LE GENRE IDEAL | MAC VAL, VITRY
Group show from March 21, 2025
Curated by Nicolas Surlapierre
Co-curated by Yuan-Chih Cheng, Anaïs Linares, Margaut Segui and all the MAC VAL team
With Mathieu Kleyebe Abonnenc, Boris Achour, Etel Adnan, Dove Allouche, Pierre Ardouvin,Arman, Kader Attia, Bertille Bak, Gilles Barbier, Éric Baudart, Valérie Belin, Julien Berthier, Amélie Bertrand, Halida Boughriet, Brognon Rollin, Alain Bublex, Ali Cherri, Claude Closky, Philippe Cognée, Pascale Consigny, Pascal Convert, François-Xavier Courrèges, Olivier Debré, Noël Dolla, Éric Duyckaerts, Malachi Farrell, Valérie Favre, Laura Henno, Suzanne Husky, Pierre Joseph, Valérie Jouve, Laura Lamiel, Ange Leccia, Élodie Lesourd, Philippe Mayaux, Mathieu Mercier, Annette Messager, Lahouari Mohammed Bakir, Jacques Monory, Roman Moriceau, Jean-Luc Moulène, Laurent Pernot, Bruno Perramant, Françoise Pétrovitch, Éric Poitevin, Daniel Pommereulle, Présence Panchounette, Laure Prouvost, Enrique Ramírez, Judit Reigl, Germaine Richier, Alain Séchas, Bruno Serralongue, Société Réaliste, Daniel Spoerri, Peter Stämpfli, Nathalie Talec, Tsuneko Taniuchi, Barthélémy Toguo, Roland Topor, Patrick Tosani, Thu-Van Tran, Agnès Varda, Jean-Luc Vilmouth, Catherine Viollet, Hugh Weiss…
LA FABRIQUE DU TEMPS | MUSEE DE LA POSTE, PARIS
Group exhibition, from March 26th to november 3rd, 2025
Curated by Céline Neveux
With Etienne Klein, conseiller scientifique de l’exposition
With Darren Almond, Maarten Baas, Patrick Bernatchez, Dominique Blais, Claude Closky, Angela Detanico et Rafael Lain, Julien Discrit, Ruth Ewan, Véronique Joumard, On Kawara, Alicja Kwade, Jorge Macchi, Annette Messager, Melik Ohanian, Roman Opalka, Laurent Pernot, Patricia Reed, Franck Scurti, Elsa Werth, etc.
DOWN TO EARTH | MARGUO GALLERY, PARIS
Exhibition Laurent Pernot & Patrick Kim-Gustafson, from January 24 to March 22, 2025
Opening January 23rd, 2025, 6-8pm
Following on the exhibition conceived for Art Paris 2024 with Galerie Marguo, Laurent Pernot will present new works alongside designer Patrick Kim-Gustafson. Videos, sculptures and paintings created specifically for the exhibition experiment with new approaches to matter and our relationship with nature, always defying time and exploring memory from an introspective perspective. Its title, Down to earth, evokes ideas of immanence, poetry and the allegorical powers of matter, but also a return to the earth and nature resonating with our current environmental concerns.
GAL’ART | MUSEUM OF GRENOBLE
CHARITY AUCTION To benefit the SOLEIL ROUGE association
November 19, 2024 at 7pm
With Marion Charlet, Jeremy Liron, Cécile Beau, Jann Kopp, Saadane Afif, David & Stéphanie Brognon et Rollin, Jeanne Susplugas, Guillaume Herbaut, Barthélémy Toguo, Véronique Joumard, Matthieu Laurette, Pierre Joseph, Claude Closky, Vincent Mauger, Maud Maris, Philippe Favier, Wilfrid Almendra, Annette Messager, Nicolas Momein, Estefania Peñafiel Loaiza, Anita Molinero, Laurent Montaron, Roman Moriceau, Benjamin Sabatier, Philippe Cognée, Chloé Quenum, etc.
