Historic district of Paris, but also new epicenter of
Fashion, the Marais vibrates of an artistic impulse since the beginning of its
rehabilitation by André Malraux in the 60s, with a record concentration of
galleries of Modern Art and contemporary design, since the late 90s
FASSIANOS Spring 's coming ESTADES Gallery |
Actually, the best
names of international scene of Contemporary Art Market gathered here in the
center of Paris: Right Bank, dethroning the famous and now more bourgeois 6th
arrondissement.( left bank)
Famous names - sometimes on three continents such as Thaddaeus Ropac in Hong Kong, Paris, New York or London - present in the Marais since 1990 or Daniel Templon who shine in the firmament of the most famous gallerists and find themselves annually in the rituals that have become the 10 contemporary Art exhibitions around the world: Art Basel, Art Brussel, Art Dubai, Paris Photo, FIAC Paris, Artissima (Turin), the Armory show (New York), Art Geneva, Art Cologne, Expo Chicago, real must-see events, or through events dedicated only to professionals such as:Talking Galleries, (Barcelona symposium) In the context of the globalizing art world : a platform which is focused on the discussion of key issues relevant to the gallery sector, where leading art-world figures are brought together to debate and exchange new trends specific to gallerism and the art market in general, through lecture, work-shops and lab
Talking Galleries Barcelona symposium |
http://www.talkinggalleries.com
Next exhibition that we will talk about a lot and thay falls in the light of current societal and political issues : VALIE EXPORT, this austrian and septuagenarian artist was a feminist pasionaria in the 60's, trading her name against an artist name corresponding to a brand of cigarettes. After collecting for 25 years this underground photographer, Thaddaeus Ropac gets the artist exlusive representation in 2017
Next exhibition that we will talk about a lot and thay falls in the light of current societal and political issues : VALIE EXPORT, this austrian and septuagenarian artist was a feminist pasionaria in the 60's, trading her name against an artist name corresponding to a brand of cigarettes. After collecting for 25 years this underground photographer, Thaddaeus Ropac gets the artist exlusive representation in 2017
THADDAEUS ROPAC GALLERY 7 RUE DEBELLEYME 75003 |
Her work on making her body subject and center of her art, is best seen in her series:
Body Configurations (1972-76) that the curator of the exhibition Caroline
Bourgeois has already highlighted at the Jeu de Paume national museum in 2003, and
who explains: “VALIE EXPORT has always refused conventions. Rejecting the role of
housewife, she turns to art with a sense of urgency. Her first and seminal
gesture is when she dubs herself VALIE EXPORT—in all capital letters—to match
the strength of an other self who may bear a masculine name. Defining your name instead of enduring your
father’s.
Valie Export THADDAEUS ROPAC Gallery |
At Templon, (Gallery founded in 1966) other notable news: from 14 February to 23 April 23 2018, the Centre Pompidou is exhibiting the remarkable donation Jim Dine recently made to the Musée National d’Art Moderne: 28 paintings and sculptures produced between 1961 and 2016. A gift through which, as the artist puts it, he wanted to «pay back a cultural and personal debt to France» – namely the many years spent in Paris, which introduced him to «an aesthetic» that has enlightened his artistic decisions. In acclaiming this gesture, the exhibition strikingly retraces a unique career that is still productive
Setlled in Montrouge, the artist of 82 years,
is still painting, inspired by the self-portrait through recurring objects like
the hearts, the Venus of milo, the dressing gown, the tools or the figure of
Pinocchio
THE BOOK TO READ TO UNDERSTAND MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY ART |
A must read "An history of contemporary art' the biography of Daniel Templon , enriched by the words of the gallerist evocating his trajectory, the encounter with Catherine Millet at the age of 20, and discoveries of the greatest contemporary artists such as Cesar, Ben Vautier, Carl André, Frank Stella, Andy Warhol or Helmut Newton. It thus gives the keys of this history of the political and artistic transformations of the last half-century
Beside these giants, known and recognized all over the planet, stand out
from other gallery owners as Magda Danysz, newcomer who arrived very young on
the artsy planet (she sets up her first exhibition at 18 rue Keller), whose
vocation is to support emerging artists by offering atypical program combining
visual art, digital art and street art in her gallery located rue Amelot.
