Born in 1935 in Quincy, Massachusetts, US artist Carl Andre is recognized as one of the defining figures in Minimalism. This retrospective shows how the artist redefines sculpture as a place for experiencing space, form and matter by using everyday items, building and industrial materials. The apparent simplicity of the works on display brings traditional ideas about technique and installation back into focus, with the spectator playing an active part in the work. Until February 12th. Musée d’Art Moderne, 11 avenue du Président Wilson (01 53 67 40 00).
