Haegue Yang’s symphony of blinds rises through the vast foyer of Paris’s Centre Pompidou
PARIS – To celebrate France-Korea Year 2015-2016, the Centre Pompidou in Paris invited South Korean artist Haegue Yang to make a site-specific installation to be shown in the Forum, which doubles as foyer and exhibition area. Her piece, Linger
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