The right to be forgotten
Opens Sunday October 15
6pm—11pm
7 and 8.30 pm — Performance Tomoko Sauvage & Timothée Comte
9pm—Live Krikor Kouchian
Free booking here
Food—Les Jardins du Belvedere
Drinks—Le philtre vodka, wine and beer
Address—44 bld de la Bastille, 75012 Paris
As part of the Paris + VIP program, Art Basel and Starting Sunday, which inaugurates Paris Art Week, Musée Transitoire invites you to celebrate the right to be forgotten in the former RSI administrative offices.
The right to be forgotten has allowed web users to ask search engines to delete certain information about them. Musée Transitoire appropriates this legal notion to question the regimes of individual presence in contemporary society, as well as the place of authors in the field of art. This right to oblivion becomes an idiorrythmic manifesto, a term borrowed by Roland Barthes from the religious vocabulary of monasteries to designate the rhythm of life of certain monks living both in isolation and in community, in a compromise between withdrawal and commitment.