In conjunction with a more general exhibition of epochal works from its modern collection (1905-60), the Pompidou Center is dedicating a wall to art that was originally housed in Andre Breton’s studio. Highlights include three Duchamp editions — including copies of Why Not Sneeze Rose Selavy? and the Coin de Chastete — and numerous works by surrealist comrades like Jean Arp, Francis Picabia and Roberto Matta, along with many, many anonymous sculptures of archaeological significance.

(Through June 21.)