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20.01.2020 Gérard Garouste exposera à la National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA) de New Delhi en Inde du 28 janvier au 29 mars 2020. Cette rétrospective réunira une soixantaine de tableaux couvrant 40 ans de création de 1980 à 2019. On y retrouvera toutes les différentes séries développées depuis le début : le Classique et l’Indien, les Indiennes, Dante (la Divine Comédie), Rabelais (la Dive Bacbuc), Cervantès (Don Quixotte), les Portraits, Goethe (Faust), Diane et Actéon, la Bible, le Talmud. Sous le patronage du Ministère de la Culture, de l’Institut français et avec le soutien de mécènes privés, cette exposition permettra au public indien de découvrir une œuvre complexe où se mêlent cultures chrétienne et hébraïque, mythes et légendes.Jean-Jacques Aillagon, qui fut successivement Président du Centre Pompidou, Ministre de la Culture et Président de Versailles sera le commissaire de cette importante manifestation. |
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Sylvie Blum Naked Beauty MOCA BANGKOK
Sylvie Blum : Naked Beauty (1st time in Asia) Jan. 25 – 25 Mar. 2020 at MOCA BANGKOK From Muse to Master into the Museum MOCA Museum of Contemporary Art The Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCABANGKOK) will be showing Sylvie Blum’s work titled “Naked Beauty” with a grand opening on January 25th, 2020. Public viewing is open until March 2020. Sylvie Blum’s Photography exhibition is the very first of it’s kind in Thailand. Austrian-born Sylvie Blum started her career as a model prior to taking the helm as a photographer. Sylvie has worked for 16 years in front of the camera with photographers such as Helmut Newton, Jeanloup Sieff and many more. She has published five books. Her 5th book “Naked Beauty” by TeNeues was followed by a joint exhibition with Herb Ritts at the Fahey Klein Gallery in Los Angeles. Since 2005 Sylvie Blum works and lives in Los Angeles. Sylvie Blum is an exceptional photographer driven by passion and the love for photography. Sylvie Blum is at the forefront of the female force. She is the Ansel Adams of the female form. |
Sylvie Blum daily walk 2 - 2008 © Sylvie Blum |
Dora Maar Tate Modern London
Dora Maar Tate Modern presents the first UK retrospective of the work of Dora Maar (1907–97) whose provocative photographs and photomontages became celebrated icons of surrealism. Featuring over 200 works from a career spanning more than six decades, this exhibition shows how Maar’s eye for the unusual also translated to her commercial commissions, social documentary photographs, and paintings – key aspects of her practice which have, until now, remained little known. Born Henriette Théodora Markovitch, Dora Maar grew up between Argentina and Paris and studied decorative arts and painting before switching her focus to photography. In doing so, Maar became part of a generation of women who seized the new professional opportunities offered by advertising and the illustrated press. Tate Modern’s exhibition opens with the most important examples of these commissioned works. Around 1931, Maar set up a studio with film set designer Pierre Kéfer specialising in portraiture, fashion photography and advertising. Works such as The years lie in wait for you c.1935 – believed to be an advertising project for face cream that Maar made by overlaying two negatives – reveal Maar’s innovative approach to constructing images through staging, photomontage and collage. Striking nude studies such as that of famed model Assia Granatouroff also reveal how women photographers like Maar were beginning to infiltrate relatively taboo genres such as erotica and nude photography. |
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THE JEAN-PAUL GETTY MUSEUM LOS ANGELES PRESENTS MANET AND MODERN BEAUTY
First major museum exhibition to focus on Édouard Manet’s late work, featuring more than 90 At the Getty Museum, Getty Center LOS ANGELES—Édouard Manet (1832-1883) is best known today for provocative, large-scale paintings that challenged the old masters and academic tradition and sent shockwaves through the French art world in the early 1860s. In the late 1870s and early 1880s, he shifted his focus and produced a different, though no less radical, body of work: stylish portraits, luscious still lifes, delicate pastels, intimate watercolors, and freely brushed scenes of suburban gardens and Parisian cafes. On view at the J. Paul Getty Museum October 8, 2019 through January 12, 2020, Manet and Modern Beauty explores for the first time in a major museum exhibition the artist’s last years, after his rise to notoriety in the 1860s and the formal launch of the Impressionist movement in the early 1870s. The exhibition will feature more than 90 works of art, including an impressive array of genre scenes, still lifes, pastels, and portraits of favorite actresses and models, bourgeois women of his acquaintance, his wife, and his male friends. |
