Image creditExhibition view
At a glance
60–90 minutes
Cinema becomes thought: Godard cuts images, language and politics apart — then puts them back together differently.
Why go
For understanding Godard not simply as a filmmaker but as one of the 20th century's great thinkers through images. The exhibition remains open through 4 October.
You'll see
Film · Essays · Images · Text · Nouvelle Vague · Political cinema
Pace of visit
Time-based and intellectually dense.
Don't miss
The transition from Godard's Nouvelle Vague cinema toward increasingly essayistic and politically experimental image-making.
Artlovers Tip
Don't try to “understand” every reference. Watch how Godard makes images argue with each other.
Inside the exhibition
Meet the artist
Jean-Luc Godard
Key Movements
Contemporary Art
Medium
Film Photography
Description
Godard spent his career dismantling the grammar of cinema. Images collide with quotations, politics, advertising and philosophy, asking viewers to think rather than disappear comfortably inside a story.
Jean-Luc Godard (1930–2022) was a Franco-Swiss filmmaker and a central figure of the French New Wave whose influence extends far beyond cinema into contemporary art and visual culture.
