Traditionally associated with rest and contemplation, Sunday is a paradoxical day. From sacred day to a day of leisure and consumption, it reflects the changes that have taken place in society. Taking the form of an ABC, a nod to Gilles Deleuze, this thematic exhibition explores the day’s multiple facets. The sections, each named after a poem, film or novel (A for ‘Air de famille’, B for ‘Bats-toi’, C for ‘Conduis-moi sur la lune’, etc.), revisit the ideas associated with Sunday, while immersing visitors in the complex, tortured world of Maurizio Cattelan, who takes them on a historical and sensorial journey.