Shows & Exhibitions

• Jeff Robb
,
• Antoine Gaussin
,
• Thierry Genay
,
• Lídia Masllorens
,
• Reinhard Gorner
,
• Joris Ghilini
,
• Charlotte Champion
,
• Luigi Visconti
,
• Tim Hall
,
• Parvaze
,
• Charlotte Fröling

PARIS VIII

The streets of your town have been adorned in their most beautiful finery, your Advent calendar is well under way and your presents are all (or nearly all) already under the tree. Your mind is preparing to make shopping lists for meals, watch Love Actually with the family for the umpteenth time, and watch the children eagerly tear open one gift wrapping paper after another. Yes, in a week's time it's Christmas, and whether we like it or not, it's going to be with us all the way until the New Year. So let's let the Christmas spirit in!

• Atsuko ISHII
,
• Óscar Llorens
,
• Joris Ghilini
,
• Cécile Plaisance
,
• Silvia CALMEJANE
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• Charlotte Champion
,
• Charlotte Fröling
,
• Peter Clark
,
• Nick Veasey
,
• Jeff Robb
,
• Axelle Gosse

PARIS VIII

The Surrealists are in the limelight in the latest exhibition at the Centre Pompidou, and Max Ernst's creature headlining the show has prompted us to take an interest in chimeras. Our imagination often pushes us to the edge of the bizarre, the chimerical, the supernatural, when we evoke the word creature. There are two types of incredible creature: terrestrial animals on the one hand, and fictional ones on the other, which often combine human, animal or even technological characteristics. So this week we're letting our imaginations soar, just like our artists, who don't hesitate to push back the boundaries of reality. Skeletons, lizards, humanoids, feathered dogs... welcome to our very special Noah's Ark.

PARIS VIII

The Surrealists are in the limelight in the latest exhibition at the Centre Pompidou, and Max Ernst's creature headlining the show has prompted us to take an interest in chimeras. Our imagination often pushes us to the edge of the bizarre, the chimerical, the supernatural, when we evoke the word creature. There are two types of incredible creature: terrestrial animals on the one hand, and fictional ones on the other, which often combine human, animal or even technological characteristics. So this week we're letting our imaginations soar, just like our artists, who don't hesitate to push back the boundaries of reality. Skeletons, lizards, humanoids, feathered dogs... welcome to our very special Noah's Ark.

PARIS VIII

What haven't we borrowed from the Land of the Rising Sun? From sushi to futons and from sake to kimonos, we envy this ancient empire everything that makes it so glorious. Its people live to be hundreds of years old, as do their traditions, alongside the futuristic technologies they are so adept at developing. And what can we say about Japanese artists? Hokusai, Kusama, Ozu, Ishimoto, Murakami, Mishima... they impress us in every discipline. We could talk about them for hours, but let our selection of the week convince you: Kon'nichiwa, tomodachi!

• Jean Michel Berts
,
• Cécile Plaisance
,
• Edouard BUZON
,
• Lídia Masllorens
,
• Atsuko ISHII
,
• Peter Keizer
,
• Peter Hoffer
,
• Parvaze
,
• Richard Heeps
,
• Marine DE SOOS
,
• Antoine Gaussin
,
• Camille Levert

PARIS VIII

What haven't we borrowed from the Land of the Rising Sun? From sushi to futons and from sake to kimonos, we envy this ancient empire everything that makes it so glorious. Its people live to be hundreds of years old, as do their traditions, alongside the futuristic technologies they are so adept at developing. And what can we say about Japanese artists? Hokusai, Kusama, Ozu, Ishimoto, Murakami, Mishima... they impress us in every discipline. We could talk about them for hours, but let our selection of the week convince you: Kon'nichiwa, tomodachi!

• Parvaze
,
• Atsuko ISHII
,
• Richard Heeps
,
• Cécile Plaisance
,
• Florent Touchot
,
• Tim Hall
,
• Peter Hoffer
,
• Thierry Genay
,
• Silvia CALMEJANE
,
• Jean Michel Berts
,
• Charlotte Fröling

PARIS VIII

Like Norman Rockwell's famous painting, Thanksgiving is a time we all look forward to. Whether you are American or not, the idea of sitting down to a delicious meal in the run-up to winter is a dream come true. This week, we're heading for America, with its mountains and plains as far as the eye can see, its sense of family, its autumn colours, its sprawling cities and its spirit of abundance. After preparing the turkey, of course. And what are you doing on Thursday evening?

