Past
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Paris: Gesture(s), Trace(s), and Breath(s)
cur. Antoine Le Clézio & Maxime Allain 18 Jun - 9 Aug 2026 How can a trace contain time, and what remains of a gesture once the movement itself has vanished? Bringing toge ther artists from different generations and backgrounds as part of the celebration of the 140th anniversary of diplomatic relations between France and Korea, Gesture(s), Trace(s) and Breath(s) explores the ways... Read more -
Aranya Jinshanling: Eric Poitevin & Elsa Salonen
Not yet a meaning 1 Jun - 15 Aug 2026 Not yet a meaning presents a quiet dialogue between French photographer Éric Poitevin and Finnish artist Elsa Salonen. Beneath a shared minimalist visual grammar, the two artists approach nature from divergent paths, finding a subtle resonance in a fundamental inquiry: how do we perceive existence? Éric Poitevin’s photography is a... Read more -
Paris: Jack Dunnett
Slow Burn 6 May - 12 Jun 2026 What happens when the ordinary, imperceptibly, begins to fray? Jack Dunnett’s works are born from this very tension. Created on small wooden panels, they demand physical proximity: one must draw near to navigate their surfaces, which are constructed and then reworked through a deliberate, slow process. Oil paint enters into... Read more -
Drawing Now
With support of Centre national des arts plastiques 25 - 29 Mar 2026 Read more -
Paris: Ken Aptekar
Holy Moly! 5 Mar - 17 Apr 2026 During the lockdown he spent in Burgundy, Ken Aptekar revived a tradition that, until quite recently, seemed consigned to a distant past: the art of illumination. Since 2020, the series Illuminated Manuscripts in the Age of Social Media and Texting embraces the discipline’s exacting grammar: architectured margins, gouache-painted initials, backgrounds... Read more -
Paris: In the Gaze of Dominique & Daniel
15 Jan - 22 Feb 2026 A portrait exhibition with Jean-Christian Bourcart, Pierre Buraglio, Peter Doig, Dario Escobar, Daniel Firman, Elisabeth Garouste et Mattia Bonetti, Nan Goldin, Benoit Maire, Eric Poitevin, Kévin Rouillard, Pierre Savatier, Georges-Tony Stoll, and African primitive art. Read more