ESPACE JEAN TINGUELY NIKI DE SAINT-PHALLE
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Housed in a former tramway depot built in the early 20th century, the Espace is home to works by Jean Tinguely and his wife, French artist Niki de Saint-Phalle, who donated them to the city of Fribourg. One of Tinguely's masterpieces can be seen here: the Altarpiece of Western Abundance and Totalitarian Mercantilism, as well as Niki de Saint-Phalle's 22 painted polyester reliefs entitled Remembering (1997-1998). Temporary exhibitions are also on view.
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Members' reviews on ESPACE JEAN TINGUELY NIKI DE SAINT-PHALLE
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Visited in january 2024
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Amateur d'art comme simples curieux, cet établissement vaut le déplacement.
Visited in may 2015
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Construit dans un ancien dépôt pour bus, ce magnifique espace reflète bien le travail des deux artistes Tinguely et Niki. J'ai adoré découvrir leurs travaux emprunt d'une sensibilité écologiste pour l'un, féministe pour l'autre.
Visited in october 2015
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malgré le fait que l'exposition principale de Jean Tinguely est à Bâle, la collection est intéressante. A privilégier en 2016, année jubilaire. Des manifestations spéciales sont prévues.
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