Niki de Saint Phalle

Tate Liverpool will present the first major UK exhibition of the French artist Niki de Saint Phalle (1930-2002), who is best-known for her Fontaine Stravinsky works on display outside the Centre Pompidou.

The exhibition will be a comprehensive survey of Niki de Saint Phalle’s career and will include key examples of all phases of her work; from her early assemblages and paintings in the 1950s, her acclaimed Shooting Paintings in the early 1960s, her religious altars and bride sculptures in the mid 1960s, her collaborative work with Tinguely, the Nanas and larger sculptural works, a wide selection of graphic work, to her late works including the Skull Meditation Room 1990.

Image Credit
Nana Sante 1999
Niki Charitable Art Foundation 2007
All rights reserved. Photo Michael Herling

Location

Tate Liverpool, Liverpool