• Peter Keizer
,
• Edouard BUZON
,
• Axelle Gosse
,
• Joris Ghilini
,
• Atsuko ISHII
,
• Silvia CALMEJANE
,
• Thierry Genay
,
• MICHELLE Y WILLIAMS
,
• Vinça MONADÉ
,
• Jean Michel Berts
,
• Charlotte Fröling
,
• Jennifer McGregor
,
• Parvaze

PARIS VIII

Before being a city in the South of France, the patriotic colour of the Netherlands or a delicious and healthy fruit, orange is the colour of joy. It's also the colour of sunsets and vitamin C, the colour of exotic cocktails and subdued lighting. Many artists have a soft spot for orange and its jovial qualities. Here's a selection bursting with warmth and generosity. I've got my spine, I've got my orange crush...

• Silvia CALMEJANE
,
• Marine DE SOOS
,
• Axelle Gosse
,
• Jeff Robb
,
• Parvaze
,
• Joris Ghilini
,
• Cécile Plaisance
,
• Edouard BUZON
,
• MICHELLE Y WILLIAMS
,
• Peter Keizer
,
• Atsuko ISHII

PARIS VIII

Is your family your tribe? Do you dream of spending your holidays among the Maasai or the Australian Natives and learning about their culture, skills and ancestral knowledge? Tribal motifs, signs of recognition between human peoples, inspired by the surrounding nature or spiritual motifs evoking the afterlife, are often taken up by contemporary artists. This selection of tribal works will appeal to you because of their universal and inspiring appeal. Join the clan!

• Silvia CALMEJANE
,
• Cécile Plaisance
,
• Atsuko ISHII
,
• Jeff Robb
,
• Antoine Gaussin
,
• Ana D. & Noora K.
,
• Dimitri Bourriau
,
• Joris Ghilini
,
• Peter Keizer
,
• Camil Giralt
,
• Óscar Llorens
,
• Tim Hall

PARIS VIII

From the Victory of Samothrace to the Wings of Desire, from the City of Angels to Michelangelo's cherubs... Art history is full of these winged spirits. The creatures we call angels are immaculate, pure, benevolent and gentle beings. Messengers of divine power, their wings enable them to navigate between the heavens and the earth, but above all to make us mere mortals dream, and our artists are inspired by them all the same. And when love is dead, I'm loving angels instead...

• Axelle Gosse
,
• Atsuko ISHII
,
• Óscar Llorens
,
• Cécile Plaisance
,
• Silvia CALMEJANE
,
• Peter Keizer
,
• Charlotte Champion
,
• Joris Ghilini
,
• Nick Veasey
,
• MICHELLE Y WILLIAMS
,
• Dimitri Bourriau
,
• Jeff Robb

PARIS VIII

This week, as you'll have gathered from all the publicity surrounding the event, it's Halloween. And this holiday is a tribute to all that is strange, surreal, fantastic, bizzaroïd... in short, everything that's a bit zany. We encourage you to go and see the Centre Pompidou's exhibition on surrealism over the holidays, but in the meantime, here's a selection of works from the gallery that have a curious je-ne-sais-quoi about them. People are strange, when you're a stranger...

• Joris Ghilini
,
• Dimitri Bourriau
,
• Hanna SIDOROWICZ
,
• Jacques Valot
,
• Reinhard Gorner
,
• Jean Michel Berts
,
• Didier Fournet
,
• Silvia CALMEJANE
,
• Atsuko ISHII
,
• Thierry Genay
,
• Charlotte Fröling

PARIS VIII

This isn't Versailles! Maybe, but why not pretend? After all, palace life might appeal to us. Grandiose chandeliers, endless corridors, formal ceremonies and countless splendours - Louis XIV set the tone for monarchical regimes the world over, but we don't want to lose these excellent habits. In this week's selection, royalty has pride of place. But be careful, as Chateaubriand so aptly put it, not to be more royalist than the king...

