Centre Pompidou

The institution functions as a multidisciplinary cultural hub that bridges fine art, industrial design, and new media, supported by extensive research resources such as the Kandinsky Library and AWARE archives. Its curatorial programme emphasizes both historical masterpieces and emerging practices, often exploring intersections between art, science, and society through high-profile monographic exhibitions and digital initiatives like Pompidou+.

Centre Pompidou is a major public institution in Paris, France, dedicated to modern and contemporary art, design, and culture. It operates the National Museum of Modern Art (MNAM) and the Centre of Creation and Industrial Innovation (CCI), maintaining one of the world's most significant collections spanning from 1905 to the present day. The museum is currently undergoing a transformation project (Centre Pompidou 2030), during which it continues to present exhibitions, performances, and educational programs through its Constellation Programme at partner venues across France and internationally.