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Jorge Molder’s artwork is deeply connected with philosophy and literature. From these, his work draws a peculiar taste for the dark side of the mind, for the “frightening unknown ” and for a subtle meteorology of ambiguities. Molder, indeed, is particularly interested in the metaphysical aspects that enter the everyday life of each human being.
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Bernard Bouche Gallery
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(French only) Née aux États-Unis en 1944, Lynne Cohen vit et travaille au Canada. Formée à la sculpture et aux arts graphiques dans les années 1960, elle commence à photographier en noir et blanc, avant de venir à la couleur à la fin des années 1980. Son travail, marqué par la notion de ready-made tout en étant extrêmement composé,…
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In Situ Gallery
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Employing traditional photography and digital manipulation, his surreal series, “Flying Houses”, elevates architecture to a new level. The artist takes a variety of residential structures out of their defining neighbourhood backdrops. Released from their choked streets, the houses float amidst the clouds, like kites.
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Paris-Beijing Gallery
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With his installations, Chung Kwang-Ha evokes the mysteries of memory processes and forgetfulness, the permanent and uncontrollable flows of life and memory…
Through a parallel work of photography the artist tries to capture the instant, so that the image itself generates a recollection.
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Maria Lund Gallery
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After a decade devoted to painting, Patrick Bailly-Maître-Grand, has been working with photographic tools since 1980. His works, strictly analogic, argentic in black & white, are characterised by a ludic imaginary and associated with a taste for complex technologies such as daguerreotype, peri-photography, strobe-photography.
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Baudoin lebon Gallery
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Places are turned inside out, de-territorialised. The pretended and apparent thickness of reality is subtracted to the representation and the simple reflection of mirrors. Then, a music emerge from an underworld. And if Chrystèle Lerisse had not become an artist she surely would have created music.
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Baudoin lebon Gallery
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Disappearance, and therefore the real, are at the heart of the reflections orchestrated by Markus Hansen. As are our cherished others, those with whom we make the connections that help to constitute the fiction of our lives. But nothing seems to stop the ghosts and nightmares that appear continuously like breaths upon the blackboards of our imaginations.
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Eric Mircher Gallery
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Men and animals, objects, stories, cinema, the exhibition Domesticus cultivates the sense of a poetic society. The duos of artists have sometimes similar, sometimes diverse problematics but they have somehow really close and significant working processus.
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Plateforme
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The remains that constitute Grigely’s Remains are not the actualized objects that are left behind; rather, these objects are unmade and remade, and become reified extensions of their previous reality. Captions have been removed; colors have been changed; wood and cast iron have been replaced with crystal urethane.
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Air de Paris Gallery
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Donelle Woolford’s new work is malevolent. Having experienced the joys and challenges of being an emerging young artist, she isn’t so interested in spending the next twenty years mounting more solo shows, getting reviews, participating in biennials, etc. Instead, Woolford has decided to just assume the identity of a mid-career artist now.
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Air de Paris Gallery
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(French only) Lancement du projet Fenêtre avec F=F numéro un, poème à quatre mains conçu par Anne Chaniolleau et Olivier Peyricot, dédié à l’imaginaire d’un cadre de vie pour aboutir à la plus belle forme qui soit : un présent grandiose cadré par une fenêtre que l’on tient à bout de bras.
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Mercier & Associés Gallery
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As images, Woolford’s paintings deepen her commitment to making artworks that “look like” known artists and styles. Woolford’s paintings are stand-ins, facsimiles, stage props. The paintings, rendered in marker, acrylic paint, and ballpoint pen, have all the telltale signs of “process” and “revisions,” evidence of the artist thinking out loud.
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Valentin Gallery
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6:30 PM
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(French only) Présentation de F=F numéro un, projection vidéo pour les yeux, rivière culinaire pour le palais réalisée par Frédéric Danos et Sylvie Astié, musique pour les oreilles (special guests Dokidoki).
Mercier & Associés Gallery
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(French only) Agathe Pitié réalise de très grands dessins à l’encre, méticuleusement composés d’une multitude de personnages et de scènes qui se renvoient les unes aux autres. Les supports sont des papiers anciens collectés patiemment par l’artiste.
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Metropolis Gallery
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Galerie Daniel Templon is presenting the first solo show in France by painter Kehinde Wiley, renowned in the United States as one of the most promising artists of his generation. To mark this event, Wiley has devised a new project, taking him from Morocco to Cameroon on an unexpected journey across the African continent.
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Templon Gallery
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Nicholas Nixon is an American photographer, born in 1947. Since the 70s, he has specialized in portraits and has made photographical documentaries.
Galerie Eric Dupont exhibits Nixon’s work for the first time, through for emblematic sets: the Brown Sisters, People, Bebe and I and Cities.
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Eric Dupont Gallery
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(French only) Les photographies de l’artiste Isidoro Valcàrcel Medina prisent récemment à Madrid reconduisent 18 actions différentes à divers endroits entre 1965 et 1993 et qui n’avaient jamais été documentées auparavant. Cette série d’images réalisées dans une collaboration entre l’artiste et Bulegoa z/b propose une réflexion sur le temps réel, le document et la fiction.
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Event
CAC Brétigny
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In this exhibition, Gilles Saussier displays different series comprising a project in progress, centered on an exploration of Tirgu Jiu in the foothills of the Carpathians, the native area of Constantin Brancusi (1876-1957), and the site of his only monumental ensemble, including the 29.33 m Endless Column, in iron, which was inaugurated on 27 October 1938.
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Zürcher Gallery
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Level One presents a solo show by Hassan Sharif, tracing 40 years of the artist’s creation: from his early works as a caricaturist to his performances and experiments on his London years, the Semi-System series with a set of drawings and his installations around the consumer society.
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Gb agency / Level one
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Galerie Nathalie Obadia presents Projections, Michael DeLucia’s second solo exhibition in Paris. This new series of dynamic works — large relief panels and volumes in plywood sculpted using a computer controlled router — continues a body of works that the artist has been developing since 2010, and takes it to a new level of formal and conceptual accomplishment.
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Nathalie Obadia Gallery
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With her disturbing shadow theatre installation, Mithu Sen sheds light on her darkest imaginings and confronts us with her personal world: a procession of finely cut-out forms — animals, objects, bits of dismembered, disjointed bodies and nightmarish visions.
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Nathalie Obadia Gallery
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“Soon the sky will be too short” gathers various artists whose works question, challenge and decompose image and language. Through mixtures, assemblies and collages, juxtapositions and overlays, the pieces on display propose to wander through imagination, to remember past and forthcoming times.
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Martine Aboucaya Gallery
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Icons, illuminations, sculptures—the more than 180 objects in this exhibition retrace the artistic history of the island in all its richness and complexity. From the fourth century, until the conquest of the island by the Ottoman Turks in 1570, Cypriot artists produced works bearing witness to its important role as a bridge between East and West.
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Le Louvre
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6 PM → 9 PM
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Opening
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(French only) Le vernissage est précédé par une conférence de PARK Architekten, Zürich au Centre culturel suisse à 18h : Peter Althaus & Markus Lüscher « Materiaux sans histoire »
La Galerie d’Architecture
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