The next artist to show works at the Palace of Versailles outside Paris, following the controversial Murakami exhibition at the seventeenth-century estate, will be the French practitioner Bernar Venet, according to Le Journal des Arts, via the Art Newspaper. Venet, who will only show works in the chateau gardens next year, plans to build two vertical arcs which will “frame” the palace. “This does not mean in any way that we will no longer display works inside the place in future. I would like, in contrast to vary the different perspectives in the castle, [using] the apartments of the dauphin and dauphine, for instance. It depends on the artist,” said Jean-Jacques Aillagon, director of Versailles. A second French artist, as yet unnamed, will also show work in the grounds in 2011.