In its Galerie de Photographies, the Centre Pompidou is presenting for the first time a major monumental piece by artists Adam Broomberg and Oliver Chanarin, Divine Violence, which recently entered its collections. This installation of fifty-seven frames, each corresponding to a book in the Bible, compares the patent violence expressed in the holy book with violent images from today's world.
In its Galerie de Photographies, the Centre Pompidou is presenting for the first time a major monumental piece by artists Adam Broomberg and Oliver Chanarin, Divine Violence, which recently entered its collections. This installation of fifty-seven frames, each corresponding to a book in the Bible, compares the patent violence expressed in the holy book with violent images from today’s world.
