On the occasion of the inauguration of the GGL Foundation, the American artist Jim Dine presents the Renaissance exhibition. Faire danser le plafond (Making the ceiling dance), a ceramic ceiling created by Jim Dine for the entrance porch of the hotel, is a set of 105 hearts declined as if towards infinity. It is the […]

With the kind collaboration of the Templon and Ceysson Bénétière galleries After his formidable retrospective held in 2014 at the Musée Fabre, Claude Viallat returns to Montpellier to take over the exhibition rooms of the GGl Foundation and even go beyond their confines. A key figure in contemporary art, his name has quickly come to […]

The artist not only exhibits in the rooms of the foundation, but he has also made a point of going beyond them, by installing Nests in the inner courtyard of the building, and Tree Huts in the Place de la Canourgue. These have an ambivalent status, as a balancing act between the state of precarious habitats (albeit too small and fragile to be occupied) and that of simple objects. The Tree Huts are meant to be visited only by the viewer's imagination.

After Jim Dine, Claude Viallat, and Tadashi Kawamata, the GGL Foundation is pleased to dedicate an exhibition to Olympe Racana-Weiler (born in 1990). The artist is the first to kick off a succession of three female figures in contemporary art.