The Centre Pompidou gave up one of its two spaces at the Grand Palais due to what the Paris museum described as “financial constraints faced by both institutions,” according to Le Monde. The Pompidou had been using two exhibition spaces within the Grand Palais while the modern art museum’s main base is closed for renovations. The space that the Pompidou forfeited was the smaller of the two, but it was being used for programming that remained notable no less. Indeed, in the fall, while various museums across Paris celebrate the bicentennial of photography this year, the Pompidou planned to mount an exhibition about the medium at the 86,000-square-foot space, known as Gallery 8. Le Monde reported that that show will no longer happen. Related Articles One cause for the shift, according to Le Monde, was a lack of attendance for shows mounted in Gallery 8 such as one for the collection of Art Brut works owned by filmmaker Bruno Decharme. The Grand Palais also reportedly faced a financial shortfall of about €10 million ($11.6 million) …