Supporting different type of arts, Magda Danysz is always looking for
multidisciplinarity. Convinced that the world of art is constantly changing,
she is committed to democratize contemporary art by making her gallery a place
of discovery and conviviality Discoverer of talent, the gallery was the first
to present in Paris, or in Shanghai, the works of Shepard Fairey (Obey), Mark
Ryden, JR, VHILS or Prune Nourry. But it is not content with Paris, and pushes
further the adventure: from London to Shanghai, opening a new gallery in the
BUND, the most dynamic area of the city Commissioner of the exhibition
"Street Generation (s) 40 years of urban art" in Roubaix, she is the
author of an history of urban art, parallel to her own
beginnings She met the artists before they became stars. "Our job is
similar to that of the gold digger," she compares. When she exposes, in
2003, Shepard Fairey, the American is not yet haloed of his posters for the
campaign of Barack Obama
Moreover, Magda Danysz is also member of the board of “Cube”, the first multimedia cultural
center in France, dedicated to digital creation, opened in 2001, become one of
the most famous in Europe, it explores and crosses territories digital
creativity, social innovation and technology, offering more than 200 workshops
and events each year. Thus, more than 3000 artists from the international
scene, young or experienced talents, have met an audience in demand for
cultural renewal.
https://www.instagram.com/magdagallery/
For neophytes who would like to be guided in a made on
measure tour dedicated to contemporary
art, Wonderful Time offers a direct contact with an expert who will know by
experience as a collector and also as an
art historian in order to let you discover all the subtleties of the offer
currently available via the Parisian galleries of contemporary art
:
Another must-see gallery in the Marais: the POLKA
gallery, which has been on rue St Gilles since 2007, presents
an old and modern photographic program by questioning the representation of
major world events, with a selection of artists such as: William Klein, Jean-
Marie Perier, Elliott Erwitt etc ...
THE POLKA GALLERY 12 RUE SAINT GILLES 75003 |
The exhibition "WOMEN OF THE WORLD" by
Sebastiao Salgado and Marc Ribboud is open until 20 January 2018
Do not miss the flash interview of Sebastiao Salgado:
Finally
Place des Vosges, do not miss one the most interesting and multi-facets gallery,
opened in 2009 by Michel ESTADES, also present in Lyon and Toulon ( south of
FRANCE) expert and merchant since 25 years, a real reference for the works of
many modern masters or contemporary figurative figures, such as the famous Jean
Cocteau, or the most famous Bernard Buffet but also Cavailles, Dufy, Utrillo, or
greek painter Alekos Fassianos, and also the sculpture department with Boudon,
Derely or Colcombet
Each year,
the 3 sites ( PARIS – LYON- TOULON) organize about 30 monographic and thematic
exhibitions
BERNARD BUFFET VILLA NORMANDE 1991 ESTADES GALLERY 17 PLACE DES VOSGES 75004 |
On the other hand, according to an annual list
established in 2013, among the 100 most popular contemporary living artists in
France, three are "house" and exclusive artists of the Estades
Gallery: Chanco, Malle and Jehan; and eight other painters are permanently
presented by the Estades Gallery: Fusaro, Combas, Aizpiri, Jouenne, Weisbuch,
Raya, Truphemus and Gantner (Source ART ACTUEL - No. 89 - Nov / Dec 2013).
"A passion, the word is not too strong to express
what is the driving force of my activity since always. I am primarily an art
lover, a collector. I buy and exhibit in my galleries what I would have liked
to keep in my private collection. My best reward is to see that I share my
favorites and my expertise. Thus expresses the founder of the eponymous
Gallery, which never ceases to innovate: in 2012, the Estades Gallery created a
department dedicated to monumental Art. This "tailor-made" offer
concerns town halls, local authorities, businesses and individuals, wishing to
enhance their real estate assets and offer well-being through the acquisition
of a major sculpture.
The Gallery offers a large panel of national and international famous artists, topics and manufacturing alternatives, while being responsible for the entire project process. Each order -made on measure, is unique and personalized to each customer. Galerie Estades opened in 2009 on the mythical Parisian place classified as a historical monument. This former Place Royale became Place des Vosges is one of the heart of the European art market. Between the pavilions of the King and Queen, not far from the houses of the Marquise de Sevigne and Victor Hugo.The Estades Gallery, located under the ancient arcades of this elegant square of the Marais, presents exhibitions of the modern and contemporary Masters.
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