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Six works by French artist François Morellet are currently on display in various spaces throughout the Palace of Versailles, in a presentation described by the palace as a tribute to the artist. Visitors are invited to encounter the works during their tour of the palace and to discover aspects of Morellet’s creative process.
The presentation is part of the Palace of Versailles’ contemporary-art programming, which places modern and contemporary works within the historic palace complex. The announcement does not identify the individual works, their dates or mediums, or specify the rooms and other spaces in which they are installed.
Morellet is known for an artistic practice centered on systems, geometry, repetition and chance. However, the Palace of Versailles announcement provides no further curatorial information about the six works on view or explains how they relate to the palace’s architecture and collections. It presents the display primarily as an opportunity to see the artist’s work in different settings across the site.
The works can be seen until November 1, 2026. No opening date is given, and the notice does not list additional events, talks or related programming. It also does not state whether the six works form a single exhibition with a specific title or are installed as a distributed presentation across the palace.
The Palace of Versailles has directed visitors to its website for further information. For now, the confirmed scope of the presentation is limited to six François Morellet works shown in various palace spaces through November 1, 2026.
