8 oct - 1 nov 
National Archives Museum - Soubise Court and hotel
60 Francs-Bourgeois street, Paris 75003
Tel. : 01 40 27 60 96
infomusee.archivesnationales@culture.gouv.fr 
Métro : Hôtel-de-Ville, Rambuteau 
Bus 29, 75

The Palais de Tokyo is currently showing a vast monograph, until 17 May 2015, and the Menil Collection in Houston is showing some of the artist's major works from its own collection (from 24 January to 26 July 2015).

His unique “beyond black” artworks are exhibited at Galerie Perrotin New York until 27 June, 2014.

Societe Generale is proud to reveal the artwork commissioned to Jean-Michel Othoniel on the occasion of the construction of the new Basalte building, in La Defense business district.

On the occasion of the Société Générale Group’s 150th anniversary, the French head office in collaboration with the Russian branch Rosbank are proud to announce the group exhibition “Perspectives”, held at the Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow (MAMM). The curators assigned to this project are the MAMM’s founder and Director, Olga Sviblova and Guy Boyer, Managing Editor of the French magazine about art, Connaissance des Arts and artistic advisor for the Collection.

Since 2011, independent exhibition curators have been invited to choose works from the Collection twice a year, so as to design an innovative display in the dedicated area on the 1st floor of the Towers in La Défense. From Régis Durand to Jean-François Chougnet, the curators’ edifying and unique approaches have shown very different aspects of the Collection.

Jean-François Chougnet was given carte blanche to produce an unprecedented amalgam of the art collections of both Societe Generale and its subsidiary Société Générale Maroc.

A Societe Generale Advisor on contemporary art purchasing? He thought he was just an art-lover. Not quite! He tells us about his experience.

From 17 September to 11 December 2011, the MAMAC (Museum of modern and contemporary art) in Nice will be exhibiting a selection of photographs from the Societe Generale Collection on the theme of “Urban Mythologies”.

Fifteen new works have been added to the Societe Generale Collection since the artwork acquisition committee meeting held in July 2011.