• Peter Keizer
,
• Camille Levert
,
• Axelle Gosse
,
• Silvia CALMEJANE
,
• Peter Hoffer
,
• Atsuko ISHII
,
• Marine DE SOOS
,
• Camil Giralt
,
• Thierry Genay
,
• Didier Fournet
,
• Vinça MONADÉ
,
• Patrick Lajoie

PARIS VIII

Don't accuse us of greenwashing, we simply love the color green. Nature, origins, life... green is a joyful and sober color, which is also synonymous with freshness, prosperity and progress. So this week, let's immerse ourselves in spring groves, autumn leaves, lush jungles and flourishing meadows, and say thank you to life! Who says you don't have a green thumb?

• Camille Levert
,
• Parvaze
,
• Atsuko ISHII
,
• Silvia CALMEJANE
,
• Peter Keizer
,
• Vinça MONADÉ
,
• Jean Michel Berts
,
• Cécile Plaisance
,
• Camil Giralt
,
• Thierry Genay
,
• Antoine Gaussin
,
• Jeff Robb

PARIS VIII

Concrete, flat surfaces, mirrors... Tadao Ando's architecture never ceases to amaze. His work blends perfectly with that of such remarkable contemporary artists as Louise Bourgeois, Sophie Calle and Yoko Ono, as evidenced by the superb gardens of Château La Coste in Provence. Japanese style, raw materials, neutral tones and chiseled geometries pay tribute to the master's work in this week's selection. Arrigatô Gozaimasu.

• Silvia CALMEJANE
,
• Atsuko ISHII
,
• Axelle Gosse
,
• Peter Keizer
,
• Joris Ghilini
,
• Jean Michel Berts
,
• Reinhard Gorner
,
• Antoine Gaussin
,
• Charlotte Fröling
,
• Richard Heeps
,
• Camil Giralt
,
• Nicolas Dubreuille

PARIS VIII

Blue and pink, two color names that in turn evoke early childhood, Picasso's most famous periods, a sunset at blue hour, a sapphire on incarnate skin, a blue-tinted rose, a quartz desert against an azure sky. Our artists don't hesitate to marry these two hues, in universes that are sometimes soft, sometimes kitsch. Be in the pink, once in a blue moon!

• Jean Michel Berts
,
• Ana D. & Noora K.
,
• Antoine Gaussin
,
• Didier Fournet
,
• Marine DE SOOS
,
• Atsuko ISHII
,
• Tim Hall
,
• Jeff Robb
,
• Jacques Valot
,
• Richard Heeps

PARIS VIII

Baron Pierre de Coubertin was the first to say it: the important thing is to participate. The Olympic Games will be officially opened on Friday on the Seine, and this historic moment deserves a selection of works paying tribute to sport in all its beauty. The prowess of champions in equestrianism, gymnastics, swimming and all the other disciplines are all moments that will mark the history of sport, but will also inspire artists. May the best win!

• Reinhard Gorner
,
• Joris Ghilini
,
• Vinça MONADÉ
,
• Didier Fournet
,
• Marcel Ceuppens
,
• Jean Michel Berts
,
• Thierry Genay
,
• Cécile Plaisance
,
• Jeff Robb
,
• Luigi Visconti
,
• Nick Veasey
,
• Yanne Kintgen

PARIS VIII

France was celebrated yesterday in style, as always with its parade, its fireworks, and this year more than ever with the imminent arrival of the Olympic Games in Paris. It's with nostalgia that we think back to the France of Brigitte Bardot, the images of Epinal, Jane Birkin's bags, berets, and smoking baguettes - in short, the typical postcard in red, white, and blue. So here's our Made in France selection. Do you do you do you Saint Tropez?

• Reinhard Gorner
,
• Jean Michel Berts
,
• Peter Keizer
,
• Charlotte Champion
,
• Dimitri Bourriau
,
• Peter Hoffer
,
• Vinça MONADÉ
,
• Charlotte Fröling
,
• Antoine Gaussin
,
• Mario Sughi
,
• Didier Fournet
,
• Nick Veasey

PARIS VIII

Golf courses as far as the eye can see, Olympic-sized swimming pools and stud farms stocked with the most vigorous thoroughbreds... welcome to the Country Club! Here, everything is an excuse to relax after a game of sport, to socialise over a delicate meal, to live like a pasha in the summer sunshine. Reserved for the happy few, it is nonetheless a place of luxury and voluptuousness in everyone's imagination. How about an invitation to the club, just this week?

