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Laurent Grasso in French Art Today

Sixteen artists who wield considerable influence on the world's art stage have been selected from among previous winners and nominees of the Marcel Duchamp Prize of France. The exhibition has been arranged in a monographic form in order to display each artist's individuality. The works of these artists incorporate diverse forms of modern media including videos, installations, sculptures, photos, and etchings, all of which have entered the mainstream of 21st century modern art. Visitors will be able to explore the diversity of post-modern art, as well as the French people's deep-rooted historical consciousness and unique sensibility.

AIDAF, which consists of French collectors, established the Marcel Duchamp Prize in 2000. Each year, the association selects four nominees and chooses one prize winner from among them. The following year, it offers the prize winner an opportunity to hold an individual exhibition at the Pompidou Center and assists with the publication of an artwork catalog. AIDAF contributes to introducing French young artists to the world through the Marcel Duchamp Prize, as well as providing opportunities for people to reflect on the significance of French artist Marcel Duchamp, who had a great influence on today's modern art.

This exhibition was sponsored by Amore Pacific Corporation and the Institute French, both of which continuously sponsor programs for cultural development in Korea, in cooperation with the AIDAF.

In addition, various cultural events designed to enable visitors to experience a glimpse of French culture and art will be staged during the exhibition period.

For more information, please visit www.moca.go.kr