This week’s Apollo Art Diary highlights new museums that are scheduled to open later this year.
Housed within the grand circular building of the former Parisian stock exchange – the conversion of which has been overseen by the architect Tadao Ando – this latest outpost in François Pinault’s network of museums will host some 15 exhibitions every year, drawn from his vast collection of contemporary art. Pinault’s plans for a private museum in Paris have been in the offing for two decades; costs are believed to have run to some €160m. The new museum will open as soon as French coronavirus restrictions are lifted. Find out more from the Bourse de Commerce’s website.
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The Rotonde in the Bourse de Commerce. Photo: Patrick Tourneboeuf; © Tadao Ando Architect & Associates/Niney et Marca Architectes/Agence Pierre-Antoine Gatier
The Bourse de Commerce – Pinault Collection. Photo: Vladimir Partalo; © Patrick Tournebœuf/Tendance Floue; courtesy Bourse de Commerce – Pinault Collection, Paris
Gallery in the Bourse de Commerce – Pinault Collection. Photo: Patrick Tournebœuf/Tendance Floue; © Tadao Ando Architect & Associates/Niney et Marca Architectes
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