At the invitation of the Louvre, Marlene Dumas created Liaisons, a work consisting of nine paintings conceived for the vast wall of the Porte des Lions atrium. The dimensions of the canvases match those of the marble bas-reliefs that once hung on this wall. Liaisons thus becomes part of the history of the Louvre and its museography. It also fits into the history of large-scale painted d�cors, artistic interventions, and in situ commissions in museum spaces. Marlene Dumas designed Liai…
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