The Centre Pompidou-Metz has opened "Louise Nevelson: Mrs N’s Palace," the first major European retrospective dedicated to the American sculptor known for her monumental wooden assemblages. Curated by Anne Horvath, the exhibition features key works including monochrome environments in black, white, and gold, alongside the titular 1977 installation on loan from the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The survey traces Nevelson's career from her 1940s found-object experiments to her 1962 Venice Biennale presentation and her influence on contemporary installation art.