• Ana D. & Noora K.
,
• Mario Sughi
,
• Peter Keizer
,
• Atsuko ISHII
,
• Camil Giralt
,
• Dimitri Bourriau
,
• Camille Levert
,
• Didier Fournet
,
• Silvia CALMEJANE
,
• Tim Hall
,
• Richard Heeps
,
• Nicolas Dubreuille

PARIS VIII

Mint is said to have countless virtues, from calming anxiety to toning the skin. It's generally consumed in summer, for its unrivalled freshness and inimitable colour. Its comeback on the design scene proves that we need a breath of minty freshness now more than ever, and artworks featuring a touch of this colour have that soothing je-ne-sais-quoi, as we see in our selection this week. A little mint tea?

• Thierry Genay
,
• Silvia CALMEJANE
,
• Richard Heeps
,
• Axelle Gosse
,
• Peter Keizer
,
• Vinça MONADÉ
,
• Ana D. & Noora K.
,
• Nicolas Dubreuille
,
• Luigi Visconti
,
• Patrick Lajoie
,
• Marcel Ceuppens
,
• Juan Escudero

PARIS VIII

Summer and its colours are back, and with the equinox just past, it's about time. Flashes of yellow, brilliant whites, azure blues: it's no longer a matter of greyness but of mimosas, sunglasses and train tickets to the South. We're watching out for UV rays while sipping our spritz on the patio, at last. So let's take a look at this week's selection of sunshine and summer. Let the sunshine, let the sunshine in...

• Eva Ullrich
,
• Axelle Gosse
,
• Jean Michel Berts
,
• Jacques Valot
,
• Thierry Genay
,
• Atsuko ISHII
,
• Elise OUDIN GILLES
,
• Yanne Kintgen
,
• Marine DE SOOS
,
• Jennifer McGregor
,
• Richard Heeps
,
• Lídia Masllorens

PARIS VIII

To all the superstitious, the astrology buffs, the mystics - in short, to all those who have a spiritual life or at least believe in forces beyond ourselves: here is a selection of works that appeal to our capacity to dream, to believe, to go beyond simple reality. Our lives are punctuated by rituals, and there can be no society without mysticism. I put a spell on you...

• Richard Heeps
,
• Nick Veasey
,
• Juan Escudero
,
• Jeff Robb
,
• Atsuko ISHII
,
• Didier Fournet
,
• Patrick Lajoie
,
• Camille Levert
,
• Mario Sughi
,
• Jean Michel Berts

PARIS VIII

The success of the legendary Blue Note in Manhattan, the films Whiplash and La La Land, and the Montreux Festival are all reminders that jazz is not dead, long live jazz! From its birth in the cotton fields of America to electro-jazz, the sound of saxophones, trumpets and drums will sweep you away. If you too can't stop pounding out the beat as soon as you hear Take Five, you're going to love this week's selection. Because as Louis Armstrong said: ‘What we play is life’.

• Lídia Masllorens
,
• Peter Keizer
,
• Marie-Ange Daudé
,
• Ana D. & Noora K.
,
• Silvia CALMEJANE
,
• Atsuko ISHII
,
• Jeff Robb
,
• Tim Hall
,
• Axelle Gosse
,
• Cécile Plaisance
,
• Yanne Kintgen
,
• Dimitri Bourriau

PARIS VIII

Living freely in nature according to the myths of the good savage of Rousseau, Montaigne and others is becoming increasingly attractive. At a time when we are more and more concerned about the environment, we are constantly drawn back to an ancient golden age when people lived happily in harmony with their environment. As hunter-gatherers, dressed in skins, innocent and pure, who says we weren't made to live in freedom? Our artists put the idea into images, and here's our selection of the week's wild stuff. Born to be wild...

• Marine DE SOOS
,
• Silvia CALMEJANE
,
• Atsuko ISHII
,
• Axelle Gosse
,
• Peter Keizer
,
• Peter Hoffer
,
• Didier Fournet
,
• Cécile Plaisance
,
• Yanne Kintgen
,
• Tim Hall
,
• Mikael Lafontan
,
• Edouard BUZON

PARIS VIII

A family tree is not just its branches, representing the different ramifications of the family, but also its roots. These anchor us in a soil, in a reality, in a culture. Our roots are where we've come from and where we're going, or what we want to overcome. The roots of the oldest trees show us that there are no limits to this, when we see how they can take over from the hand of man. Our selection of the week is dedicated to them... Zippin' up my boots, going back to my roots...

