Exhibitions, photographs, modern art… Every two weeks Madame Figaro delivers its cultural selection.
Immortelle exhibition at MO.CO. drawing ahead.
As we know, painting is an eternal return, an essential form of human writing from the beginning. Sometimes it is devalued as a result of Marcel Duchamp, who finally started. “The Beast as an Artist”. And then he returns with his wish to tell. The life and rituals of the workshop, the problems of framing and drying are seen again. Only time has passed, and the tradition is renewed thanks to the flow of images.
Immortal It spans two Montpellier art centers, MO.CO and MO.CO Panacee. In other words, a very broad panorama of young French figurative painting in the last two decades. Bringing together 350 works and 122 artists (Olivia Barcello, Jean Clarac, Gael Davrinche, Damien Derubey, Nathana Herbelin, Christine Safa…) the course shows a multiplicity of stylistic, formal, conceptual and intellectual approaches.
Immortal Through June 4 at MO.CO in Montpellier
Art Paris 2023, an internationally renowned fair
Jean Devasnet, life expectancy Patrice Trigano Gallery
Art Paris celebrates its 25th anniversary. After passionately drawing and resolutely environmentally responsible publications, this one is heavily dedicated. Since 2018, Art Paris associates the subjective view of the curator with the French scene. Marc Donadier presents his vision with a selection of 20 artists from different generations who all explore the concept. of art and commitment. It offers a walk through the participating galleries, bringing together works by Damien Deroubay, Prune Nouri or Hervé Telemaque…
Another common theme that exile, ssubtitle Non-violence and resistanceentrusted to curator Amanda Abi Khalil, founder TAP (Temporary Art Platform) in Beirut. The two themes may intersect on a relationship with the other or a sense of strangeness. “Leaving a place does not mean not being there anymore,” he admits. Chosen or forced exile always suffers.”
Art Paris 2023, From March 30 to April 2, 2023 at the Grand Palais Éphémère, artparis. com:
Isamu Noguchi, The Expanding Field of Sculpture
Louise Dahl-Wolf, Portrait of Isamu Nogushi1955 Center for Creative Photography, University of Arizona Foundation and Gardens Museum Archives, New York/ARS ADAGP, Paris 2023.
Even if the artistic destiny of the Japanese-American sculptor Isamu Noguchi (1904-1988) began in Paris, it was LaM de Villeneuve d’Ascq who gave him his first major retrospective in France. Exhibition of this major artist of XXe century is also the beginning of the fortieth anniversary of the Museum of Modern Art, Contemporary Art and Art. A consummate creator, Isamu Noguchi’s interest in creating three-dimensional forms knows no bounds. in addition to his sculptures, he has created stage sets (collaborating with Martha Graham), furniture, lamps, gardens and urban public spaces, such as his garden of peace intended for the new headquartersUNESCO, in Paris and was opened in 1958.
Exploring unpublished aspects of his work through 250 works, the exhibition shows the desires of this predecessor. Or “go beyond the art of objects” and “expand the possibilities of sculpture”. Kaleidoscopic artist.
Isamu Noguchi, Sculpting the WorldMarch 15 to July 2, 2023, Lam Museum
Chronorama, a treasure trove of photographs at Palazzo Grassi
Bert Stern, Twiggy in a Louis Féraud mini dress and Francois Villon leather shoes1967, Vogue Condé Nast
Palazzo Grassi welcomes you Chronorama, an exhibition that represents the last century, from 1910 to 1970, in 407 iconic photographs. These Condé Nast group archives (Vogue, Glamour, GQ, Vanity Fair …) acquired Pinault Collection brings together photographs of the greatest names in photography: Irving Penn, Helmut Newton, Horst P. Horst, Lee Miller, Edward Steichen… The chronological tour goes through two floors of the palace, witnessing artistic evolutions. and aesthetics of each decade. There is fashion, but also architectural photographs, still lifes, journalistic documents. “The idea Chronoramacaption Photographic treasures of XXe And not masterpieces, curator Mathieu Humeri emphasizes, this pantheon of singers and actors should be made a little forgotten by the youngest.
Chronorama, photographic treasures of the 20th century. Until January 7, 2024 at Palazzo Grassi, Venice. Exhibition catalog available from La Martinière publications, 432 p, €75.
Infinite Looping in Harmony, Hatch’s new exhibition
Jeanine van Oen, Calyx Torque:2022, Oil on canvas, 175 x 165 cm. Jonathan de Waart, by the artist and Gerhard Hofland.
After presenting the first solo exhibition of Portuguese artist Maria Appleton, Hatch, the art platform dedicated to the young contemporary scene created by Margot de Rochebuet and Giovanna Traversa, offers a collective exhibition in the heart of the Marais. An infinite loop in harmony brings together eleven artists, including Arno Eubelen, Veronika Hilger, Victoire Inschauspe, Leo Orta, Janine van Oen… On the one hand, Hatt invited the American musician and composer Richard Sears to record. Paintings, sculptures, installations, performances interact with psychedelic music. A sensory journey that confirms Hatch’s place in the avant-garde.
An infinite loop in harmony, From March 28 to April 11, 2023, 43 rue Notre-Dame de Nazareth, 75003.
Source: Le Figaro
