500 m² et 45 m de haut: un défi sans précédent lancé aux plus grands artistes contemporains.depuis 2007, Monumenta est un évènement sans équivalent dans le monde présentant des œuvres magistrales conçues pour l’occasion. Après Anselm Kiefer, Richard Serra, Christian Boltanski, Anish Kapoor, Daniel Buren et Ilya et Emilia Kabakov, Huang Yong Ping relève le challenge en 2016. Représentant de l’avant-garde artistique chinoise, il imagine une installation spectaculaire, une réflexion sur les transformations de notre monde.

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