ART021 SHANGHAI | MARGUO GALLERY
Fair from November 7 to 10, 2024
PRIVATE CHOICE
October 10 to 20, 2024
Historic house in the heart of the 16th arrondissement, rue Paul Valery, Paris
Under the direction of Nadia Candet
As a contemporary art and design fair, Private Choice is a unique concept organized in the intimate setting of a historic house, offering the opportunity to discover and acquire works by over 40 artists and designers from all over the world (Armenia, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, France, Germany, Iran, Italy, Netherlands, New Zealand, Switzerland, USA).
MONSTRES & AUTRES ALLÉGORIES | ARC EN CIEL, LIÉVIN
Group show from September 26 to November 23, 2024
KIAF SEOUL ART FAIR 2024 | MARGUO GALLERY
From September 4 to 8th, 2024
LES MURMURES DU TEMPS | LE GRAND ROCHER
Public commission, permanent monumental sculpture
Opening July 6-7th, 2024, Val des Chenevières, L’Arbresle, France
The Pays de L’Arbresle bears the marks of time, each era having left its mark and helped shape this territory. Under the Anthropocene, this new era in which it is becoming clear that human beings are having an irreversible impact on the planet, the pace of change has accelerated, with all its consequences for biodiversity. In the face of the climate emergency and current disruptions, we need to appreciate human transformations, both ancient and recent, as witnesses to our history that will enable us to move forward. It’s a question of coming to terms with what exists and collectively imagining more desirable futures.
An allegory of the living and of our human condition, Le grand rocher is a monumental sculpture imagined specifically for the Val des Chenevières site in L’Arbresle, shaped for several centuries by extreme climatic conditions that have left their mark on the memory of its inhabitants.
Project team: Maison Gutemberg, Lyon Urban School, Looking For Architecture, Terra Publica
Steering committee: elected representatives and members of the heritage community
Technical committee: Lauranne GERMOND, Paul ARDENNE, Pascal YONNET, Michel GRISCELLI, Bastien JOUSSAUME
ARTICLE | BEAUX-ARTS MAGAZINE
By Maïlys Celeux-Lanval
July 1st, 2024
COLLECTION 9 | CLAIRE GASTAUD GALLERY, Clermont-Ferrand
Group exhibition, from June 8 to July 27th, 2024
With Roland COGNET, Henri CUECO, Coraline DE CHIARA, Anne-Sophie EMARD, Judith GRASSL, ALAIN JOSSEAU, Natacha LESUEUR, Martin PARR, Ernest PIGNON ERNEST, Laurent PERNOT, Erik SCHMIDT, NILS-UDO
ARTICLE | HIGHLIGHTS EECKMAN
Laurent Pernot, Images d’un monde flottant
June 13, 2024
By Pierre Naquin
De la poésie faite pierre. Dans ses sculptures monumentales comme dans ses installations mixtes, Laurent Pernot a développé un univers contemplatif, faisant fi des hiérarchies de genres ou de formes. Après des études en école de photographie et de premières expériences professionnelles, cet artiste plasticien français né en 1980 poursuit un cursus universitaire à Paris VIII où il obtient une maîtrise Photographie & Multimédia en 2002 avant d’intégrer le Fresnoy, l’exigeant studio national des arts contemporains de Tourcoing. « J’ai toujours été davantage attiré par le processus de création des images que par la commande en elle-même, dit-il. À l’université, le champ de l’art abordé était plus vaste que celui de la photographie et de son histoire. C’est là que je me suis sensibilisé à la création contemporaine. Une fois admis au Fresnoy, j’ai souhaité poursuivre ma pratique photographique en la poussant un peu plus loin du côté du cinéma et de l’installation vidéo. » Pendant plusieurs années, il enchaîne les résidences à l’étranger, en Asie, en Europe du Nord ou au Canada et développe alors « plusieurs vagues de recherches ». « Lorsque je suis revenu à Paris et j’ai eu envie d’avoir mon atelier et de m’emparer de nouveaux matériaux, d’expérimenter différentes techniques, différentes formes. C’est à partir de ce moment-là que ma pratique s’est vraiment étendue. »
Il développe alors un répertoire polymorphe faisant appel à la vidéo, à l’installation, à la photographie, à la lumière et à la sculpture, mais aussi à l’écriture. « L’écriture a toujours été au fondement de la conception de mes projets. Je me suis nourri de philosophie, de littérature et poésie. Les mots et le langage ont pris de plus en plus de place dans mes créations et j’ai commencé à utiliser la matière textuelle comme une forme, comme une image. L’écriture poétique, par exemple, permet de traduire ou de retranscrire, parfois, avec seulement quelques mots, des pensées complexes. » Avec plus d’une trentaine d’expositions personnelles à son actif, il participe aussi à de multiples expositions collectives dans des institutions culturelles telles que le Centre Pompidou, le Louvre Lens et le Palais de Tokyo, ou encore à des foires, comme ART021 Shanghai ou récemment Art Paris.
