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This plate features the work “Composition with Yellow, Blue and Red”, 1937-1942 This iconic work was begun in Paris in 1...
18/03/2026

This plate features the work “Composition with Yellow, Blue and Red”, 1937-1942

This iconic work was begun in Paris in 1937 and Mondrian continued to work on it in London and New York. It clearly shows Mondrian’s highly abstract Neo-Plasticism period with his use of primary colours and a black grid.

Piet Mondrian was a Dutch pioneer of abstract art and a founder of the De Stijl movement. During his lifetime he was celebrated for the purity of his abstract paintings and the methodical practice used to create them. Mondrian produced his most famous works from the 1920s, in his own style called Neo-Plasticism where he restricted his painting to a three colour palette and black grid system for which he is most famous. As well as being crucial to the development of modern art, his iconic abstract works still influence modern design and popular culture today.

Tomorrow: Yes is an exhibition of works by Austrian artist Erwin Wurm, and his first solo presentation to occupy the ent...
09/03/2026

Tomorrow: Yes is an exhibition of works by Austrian artist Erwin Wurm, and his first solo presentation to occupy the entirety of the extensive Thaddaeus Ropac Paris Pantin space.

The exhibition unfolds around two monumental sculptural installations: a compressed schoolhouse, and a 6-metre-tall bent sailing boat.
The works on view, the majority of which are exhibited here for the first time, encompass materials from marble to bronze to aluminium and span some of the artist’s most celebrated series, including his iconic participative One Minute Sculptures.
Brought together, they form a sculptural vocabulary for the abstract and the intangible, testifying to Wurm’s radical disruption of the limitations of sculpture.

Tomorrow: Yes, on view at Thaddaeus Ropac Paris Pantin until 11 April 2026.

This pink espresso cup features a work of 2006 by Erwin Wurm « The artist who swallowed the world ».
Erwin Wurm is a contemporary Austrian artist working across several media but mostly known for his One Minute Sculptures and his Fat Car series. He lives and works in Vienna and Limberg. Born in 1954, he studied at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna. His work is mainly marked by his comical attitude towards representation features: “[For me] humor is primarily a method for getting people’s attention – it should ultimately prompt people to look at things more carefully”, he commented on the subject.

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