• Axelle Gosse
,
• Juan Escudero
,
• Parvaze
,
• Edouard BUZON
,
• Thierry Genay
,
• Camille Levert
,
• Richard Heeps
,
• Atsuko ISHII
,
• Didier Fournet
,
• Jean Michel Berts
,
• Eva Ullrich
,
• Yanne Kintgen

PARIS VIII

Setting suns dress the fields, the canals and the whole city in hyacinth and gold, said Baudelaire. And indeed, we are very little compared to the immensity of the universe and the beauty of a sunset. Our star disappearing behind the horizon is the ideal moment to meditate, dream and connect with the world around us. Its gradation of pinks, oranges and purples has inspired many artists throughout the history of art. All have tried to represent its universal beauty as faithfully as possible... Let the sunshine, let the sunshine in...

• Camille Levert
,
• Yanne Kintgen
,
• Jean Michel Berts
,
• Silvia CALMEJANE
,
• Patrick Lajoie
,
• Didier Fournet
,
• Richard Heeps
,
• Mario Sughi
,
• Dimitri Bourriau
,
• Luigi Visconti
,
• Tony SOULIE

PARIS VIII

Wandering the streets of an unfamiliar city is an extraordinary experience. All our senses are called upon, and we get a little excited at the thought of the surprises, dangers and revelations that lie ahead. So off we go, armed with our thirst for discovery and our desire to make the street environment our own, where anything is possible! From New York to Paris, via Hong Kong, take to the streets of your favourite cities in our selection of urban artworks. Street life, you can run away from time...

• Ana D. & Noora K.
,
• Peter Keizer
,
• Nicolas Dubreuille
,
• Silvia CALMEJANE
,
• Lídia Masllorens
,
• Didier Fournet
,
• Atsuko ISHII
,
• Thierry Genay
,
• Antoine Gaussin
,
• Camille Levert
,
• Juan Escudero

PARIS VIII

A summer breeze, a minty treat, an icy lemonade—the closer summer gets, the more we start dreaming about what will cool us down. And it's no coincidence that whatever's fresh, whatever's in the wind... is cool. This week's theme is freshness, and there's no shortage of works that evoke it: check out our vivid selection! Ain't nobody dope as me; I'm just so fresh, so clean...

• Juan Escudero
,
• Joris Ghilini
,
• Didier Fournet
,
• Charlotte Champion
,
• Vinça MONADÉ
,
• Jennifer McGregor
,
• Richard Heeps
,
• Thierry Genay
,
• Cécile Plaisance
,
• Nicolas Dubreuille
,
• Lídia Masllorens
,
• Reinhard Gorner
,
• Yanne Kintgen
,
• Xavier Visa
,
• Jeff Robb

PARIS VIII

A Ferrari Testarossa racing down the road, a robin appearing on the balcony on a summer's evening, an incandescent sunset: red is the power of life bursting forth, of the earth ablaze, of tempers boiling. Red conjures up fire, danger and passion. Our artists are passionate about it, and many use the power of red to bring their work to life. Discover our fiery selection! Little Red Corvette, baby, you're much too fast...

• Joris Ghilini
,
• Didier Fournet
,
• Vinça MONADÉ
,
• Reinhard Gorner
,
• Cécile Plaisance
,
• Juan Escudero
,
• Peter Keizer
,
• Nicolas Dubreuille
,
• Arjan Boeve
,
• Peter Hoffer
,
• Charlotte Fröling
,
• Antoine Gaussin
,
• Thierry Genay

PARIS VIII

The land Jacques Brel sings is Belgium, but also the Netherlands, from the port of Amsterdam to the Ardennes forest, from the windmills of Kinderdijk to Knokke-le-Zout. And if there is one region in Europe that has produced the greatest names in the history of art, it's this one, from Rembrandt to Magritte, from Flemish still lifes to Piet Mondrian. In this week's selection, you'll find everything that reminds us of our northern neighbours. Hartelijk bedankt!

