Jasper Johns: Between the Clock and the Bed

Dès 1958, Jasper Johns conquers the MoMA with his painted targets and flags, revolutionizing American art. At the Gagosian Gallery, this major retrospective reveals his genius: layered canvases where numbers, clocks, and beds become visual enigmas, oscillating between abstraction and everyday life. Born in Georgia in 1930, he was acquainted with Rauschenberg and Cage, transforming mundane objects into profound reflections on time and intimacy. His layers of paint, like palimpsests, reveal a captivating creative process that inspired Warhol and generations to follow. From January 22nd to March 14th, 2026, these rare works offer a fresh perspective on the lasting impact of Johns on world art. Free entry.