A true child of Montmartre, son of a circus musician and an embroiderer, Eugène Paul - known as Gen Paul (1895-1975) - was immersed from his earliest childhood in the artistic bohemian milieu of this district of Paris and admired the masters: Picasso, Van Gogh, Degas, Toulouse-Lautrec, Van Dongen, ... Wounded and amputated of his […]
Evan Holloway’s latest exhibition Scry if you want to presents three approaches to visionary practice: Enochian Tablets, ‘direct metal sculptures’ and Automatic Drawings. These are so diverse in terms of style and technique that one could easily mistake them, at first glance, as being by three different artists. Yet the varied forms share a conceptual […]
MOON JUICE with Clara Brörmann, Vincent Chenut, Fran van Coppenolle, Ted Gahl, Jean Katambayi Mukendi, Richard Tuttle, Adelheid De Witte, Dome Wood, Ding Yi, Xu Zhen
Almine Rech Brussels is pleased to announce Roby Dwi Antono's second solo exhibition with the gallery. Indonesian artist Roby Dwi Antono’s stylized portraits of wide-eyed children and mythological creatures recall the works of Pop surrealists Mark Ryden and Yoshitomo Nara. Fusing fantastical imagery with classic Renaissance aesthetics, Antono draws upon themes of heroism, pop culture, […]
Gallery Baronian is pleased to announce an exhibition with new works by Lionel Estève. In this exhibition, Estève will exhibit large clothes covering the walls of the gallery. Alongside these large cloths are three tables, a sort of eavesdropper cluttered with dead bottles. They are made of plaster and their labels are small drawings. Each one has […]
Gallery Baronian is pleased to present a solo exhibition by Alain Séchas (born 1955 in Colombes, France). “Concorde” marks the artist’s sixth exhibition with Albert Baronian and 35 years of artistic collaboration. On this occasion, the artist proposes a return to abstraction and presents a new series of acrylics on canvas. On top of large […]
To speak of knowledge is futile. All is experiment and adventure. We are forever mixing ourselves with unknown quantities. Virginia Woolf – The Waves (1931) A plastic bottle, a bed sheet yellowed by time, a sheet of paper, a scrap of cardboard or wood, a torn piece of clothing – the materials that form the […]
L’exposition L’Empreinte du vent s’articulera autour de l’ensemble monumental de 33 mètres conçu par Caribaï pour le Musée des Arts Asiatiques de Nice, à l’occasion de l’exposition personnelle intitulée Dans un Monde flottant, que le musée lui a consacrée du 15 mai au 15 décembre 2021. « Dans ses œuvres, Caribaï construit le monde à la manière d’un lettré. […]
Bernier/Eliades Gallery in Brussels is pleased to present the photographic exhibition of Stratos Kalafatis “Thou shalt see me at Philippi”. Following the exhibitions, ¨Athos / The Colours of Faith¨ and “Archipelagos¨, Stratos Kalafatis, uses the historical phrase ¨We are going to Philippi¨ and invites us to his new journey, to the Tenagi of Paggaio, a […]
Solo Exhibition - Dany Danino Catalogue with a preface by Madame Claire Leblanc, curator of the Musée d'Ixelles.
Since the late 1970s, Roni Horn has produced drawings, photography, sculpture and installations, as well as works involving words and writing. Horn’s work, which has an emotional and psychological dimension, can be seen an engagement with post-Minimalist forms as containers for affective perception. She talks about her work being 'moody' and ‘site-dependent’. Her attention to […]
In honor of Peter Halley's forthcoming monographic exhibition at the MUDAM, Conduits. Paintings from the 1980s opening on March 31, 2023, we are pleased to present works by the artist that highlight this important developmental period. MARUANI MERCIER Gallery celebrates a 20-year milestone marking their relationship with the iconic American artist Peter Halley. After hosting […]
