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Jérôme Pauchant Gallery
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After more than 10 years of experience in an important and internationally renown contemporary art gallery in Paris, Jerome Pauchant is now opening his own gallery — in the dynamic and growing district of le Haut-Marais, Paris — , with the will to defend artists who wish to explore the limits of the creation whatever medium they use or origins they have.
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Paris openings this week
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2 PM → 7 PM
Aurélie Pétrel and Vincent Roumagnac, recently returned from their residence at the Fonderie Darling, propose to haphazardly make visible a new figure from their collaborative project. The gesture will be realised at an unspecified time between the gallery’s opening and closing times.
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Performance
Escougnou-Cetraro Gallery
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By its use of pure geometric lines and a limited range of colours, Nathaniel Rackowe’s work is undeniably minimalist. A worthy successor of the “ABC Art” and other artistic movements from the American 60’s, he follows the neon masters in appreciating architecture through the use of light and provoking an awareness of colour’s spatial aspect.
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Jérôme Pauchant Gallery
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8 PM
The artists Ida Tursic and Wilfried Mille present their work and discuss its relations to Dirk Braeckman’s practice. This discussion is moderated by Timothée Chaillou.
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Meeting
Le BAL
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The second part of the _Print Party : The Revelation_ has been launched on Thursday December 18, and the artists’ real names have been revealed at the end of the evening. They are on show at mfc-michèle didier gallery until January 3.
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Michèle didier Gallery
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The sixth installment of Royal Garden is designed as a prolongation of The Registry of Promise, a cycle of four shows developed by Chris Sharp and jointly mounted by four art venues in Europe. All of the artists who took part in the shows, along with the four venues’ directors who worked together to make this undertak…
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Le Crédac
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