PRESUMED INNOCENT – Collective

Published by CAPC – 2000 – France
22 x 28 cm – 147 pages – Soft cover

This catalog features a collection of high-quality reproductions of artworks that delve into themes such as innocence, growth, and the perception of childhood in modern art. It was released for the ​2000 exhibition Présumés Innocents: L’art Contemporain et l’Enfance at the CAPC Musée d’art contemporain de Bordeaux became a focal point of controversy due to its exploration of childhood themes through contemporary art. It features contributions from multiple artists including Elke Krystufek, whose provocative works often address themes of sexuality and have sparked significant discussions.

This publication serves as a valuable resource for understanding the intersections between art and childhood. It provides insights into how contemporary artists engage with the concept of childhood, addressing both its idealized notions and its more complex realities. The catalog is not only a reflection of the exhibition but also a standalone piece that contributes to the discourse on art and society.