• Dimitri Bourriau
,
• Richard Heeps
,
• Eva Ullrich
,
• Marine DE SOOS
,
• Luigi Visconti
,
• Robert le Héros Art
,
• Nick Veasey
,
• Mario Sughi
,
• Jean Michel Berts
,
• Cécile Plaisance
,
• Atsuko ISHII
,
• Jennifer McGregor
,
• Mikael Lafontan
,
• Yanne Kintgen
,
• Patrick Lajoie
,
• Antoine Gaussin

PARIS VIII

From the Sahara to Gobi, from the Persian Gulf to Death Valley, deserts fascinate. The hostile living conditions, the extreme temperatures, the bewildering mirages, and the solitude awaiting the adventurers who travel through them, all justify this fascination. But who hasn't dreamt, at least one day, of isolating themselves far from the world in a desert with no trace of life on the horizon? Our artists do it all the time, and many of them seem irrevocably drawn to the arid plains. On a dark desert highway, cool wind in my hair...

• Peter Keizer
,
• Camil Giralt
,
• Camille Levert
,
• Silvia CALMEJANE
,
• Thierry Genay
,
• Vinça MONADÉ
,
• Marine DE SOOS
,
• Lídia Masllorens
,
• Ana D. & Noora K.
,
• Nicolas Dubreuille
,
• Charlotte Champion
,
• Atsuko ISHII
,
• Tim Hall
,
• Charlotte Fröling

PARIS VIII

If your favourite Arcimboldo is Spring, it's probably because you appreciate the beauty of flowers and the season of renewal. In the midst of this outpouring of lilies of the valley, peonies and daisies, it's hard to choose where to look. This week, the season that reenchants the world is back, and we've selected the most spring-like works by our artists to pay tribute to it. Here comes the sun, doo-doo-doo-doo...

• Thierry Genay
,
• Antoine Gaussin
,
• Charlotte Fröling
,
• Joris Ghilini
,
• Atsuko ISHII
,
• Cécile Plaisance
,
• Elise OUDIN GILLES
,
• Lídia Masllorens
,
• Jeff Robb
,
• Nemo JANTZEN
,
• Ana D. & Noora K.
,
• Nick Veasey
,
• Reinhard Gorner

PARIS VIII

Gold, marble, precious stones... From Ancient Egypt to the Vuitton fashion shows, not forgetting the gold rush, luxury is a social marker that is profoundly linked to art and craftsmanship, to the working of rare and refined materials. Surrounding oneself with luxury means loving beautiful things, and in this, France has no equal. So it's no surprise that artists are won over by noble materials. Oh, she's a gold digger, way over town...

• Marie-Ange Daudé
,
• Ana D. & Noora K.
,
• Camil Giralt
,
• Nicolas Dubreuille
,
• Dimitri Bourriau
,
• Nick Veasey
,
• Park Byung-Hoon
,
• Thierry Genay
,
• Jennifer McGregor
,
• Jeff Robb
,
• Atsuko ISHII
,
• Arjan Boeve
,
• Cécile Plaisance
,
• Yanne Kintgen

PARIS VIII

Being transparent, revealing your soul, the heart of your thoughts: this is a difficult exercise for many people. And yet, it's when you lift that veil that the magic happens. The art of stained glass is ancient, but from glass to plexiglass, architects and artists have been increasingly inclined since the 20th century to show what was once hidden. Superimpositions, Hitchcockian revelations, pieces of prestidigitation... discover - literally - our selection of the week.

• Antoine Gaussin
,
• Dimitri Bourriau
,
• Tim Hall
,
• Eva Ullrich
,
• Richard Heeps
,
• Jennifer McGregor
,
• Peter Keizer
,
• Nemo JANTZEN
,
• Camil Giralt
,
• Silvia CALMEJANE
,
• Juan Escudero
,
• Jeff Robb
,
• Marie-Ange Daudé

PARIS VIII

From ski school to Olympic slaloms, from the green slope leading to the mountain restaurant to the north face of the highest peak in the resort, whatever your relationship with winter sports, the majesty of the mountains is undeniable. And while they're beautiful to hike in summer, their magic lies in their pure white winter coat. We can't get enough of them, and neither can our artists: our selection proves just how fascinating the mountains are to us. Ain't no mountain high enough...