« Quand on est jeune artiste comme moi — et surtout quand on découvre le milieu de l’art plutôt tardivement, c’est-à-dire pendant ou après ses études comme je l’ai fait —, il faut aller assez vite. Et pour ça, il faut mettre en œuvre ses envies sans trop se poser la question de savoir si vraiment la bonne voie, si c’est vraiment un choix déterminant ou essentiel, etc. Ensuite, chaque projet en amène souvent un autre. Il y a quelque chose de l’ordre de continuité qui, peu à peu, se tisse dans la durée. »
Parfois installées en pleine nature ou se dévoilant de manière inattendue sur une façade historique, les œuvres de Laurent Pernot convoquent souvent notre rapport au temps, long comme fugace, et à la mémoire. « J’ai plutôt tendance à être sensible à ce que j’appellerais la mélancolie, une forme de mélancolie douce et joyeuse. Seul le rapport au présent m’intéresse, il ne s’agit pas d’une nostalgie tournée vers le passé et les regrets. Pour moi, c’est une sorte de tendresse vis-à-vis de ce que l’on vit aujourd’hui, notre rapport au vivant, les paradoxes de notre relation au monde. » Dans le cadre du programme Mondes nouveaux, Laurent Pernot a ainsi imaginé une série d’interventions pour le Centre des monuments nationaux, « opérant des rapprochements entre expérience physique de l’art et expérience de la nature ».
Au Domaine de Saint-Cloud, sa sculpture Je me souviens révèle dans un bassin des lettres à demi immergées en pierre naturelle de Haims. « Je ne vois pas de différence entre une vidéo, une œuvre lumineuse ou une peinture, confie l’artiste qui travaille actuellement sur une autre sculpture monumentale destinée l’espace public. Pour moi, elles relèvent d’une expérience sensorielle et sensible, parfois spirituelle ou plus intellectuelle, selon les interprétations. Ces œuvres sont des supports qui permettent d’éveiller l’imaginaire et de voir le réel autrement. »
ART PARIS | GRAND PALAIS ÉPHÉMÈRE
It’s beautiful, you would’ve seen, and it’s all around
3-7 April 2024
Marguo Gallery (D14)
Laurent Pernot & Patrick Kim-Gustafson
Galerie Marguo is pleased to present the works of French artist Laurent Pernot (b.1980, France) and Korean-Swedish designer Patrick Kim-Gustafson (b.1986, Sweden) for Art Paris 2024. Featuring a new series of Pernot’s wood and marble landscapes and an assembly of Kim-Gustafson’s sculptural furnishings and objets d’art, the works on view are united in their respective approaches to the materials.
