Shows & Exhibitions
Our gallery in the 8th arrondissement of Paris welcomes you with thematic exhibitions throughout the year. An opportunity to discover the works of our artists in all their splendour.
Mood of the week: Horizons
17 - February 23, 2025
- Parvaze & Mayer ,
- Edouard BUZON ,
- Juan Escudero ,
- Florent Touchot ,
- Camil Giralt ,
- Jennifer McGregor ,
- Thierry Genay ,
- Vinça MONADÉ ,
- Jean Michel Berts ,
- Didier Fournet ,
- Antoine Gaussin ,
- Nicolas Dubreuille ,
- Richard Heeps
The horizon underlines the infinite, according to French author Victor Hugo, and we can only agree. If the horizon has such a powerful appeal, it's because it promises us unknown worlds, discoveries and a feeling of vertigo in the face of the immensely vast. So dizzying that some people don't believe the Earth is round! The representation of the horizon, whether near or far, figurative or abstract, photographed or painted, is frequent in the work of our artists. Get out your spyglass!
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Mood of the week: Valentine's Day
10 - February 16, 2025
- Joris Ghilini ,
- Camil Giralt ,
- Lídia Masllorens ,
- Nicolas Dubreuille ,
- Charlotte Fröling ,
- Silvia CALMEJANE ,
- Peter Keizer ,
- Atsuko ISHII ,
- Ana D. & Noora K. ,
- Camille Levert ,
- Charlotte Champion ,
- Cécile Plaisance
Nestled in the heart of the village of Passy, in the 16th arrondissement, is the home of the most famous of the Romantic writers: Balzac. It is a small green sanctuary in what used to be a village on the outskirts of Paris. And at the moment, the Lost (Conjugal) Illusions exhibition on the setbacks of marriage in the 19th century is the perfect getaway for Valentine's Day, reminding us that we live in a time when marriage is joyful! Our artists also know how to inject romance into their work, so here's a selection for the week of love. Love is in the air!
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Mood of the week: Salmon pink
03 - February 9, 2025
- Lídia Masllorens ,
- Camille Levert ,
- Camil Giralt ,
- Silvia CALMEJANE ,
- Óscar Llorens ,
- Charlotte Fröling ,
- Thierry Genay ,
- Axelle Gosse ,
- Parvaze & Mayer ,
- Peter Keizer ,
- Nicolas Dubreuille ,
- Atsuko ISHII
It's not pink, beige or orange. It's salmon. This ambivalent colour is a colour that sprinkles and illuminates everything along the way, adding a touch of softness. At the end of the 19th century, it was furiously fashionable in art, notably in the works of Edgar Degas, Camille Pissarro and Vincent van Gogh. After the Impressionist era, the popularity of this colour declined, resurfacing in the 1950s fashion and pastel interiors. Today, our artists are crazy about it, and do not hesitate to sprinkle their works with this warm hue. Don't be afraid to swim against the tide!
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Mood of the week: India
January 27 - February 2, 2025
- Axelle Gosse ,
- Juan Escudero ,
- Lídia Masllorens ,
- Peter Keizer ,
- Parvaze & Mayer ,
- Yanne Kintgen ,
- Atsuko ISHII ,
- Eva Ullrich ,
- MICHELLE Y WILLIAMS ,
- Madhu BASU ,
- Cécile Plaisance ,
- Richard Heeps
The thick wisps of dust raised by the timeless green and yellow rickshaws or by an elephant striding majestically alongside a sacred cow in the middle of the street, contribute to the mystical haze that covers the Indian subcontinent. Seeing the sun rise over Jaipur or admiring the monkeys running along the banks of the Ganges are dreams for many of us. To remedy this, we can be moved by a Bollywood film or admire our selection of the week. Morning India!
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Mood of the week: Blue Monday
20 - January 26, 2025
- Joris Ghilini ,
- Camil Giralt ,
- Edouard BUZON ,
- Marie-Ange Daudé ,
- Peter Keizer ,
- Florent Touchot ,
- Nicolas Dubreuille ,
- Juan Escudero ,
- Atsuko ISHII ,
- Lídia Masllorens ,
- Parvaze & Mayer ,
- Eva Ullrich
Twenty years ago today, a British advertising executive came up with the concept of Blue Monday, the day considered to be the gloomiest of the year. According to a clever calculation combining meteorology, motivation, finances and the need for change, the third Monday in January is the one when we most need to get away from it all, since this concept was invented to promote the merits of a travel agency. So, short of a ticket to Tahiti, this week's selection offers enough artistic escapism to keep us dreaming until the sun comes out. Don't worry, be happy...
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Mood of the week: Icefields
13 - January 19, 2025
- Juan Escudero ,
- Antoine Gaussin ,
- Camil Giralt ,
- Atsuko ISHII ,
- Lídia Masllorens ,
- Jeff Robb ,
- Peter Keizer ,
- Charlotte Champion ,
- Tim Hall ,
- Axelle Gosse ,
- Eva Ullrich ,
- Parvaze & Mayer ,
- Jennifer McGregor
Who hasn't dreamt of seeing the Northern Lights? In Santa's homeland, there are hotels made of ice, where you can admire the incomparable starry skies. You can also take a dog-sled ride through the pine forests, see penguins cuddling, or watch whales in the early hours of the morning. At a time when the adventurers of the Vendée Globe are rounding Cape Horn, we were inspired by the ice at the poles. Our artists love the cold colours and icy atmosphere of the ice fields, and here is a selection that will make you want to take the first flight to Reykjavik or Tromsø!
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