• Atsuko ISHII
,
• Marie-Ange Daudé
,
• Peter Keizer
,
• Didier Fournet
,
• Jean Michel Berts
,
• Silvia CALMEJANE
,
• Ana D. & Noora K.
,
• Joris Ghilini
,
• Cécile Plaisance
,
• Richard Heeps
,
• Jeff Robb
,
• Nick Veasey
,
• Mario Sughi

PARIS VIII

A honeymoon in a Tanzanian natural reserve at sunrise, a gondola ride in Venice or sunbathing on a heavenly beach seem like sweet dreams at this time of year. Without going that far, this week let's celebrate Cupid and love in all its forms with small affectionate gestures, serenades, poems or fiery declarations; anything goes on Valentine's Day. I can't live... if living is without you...

• Camil Giralt
,
• Thierry Genay
,
• Lídia Masllorens
,
• Joris Ghilini
,
• Juan Escudero
,
• Elise OUDIN GILLES
,
• Peter Keizer
,
• Atsuko ISHII
,
• Marine DE SOOS
,
• Yanne Kintgen
,
• Eva Ullrich
,
• Jeff Robb
,
• Silvia CALMEJANE

PARIS VIII

Delicacy is a word that evokes flower petals, the softness of a caress, the morning dew. It is also an attitude towards others that invites us not to be abrupt, a noble feeling, a stance that we should all adopt. And in the words of Blaise Pascal, delicacy is a gift of nature, not an acquisition of art. Discover the works in our selection of the week, where lightness and finesse are supreme, where refinement and subtlety inspire our artists.

• Silvia CALMEJANE
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• Lídia Masllorens
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• Juan Escudero
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• Nicolas Dubreuille
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• Thierry Genay
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• Joris Ghilini
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• Dimitri Bourriau
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• Peter Keizer
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• Didier Fournet
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• Atsuko ISHII
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• Luigi Visconti
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• Camille Levert

PARIS VIII

Persian blue, turquoise, ceruleum... the colour of tropical lagoons and precious stones, that special blue that evokes rarity, has been known since ancient times. From the turquoise jewels found on Tutankhamon's mask to Damien Hirst's famous shark, it is a reference colour in the history of art. The works of our artists are no exception. A Blue Lagoon for the road?

• Juan Escudero
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• Didier Fournet
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• Antoine Gaussin
,
• Tim Hall
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• Atsuko ISHII
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• Richard Heeps
,
• Jean Michel Berts
,
• Yanne Kintgen
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• Mario Sughi
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• Lídia Masllorens
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• Mikael Lafontan
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• Luigi Visconti
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• Ana D. & Noora K.

PARIS VIII

Waves unleash passions, and many expressions are quoting them. Whether you're on the crest of a wave or waiting for the next, part of the new wave, or making some, this natural phenomenon leaves no one indifferent. Follow the undulations of the works in our selection this week and admire in turn their majestic power or their voluptuous calm. Don't forget to catch the wave!

• Vinça MONADÉ
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• Jeff Robb
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• Nemo JANTZEN
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• Thierry Genay
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• Jean Michel Berts
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• MICHELLE Y WILLIAMS
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• Yanne Kintgen
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• Ana D. & Noora K.
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• Cécile Plaisance
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• Antoine Gaussin
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• Mario Sughi
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• Marie-Ange Daudé

PARIS VIII

It comes in fifty shades, is not always popular, and yet grey is the colour of elegance above all others. A flannel suit, a raw concrete interior, a silver Aston Martin, a steel worktop... The ultimate in desirable objects is often grey. Its shades, oscillating between white and black, don't absorb all the light, nor do they reflect it. They are simply there, present, chic and sober, measured and distinguished. All cats are grey after dark..

• Cécile Plaisance
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• Marcel Ceuppens
,
• Jeff Robb
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• Atsuko ISHII
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• Charlotte Champion
,
• Marine DE SOOS
,
• Silvia CALMEJANE
,
• Ana D. & Noora K.
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• Joris Ghilini
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• Dimitri Bourriau
,
• Nick Veasey

PARIS VIII

The sacred dances of rain or sun are a means of expression as ancient as existence itself. Expressing yourself by moving your body, undulating, jumping and pirouetting is also a way of doing without words. Vulnerability, anger, ecstasy, pain... dance can convey all these emotions, and sometimes several at once. From The Nutcracker to Pina Bausch, from Disco hits to Nureyev's prowess, we admire this art form like any other, as our selection of the week shows. Let's dance!