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Tate Modern Exhibition

Pierre Huyghe Celebration Park

5 July – 17 September 2006
Pierre Huyghe Celebration Park 2006

Pierre HuygheCelebration Park 2006 Photo from exhibition entrance

© Pierre HuyghePhoto:  © Tate 2006

Pierre Huyghe Celebration Park 2006

Pierre Huyghe Celebration Park 2006

This will be the first solo Pierre Huyghe exhibition in the UK and will include several intriguing new works.

Celebration Park features objects, texts, architectural features and films, all orchestrated within the exhibition space to create a landscape of discovery. Designed to stimulate ideas and freedom of thought, visitors experience a number of surprising apparitions, such as a set of gigantic doors which dance through the gallery. Huyghe references numerous different cultural forms in this exhibition including puppet shows, community celebrations and natural history films, in order to investigate the relationship between art and society.

Highlights include a filmed puppet musical telling the story of Le Corbusier's struggle to satisfy a commission from Harvard University and Huyghe's similar experience at the same institution. The exhibition also premieres a new film A journey that wasn't 2006, which was partly shot on location in Antartica whilst the artist searched for a mythical white creature and partly shot in New York's Central Park where Huyghe staged a spectacular operatic recreation of the voyage.

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Dates

5 July – 17 September 2006

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  • Pierre Huyghe This is not a time for dreaming 2004 Live puppet play and super 16 mm film, 24 minutes Film still

    The reversibility of the real

    Nicolas Bourriaud

    The French art critic Nicholas Bourriaud examines the ways in which Pierre Huyghe enjoys upsetting traditional expectations of how art is perceived, mixing fact and fiction.

  • Anri Sala Blindfold 2002 Double projection DVD

    Another time, another space

    Mark Godfrey

    Mark Godfrey on the shifting notions of time and space in recent film and video

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    Pierre Huyghe

    born 1962
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