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Exposition Pierre Soulages au Musee du Louvre
Pierre Soulages, « peintre du noir et de la lumière » est une figure majeure de la peinture non figurative, reconnue comme telle depuis ses débuts, au lendemain de la seconde guerre mondiale. |
Pierre Soulages. Portrait de l’artiste, 2 octobre 2017_Collection Raphaël Gaillarde © Collection Raphaël Gaillarde, dist. RMN-Grand Palais/Raphaël Gaillarde © RMN-Grand Palais - Gestion droit d'auteur pour Raphaël Gaillarde © ADAGP, Paris 2019 pour Pierre Soulages |
Jesus Rafael Soto The Fourth Dimension Guggenheim Bilbao
Dates: October 18, 2019–February 9, 2020 All the information on the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao is available at www.guggenheim-bilbao.eus - The idea of a “fourth dimension” is materialized in Soto’s dynamic and abstract works, especially in his large-scale participatory sculptures, the iconic Penetrables . - In addition to a large number of mural pieces, the exhibition includes characteristic examples from other series, such as Virtual Volumes , Extensions , and Progressions . - According to the artist, “In the Penetrables , the spectator walks through vertical threads or bars that fill the entire available space and make up the work. From that moment on, spectator and artwork are physically and inextricably entwined.” - The exhibition includes Soto’s celebrated Sphère Lutétia (1996), installed by the Museum’s pond for the four months of the exhibition. The Guggenheim Museum Bilbao presents Soto. The Fourth Dimension, a retrospective exhibition of the works of Jesús Rafael Soto (b. 1923, Ciudad Bolívar, Venezuela; d. 2005, Paris). Organized by the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao in collaboration with the Atelier Soto in Paris, the show brings together over 60 works, including several of Soto’s large-scale participatory sculptures called Penetrables , some of his most iconic and important contributions to the recent history of art. In addition, the show includes a large number of historic paintings and mural works, which help to understand the fundamental role Soto played in the development of Kinetic Art from the early 1950s to the end of the 1960s, and to appreciate the development of his artistic practice up to the first decade of the 21st century.
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Exposition Léonard de Vinci Musée du Louvre
24 octobre 2019 - 24 février 2020 La célébrité extraordinaire de cet infatigable curieux, perçu très tôt comme l’incarnation du génie et du savoir universels, l’aura presque surréaliste de la Joconde et la littérature considérable qui s’est accumulée de son époque à nos jours offrent une image confuse et fragmentaire du rapport de Léonard à la peinture. |
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Arnulf Rainer Galerie Lelong
Jean Tinguely Galerie Georges-Philippe et Nathalie Vallois
Jean Tinguely BRICOLAGES & DÉBRI(S)COLLAGES Du 13 septembre au 20 octobre 2019, la Galerie Georges-Philippe & Nathalie Vallois rend hommage au génie créateur de Jean Tinguely, artiste majeur du 20e siècle, en présentant un ensemble exceptionnel de sculptures animées ou lumineuses, réalisées dans les années 70. |
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Lucio Fontana Musée Guggenheim Bilbao
Lucio Fontana Dates : du 17 mai au 29 septembre 2019 - Les premières oeuvres de Fontana des années 1930 et 1940 illustrent une trajectoire évoluant vers l’abstraction mais perméable aux courants esthétiques qui marquaient ces années complexes. En même temps, elles annoncent déjà la volonté de transgression des toiles lacérées qui domineront sa production ultérieure. - L’exposition présente une sélection extraordinaire d’oeuvres de la série iconique des Entailles (Tagli), ainsi que les tous premiers Trous (Buchi ), pièces que leur radicalité situe à la frontière entre peinture, sculpture et action artistique. - Avec ses Environnements spatiaux (Ambienti spaziali ) et ses expérimentations avec la lumière et l’espace, en recourant parfois aux tubes de néon, Fontana jette les bases du développement futur de l’art de l’installation et de l’oeuvre d’art immersive.
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Un Dimanche à la Galerie
ART PARIS 2020
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Le grand rendez-vous du printemps pour l’art moderne et contemporain célèbre la scène française et invite à la découverte des effervescentes métropoles Barcelone, Lisbonne, Madrid et Porto. Devenu incontournable en plus de 20 ans d’existence, Art Paris est le rendez-vous du printemps pour l’art moderne et contemporain à Paris, rassemblant cette année encore plus de 150 galeries venues de plus de 20 pays pour près de 1000 artistes représentés. |