In October 2023, with the support of over 80 international artists – including David Lynch, Wang Bing, Pierre Huyghe… – who generously donated a piece, we organized a temporary art exhibition at Palais de Tokyo in Paris, titled «Tout doit disparaître» («Everything must go»). It lasted for a weekend, and all the works were for sale at the benefit of our endowment fund, Cinéma Revival.
Half the works is sold, but we still have many available for purchase for collectors who would like to support our efforts to preserve La Clef cinema – including works from Ange Leccia, Wolfgang Tillmans, Iván Argote… You can find out more in the catalogue below – if the page is marked with an orange sticker, that means the work has already been sold.
If you have any question about the artworks, please write to expo@cinemarevival.fr.
The exhibition was put together by a team of fourty volunteers, who ran accross town to gather the artworks, framed the canvases, painted the gallery walls, drilled holes and hung hooks, wrote and designed the catalogue… all in the spirit of collective work, skill sharing and bold initiatives that’s always defined La Clef Revival.
Here are a few behind-the-scenes images of the exhibition, which was open to the public and attracted more thant 2000 visitors in a couple of days.
Exhibition’s planning (Everything must Go – Palais de Tokyo)
Carrying the “Portrait of a lady on fire” (Everything must Go – Palais de Tokyo)
Entrance poster installation (Everything must go – Palais de Tokyo)
Pieces of multimedia art (Everything must go – Palais de Tokyo)
Hanging the masterpieces (Everything must go – Palais de Tokyo)
Installing supports for sculptures (Everything must go – Palais de Tokyo)
Media interviews (Everything must go – Palais de Tokyo)
Hanging the masterpieces (Everything must go – Palais de Tokyo)
Deploy the banner (Everything must go – Palais de Tokyo)
Administrative and accounting team (Everything must go – Palais de Tokyo)
Exhibition’s ready (Everything must go – Palais de Tokyo)
