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Paris openings this week
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With twenty masterly works — hours of video on over thirty screens — Bill Viola at the Grand Palais is one of the largest retrospectives of this artist’s work. Viola sees this exhibition as an inner journey, divided into three phases around major metaphysical questions: Who am I? Where am I? Where am I going?
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Les Galeries nationales du Grand Palais
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Recently, Xooang Choi’s work has begun to explore explicitly “ordinary” subjects. Although themes of society, collective and cultural structures are important, it is always made up of individual “humans”. Choi sculptures frame the importance of these individual traits examining self-awareness and the inner conflicts of ordinary people.
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Albert Benamou Gallery
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The RX gallery hosts the new individual exhibition of the French artist Benoit Lemercier. Ten works of sculpture are presented, some of which are new. This exhibition presents a poetic interpretation of the universe’s two geographical and temporal extremities.
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RX Gallery
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(French only) A l’occasion de l’acquisition en 2012 de deux sculptures majeures de Raymond Mason, le Musée d’Art moderne de la Ville de Paris rend hommage à l’artiste d’origine britannique. Autour des deux œuvres « La Place de l’Opéra » et « Le Voyage », s’articule un choix de sept sculptures et de plusieurs dessins datant de 1950 à 2008.
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Musée d’Art Moderne de la ville de Paris
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Antonella Zazzera’s sculpture takes on a universal dimension. It encourages man to find his place in the real world, to renew his dialogue with Nature and so with himself. Our vision no longer limited by knowledge, it transcends and pushes us forward in our quest for understanding and the Absolute.
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Jeanne Bucher Jaeger | Paris, Marais Gallery
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YGREC, the exhibition space of the Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Arts de Paris-Cergy presents for the fourth year Mille Feuillets: an exhibition which presents work from across the school’s different year groups.
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ENSAPC YGREC
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The title “Post-Op”, seeks to define a little known pictorial movement. Numerous paintings, wall drawings and other works on paper by over twenty artists, who have been invited by curator Matthieu Poirier at the gallery, have been borrowed from collections or produced for the occasion.
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Emmanuel Perrotin Gallery Emmanuel Perrotin – Saint Claude Gallery
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Catherine Melin inhabits once more the gallery’s space in its entirety with an approach linking paper drawings, mural drawings, videos and three dimensional structures which reshape the visitor’s experience.
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Isabelle Gounod Gallery
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The exhibition “Op & Post-op Editions” brings together emerging and established artists’ publications and books. The “Op art” movement reunites with geometrical abstraction, in seeking to create optical games and illusory effects which imprint themselves on the retina’s surface.
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Florence Loewy
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Always in order to create links between art, territory and society as well as hybrid creations mixing dance, theatre, architecture and cinema — artist Jan Kopp uses different forms of artistic expression without favouring any in particular: installations, performances, films, videos, sculpture, painting and photography.
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Eva Meyer Gallery
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Pierre Tectin’s creations reveal, beyond their physical form, a reinterpretation of the world, carried by the desire for re-appropriation. As though visual haikus, they emphasise rapidity of execution as well as the patient observation of objects in order to arrive at a furtive interpretation, as faithful as they are removed from the sense’s intentions.
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Frédéric Lacroix Gallery
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For his third solo exhibition, the painter Olivier Masmonteil advances a little more in his chapter “Le plaisir de peindre”. The artist chooses to take possession of Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres’ paintings and, in particular, some commissioned portraits focused on details of drapery and rendering of materials.
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Dukan Gallery
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The artists develop and challenge all traditional forms of printmaking by taking the printed form into 3 dimensions or by bringing sculpture back into 2 dimensions using print. The fascinating collection of materials and processes on show include silkscreening on glass and paper, experimental photocopying, rubber stamp printing…
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Grey Area Multiples
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2 PM → 6 PM
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A guided tour by the exhibition curators as part of Parcours Nord. Parcours Nord will also visit La Fondation Kadist, Mains d’Oeuvres and l’Emba-galerie Edouard Manet.
Jeune Création
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After a first exhibition in 2007, the Galerie d’Architecture once again has the pleasure of welcoming the Norwegian agency Jarmund/Vigsnæs Arkitekter, founded in 1996 by Einar Jarmund and Håkon Vigsnæs. The exhibition has been organized as a collage depicting the progress from design to construction of fifteen buildings completed between 2011 and 2014.
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La Galerie d’Architecture
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(French only) L’exposition « Van Gogh / Artaud, Le suicidé de la société » centrée sur l’analyse de l’œuvre de Van Gogh par Antonin Artaud, comprend une quarantaine de tableaux, un choix de dessins et de lettres de Van Gogh ainsi que des dessins d’Artaud le représentant à l’époque de la rédaction de Van Gogh, Le suicidé de la société.
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Musée d’Orsay
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Emblematic of the Latino subculture of Los Angeles prisons, the paños are an exceptional research subject. Boris Santamaria, a Cuban prisoner whose poignant and uncompromising drawings are presented for the first time, cannot totally escape the codes of counter-culture.
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Christian berst art brut (klein et berst)
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