EFFERVESCENCES
Château du Rivau, Lémeré
Group exhibition from April 1 to November 11, 2024
Opening April 12
With David Altmejd, Carlos Aires, Elodie Antoine, Gilles Barbier, Pauline Bazignan, Romain Bernini, Michel Blazy, Corinne Borgnet, le duo Broadbeck et de Barbuat, Sylvain Ciavaldini, Bryan Crockett, Alain Delorme, Hélène Delprat, Marie Denis, Mathieu Dufois, Lionnel Estève, Richard Fauguet, Raymond Hains, Sheila Hicks, Laurie Karp, Christian Marclay, Filip Markiewicz, Eugenio Merino, Robert Montgomery, Meret Oppenheim, Laurent Pernot, Till Rabus, Antoine Roegiers, RU Xiao Fan, Jeanne Susplugas, Rikrit Tiravanija, Nicolas Tourte, Georges Tony Stoll, et Jean-Luc Verna.
BEST WISHES 2024
I wish you all the very best
For a year rich in culture and celebration!
In the current context
Culture is more than ever a hand extended to peace
Not a refuge or a hobby
But a remedy for the wounds of so many lives and hopes
Culture teaches us to love
It brings our vision of the world closer to those of others
Culture is its own end
As creation is to life
Culture is an ode to empathy
It is the nuance missing from emoticons
and the irrational invective that swarms
on social networks
Culture teaches us to look, to listen, to feel
But also to let ourselves be surprised, baffled and shaken up
To heighten our perception
And marvel at the ever-renewed beauty of the world
Culture teaches us to think better
To recognize that we can doubt or make mistakes
And that others may be right
That our opinions and judgments must never become rooted
Culture is the heel of democracy
It helps us fight censorship
Soften our pride to transcend divisions
It is an opportunity for transformation and the future
Democracy is not the right to vote
It is the freedom of culture
Building unity through diversity
Against all extremisms that are antithetical to solidarity
Let’s celebrate diversity more than ever!
It’s our strength, our wealth and our only hope
Against all the temptations of mistrust, division and hatred
cultivated by the far right to gain power
–
Let’s remember the mandate of the military Bolsonaro in Brazil
-Supported by Marine Le Pen –
The Ministry of Culture has been abolished
The rich have received more aid
Poverty has increased with the abolition of welfare benefits
And environmental destruction
Insecurity has remained high
Due to growing inequality
Liberalization of arms sales
its attacks on the justice system
Rising corruption
As well as the decomplexification of reactionary actions and words
Racist, sexist, homophobic, climate-skeptic, conspiracy theorists…
–
Year of the Olympic Games and European elections
Let’s celebrate 2024 with our filiations and our differences
With more equality and respect between sexes, genders, French citizens and foreigners
With more generosity, reconciliation and savoir-être
With more tenderness and care for nature
With more exhibitions, readings, encounters…
and shared joy!
FROZEN LANDSCAPES
ABBEY MUSEUM, SAINT-CLAUDE
From December 23, 2023 to May 19, 2024
Exhibition curators : Amélie Lavin, Valérie Pugin et Corsin Vogel
Group exhibiton with Martine Aballea, Jules Bastien-Lepage, Cécile Beau, Hélène Bellenger, Alain Bernardini, Julien Discrit, Nicolas Faure, Thomas Flechtner, Marina Gadonneix, Jean-Philippe George, Gabriela Gerber et Lukas Bardill, Giovanni Giacometti, Michel Grillet, Claude Hugard de La Tour, Boris Jollivet, Jean-Antoine Linck, Jean Messagier, Alexis Noël, Laurent Pernot, Elodie Pong, Pierre Prins, Bernard Quesniaux, Anna Katharina Scheidegger, Julies Spinatchs, Bertrand Stofleth, Tairraz, Nathalie Talec, Alexia Turlin, Corsin Vogel, Hannes Vogel, Clarence Hudson White, Guy Zahler, Rémy Zaugg.
Frozen Landscapes brings together a selection of works from different periods and artistic currents, with the fascinating common theme of the winter landscape. Often perceived as an immobile, silent space frozen in time awaiting the thaw, it has been the subject of numerous projections and reveries by artists over the centuries. The mountain and the glacier have been the most frequent motifs and incarnations, giving form to representations that are sometimes idealized or fantasized. Frost and snowy white can be associated with silence and opacity, but also with mystery, sometimes reassuring, sometimes imposing, sometimes frightening.
