From May 29th to August 26th, the artist exhibits about sixty emblematic paintings in an exhibition titled Without Remorse.


<p>Since the beginning of 2010, the Centre Pompidou in&nbsp;Paris&#39; Beaubourg neighborhood&nbsp;has hosted works by French artists of national caliber.&nbsp;This year, the arts and culture center&nbsp;dedicates a retrospective to&nbsp;<strong>Bernard Frize,</strong>&nbsp;a well-known painter who constantly renews the language of figurative abstraction according to the now-famous theory of everything.&nbsp;With a unique staging, the sixty works surround six main themes.&nbsp;The titles evoke the artist&#39;s humor and self-irony, of a Eulipian and deliberately paradoxical inspiration: with unreasonableness, without effort, with system, without system, with skill, without pause. Walking through the exhibit, visitors will notice the paintings follow&nbsp;a free thematic itinerary, without direction or hierarchy. This&nbsp;obscures the serial approach, a distinctive trait of the artist&#39;s work. This&nbsp;confused, original, and colorful course urgently beckons for viewers to discover it this summer.</p>


The Centre Pompidou Celebrates Bernard Frize's Figurative Abstraction

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