Les cahiers du Musée national d’Art moderne N°166
Les Cahiers du Musée national d’art moderne is a quarterly publication featuring original essays by established authors, research by emerging scholars, previously inaccessible texts of historical significance, and analyses of both the international art scene and the activities of the Musée national d’Art moderne. Every three months, the journal offers French readers access to some of the finest current work in the fields of modern and contemporary art history and theory.
This issue is dedicated to the Decharme Donation.
Under the direction of Sophie Duplaix and Barbara Safarova, edited by Jean-Pierre Criqui.
Published by Éditions du Centre Pompidou, with the support of the Fondation Antoine de Galbert.
CONTENTS
Editorial — Jean-Pierre Criqui
Art Brut Enters the Museum! Interview with Bruno Decharme — Sophie Duplaix
The Future of Jean Dubuffet’s Art Brut Collections and the Origins of the Centre Pompidou (1960–1975): A “Parallel History”? — Diane Toubert
Auguste Forestier / A.C.M.: Collectors of Debris — Savine Faupin
Little Thumb the Psychiatrist: Notes on Dr. Ferdière — Aurélie Verdier
This Is My Body: Art Brut Adornments — Lucienne Peiry
Looking Through the Cracks of This World: Intersections between Art Brut and Folk Art — Valérie Rousseau
Women Mediums: From Female Subject to Female Object, The Story of a Reversal — Céline Gazzoletti
The Bruno Decharme Donation: Art Brut versus “Art Bruts”? — Barbara Safarova
Bodies of Letters and Paper: On Outsider Writings — Christophe Boulanger
Ave Luïa! The (Belgian) Innocents Are Not Who We Think They Are: Hybridity, Contamination and Impurity at La “S” Grand Atelier — Baptiste Brun
Charles August Albert Dellschau, Portfolio
19 × 26 cm
152 pages
2024