UCCA GALA 2023, Shanghai, China
Exhibition and auction with Galerie Marguo (Paris, Mahon)
November 6, 2023
The UCCA Gala is not only a flagship event in artistic and social circles, but also the most important annual fundraising event for the UCCA Ullens Center for Contemporary Art. The most important and exciting part of this celebration, this charity auction features works by 19 outstanding contemporary artists. They are Chen Ke, David Claerbout, Fu Qiang, Han Mengyun, Liang Hao, Liu Shiyuan, Lu Pingyuan, Laurent Pernot, Qiu Xiaofei, Shi Jiayun, Alice Wang, Wang Xuebing, Ziping Wang, Wu Junyong, Ye Linghan, Zhang Ji, Zhao Gang, Meng Zhou, Zhu Dan. The chief auctioneer for this charity auction was Jonathan Crockett, President of Phillips Asia.
Hammered at 170k RMP
PRIVATE CHOICE
From October 15 to 22, 2023, at 7 avenue Franklin D. Roosevelt, Paris 8ème.
Under the direction of Nadia Candet
To celebrate its 10th anniversary, Private Choice brings a breath of fresh air to its exhibition-event, with “Eclosion de talents”. In the intimate atmosphere of a Parisian apartment, discover during art week a made-to-measure selection of over 40 young prodigies and established artists.
THE LATEST ACQUISITIONS
From October 13, 2023 to February 4, 2024
Group exhibition
MUSÉE DU PAVILLON VENDÔME, Aix-en-Provence
For several years now, the Musée du Pavillon de Vendôme has been building up a collection of contemporary works, all of which are related to the collections, history and architecture of the site. Support for creation and artists is paramount, and the majority of acquisitions are made from artists who have exhibited within its walls and come from our region. In this way, we will be able to rediscover the artists who have worked in the various salons of the Pavillon de Vendôme, some of whose works will resonate with the museum’s older works.
With Carolle Bénitah, Eric Bourret, Clémentine Carsberg, Dominique Castell, Karine Debouzie, Marie Ducaté, Nadine Lahoz-Quilez, Frédérique Nalbandian, Laurent Pernot…
WHAT PLANTS SAY
From October 7, 2023 to January 17, 2024
Group exhibition
LE GRENIER A SEL, Avignon
What do plants have to say to us, and what do they inspire artists, at a time of climate change, major agricultural challenges and an increasingly virtual or artificial nature that requires us to rethink our fundamental relationship with it? Le Grenier à sel presents the first part of its exhibition cycle entitled “Symptômes du vivant” (2023-2025).
13 artists are invited to share their views on plants. From the praise of beauty and the celebration of life, to the desire to preserve biodiversity in the face of the alteration of ecosystems, “Ce que disent les plantes” (What plants say) invites us to delve into the heart of a non-human society, and to open up to the diversity of artistic approaches. Casting a sensitive light on current concerns, they all invite us to shed our age-old anthropocentric vision and reconnect with nature.
TV5 MONDE
VERSION FRANÇAISE interview
With Katherina Marx
VERSION FRANÇAISE Magazine
Fashion, design, gastronomy, art of living… all the players in the savoir-vivre world with Katherina Marx, passionate ambassador of French chic.
At the heart of each program, an emblematic guest and and several features to discover or rediscover France, its young chic and trendy places.
