Jacques Villeglé

This engaging exploration delves into the vibrant world of Jacques Villeglé, a key figure in the New Realism movement of the 1960s. Through a rich array of found objects, torn posters, and provocative collages, the book highlights Villeglé's innovative approach to art, reflecting the urban experience and societal shifts of his time.

Nicolas Bourriaud, François Bon, and Kaira Cabanas guide readers through Villeglé's creative journey, showcasing how his work captures the essence of everyday life while challenging traditional artistic conventions. This compelling narrative invites art enthusiasts and newcomers alike to reconsider the value of discarded materials and their transformative power in contemporary art.