A major new Paris exhibition of Picasso’s masterpieces, opening this week at the Musée National Picasso, is a lively, inventive collaboration with designer Sir Paul Smith. The British designer, known for his work with color in tailoring, found the invitation by Picasso Museum’s former director, Laurent Le Bon (he’s now at the Pompidou Centre) to do whatever he wanted for the show somewhat daunting. He admits that being given a free hand “was quite frightening because there are many experts on Picasso around the world and my approach to the exhibition was on the contrary very spontaneous, not at all attached to the history of Picasso….the project is very
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