Poetry, multiplicity of techniques and materials: meet artist Laurent Pernot
FIRST RELEASE: Sunday October 1, 2023 – VISIBLE IN REPLAY
MELANCOLIE DE LA CONSOLATON, article by Aurélie Barnier
Le Quotidien de l’Art, May 11th 2023
PAYSAGE
LOUVRE LENS
From March 29 to July 24, 2023 | Public opening on March 28 at 7pm
Artistic direction and scenography of the exhibition by Laurent Pernot
Curated by Marie Lavandier, director of the Louvre-Lens; Vincent Pomarède, special advisor to the president-director of the Louvre; Marie Gord, regional curator at the Louvre-Lens
MONDES NOUVEAUX – Domaine National de Saint-Cloud
Official opening on Monday, March 6 at 4:00 pm
Public commission, as part of the Mondes Nouveaux program, the Centre des Monuments Nationaux presents the work Je me souviens by Laurent Pernot in the Horseshoe Basin until September 30, 2023
ENCHANTING THE EARTH
Château du Rivau, Lémeré
Group exhibition from April 1 to November 12, 2023
With Calder, Max Ernst, Erik Dietman, Giuseppe Penone, Lothar Baumgarten, Thomas Houseago, John Isaacs, Gilbert & George, Patrick Van Caeckenberg, Pierre et Gilles, Bianca Biondi, Nicolas Darrot, Lionel Estève, Rachel Labastie, Fabien Merelle, Gloria Friedmann, Julien des Montiers, Frank Scurti, Mimiko Türkkan, Christine Viennet. etc.
SCULPTURE ON THE ISLAND – RETURN TO THE SOURCES
Group exhibition from June 1 to October 1, 2023
With Sara Favriau, Louis Guillaume, Eric Samakh, Laurent Tixador, Tatiana Wolska, etc.
Specific production
Curated by COAL
EXPERIENCE POMMERY | FOREVER
Group exhibition from April 15, 2023 to February 15, 2024
Specific production
Curated by Fabrice BOUSTEAU
MOVEMENT & LIGHT
VILLA DATRIS Foundation, L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue
Group exhibition from May 19 to November 1, 2023
With Andrea Bowers, Angela Bulloch, Pol Bury, Alexander Calder, Elias Crespin, Philippe Decrauzat, Olafur Eliasson, Dan Flavin, Liam Gillick, Jeppe Hein, Carsten Höller, Jenny Holzer, Ann Veronica Janssens, Anish Kapoor, Emmanuel Lagarrigue, Guillaume Leblon, Julio Le Parc, François Morellet, Iván Navarro, Jean-Michel Othoniel, Philippe Parreno, Keith Sonnier, Takis, Jean Tinguely, James Turrell, Gregorio Vardanega, Victor Vasarely, Xavier Veilhan, Peter Vogel, Haegue Yang, etc.
SAINT LAURENT RIVE DROITE Paris & Los Angeles
Exhibition from December 13, 2022 to January 12, 2023
213 rue du Saint Honoré, Paris
469 Rodeo Drive, Los Angeles
LE TEMPS DE LA GRÂCE, article by Arthur Dreyfus
In ART PASSIONS, number 71
SUSPENDED TIME
From December 16, 2022 to March 20, 2023
Annecy Museum-Castle
With Adolphe Braun, Paul Cabaud, Victor de Gaudemaris, Luigi Ghirri, Véronique Hubert, Gabriel Loppé, Paul Mysse, Walter Niedermayr, Gina Pane, Eric Poitevin, Christian Poncet, Georges Tairraz, Henri Cameré, etc.
From October 16 to 23, from 12am to 8 pm, at 7 avenue Franklin D. Roosevelt, Paris 8th
Under the direction of Nadia Candet
It is under the theme of “Lifelines” that Private Choice celebrates its 11th edition.
A unique moment in the intimate setting of a historical place that offers the possibility to choose and acquire art and design works from more than 40 creators from all over the world.
WE ARE MISERABLE, BUT LOVE, SUDDENLY, SAVES US
Solo exhibition
From September 10 to October 8, 2022
Marguo Gallery, Paris
Galerie Marguo is very pleased to present We are miserable, but love, suddenly, saves us, an exhibition of new paintings and text-based works by Laurent Pernot, on view from 10 September – 8 October 2022.
The Romantic poets sought to articulate the monumentality of nature and historical time through the subjectivities of the individual, experienced via minute impressions and emotions that shape the human condition and our experience of this world. Pernot’s work echoes the Romantic impulse to synthesize the ordinary and sublime through lyricism and metaphor.
LIFETIME
Solo exhibition
From June 11th 2022 to January 1st 2023
Château Malromé 33490 Saint-André-du-Bois
DUO LAUREATES
Laurent PERNOT/ Aurélie BARNIER
From the meeting of these duos will be born critical texts that will be published in “Le Quotidien de l’Art” through a monthly column throughout the year 2023.
UN MUSÉE A SOI
MRAC Sérignan | Musée Régional d’Art Contemporain
From October 15, 2022, to march 19, 2023
Curated by : Elisabeth Camilleri, Dominique Cros, Sonia Debeuré-Provost, Maxime Husson, Matthieu Supernant, Nathalie Tersier and Nicole Vidal
Under the artistic direction of Mathilde Monnier
Scenography : Dominique Figarella
This is an unusual approach for a museum: entrusting a choreographer and a group of patients from the Béziers day hospital, the Art. 27 group, with the task of imagining an exhibition based on the museum’s collections. The relevance lies in the challenge of assigning artistic responsibility to a group of enlightened amateurs, but also to a group of people who are often invisible in society. This project answers the question: how to invent and live an intimate, personal and perhaps secret link with exposed works, how to expose oneself while exposing. Mathilde Monnier
With Farah ATASSI, Per BARCLAY, Neïl BELOUFA, Nadia BENBOUTA, Karina BISCH, Io BURGARD, Armelle CARON, Eléonore FALSE, Julien GARNIER, Ann Veronica JANSSENS, Stéphane MAGNIN, Olivier MOSSET, Stéphane PENCRÉAC’H, Laurent PERNOT, Maxime ROSSI, Chéri SAMBA, Gérard TRAQUANDI, Francisco TROPA, Raphaël ZARKA, TURSIC Ida & MILLE Wilfried, JUGNET+CLAIRET, Cindy COUTANT
L’ETERNITE DEVANT SOI
The first sculpture installed as part of the MONDES NOUVEAUX program was inaugurated on April 30, 2022 in the presence of Philippe Bélaval, President of the CMN, Edward de Lumley, Director of Cultural Development, Bernard Blistène, President of the Artistic Committee, and Bernard Le Magoarou, Administrator of the archaeological site of Glanum. It will be visible until the end of 2022.
Archaeological site of Glanum 13210 Saint-Rémy-de-Provence
THE BIG TOUR
MANDET MUSEUM, RIOM
Group exhibition
July 1, 2022 – January 8, 2023
Curated by Mathias Courtet
With Ronan Bouroullec, Damien Cadio, Olafur Eliasson, Charles Fréger, Matthieu Gicquel, Constance Guisset, Alice Guittard, Arthur Hoffner, Guillaume Sardin, Ettore Sottsass, Cyril Zarcone, etc.
THE NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE, 5 May 2022
LIBERATION, April 24, 2022
Laureate of the MONDES NOUVEAUX public commission program, initiated by President Emmanuel Macron, who appointed Bernard Blistène, former director of the Musée national d'art moderne - Centre Pompidou, to chair the committee responsible for selecting and supporting the selected projects.
Artistic Committee: Bernard Blistène, Ronan de Calan, Lucie Campos, Julien Creuzet, Rebecca Lamarche-Vadel, Bruno Messina, Caroline Naphegyi, Chloé Siganos, Noé Soulier
Among the other laureates are Joël Andrianomearisoa, Jean-Marie Appriou, Ivan Argote, Eric Baudelaire, Oliver Beer, Hicham Berrada, Mohamed Bourouissa, David Brognon and Stéphanie Rollin, Isabelle Cornaro, Dewar & Gicquel, Cyprien Gaillard, Fabien Giraud & Raphaël Siboni, Loris Gréaud, Julien Prévieux, Chloé Quenum, Stéphane Thidet, etc.
More information to come in 2022
ANTINOÜS, ANTINOÜS
Exhibition at the Marguo gallery and in the Arnaud Beltrame garden
From September 25 to October 31, 2021
MARGUO GALLERY 75003 PARIS
https://www.marguo.com/
OVNi
Hotel Windsor, in partnership with the Forum of Foreign Cultural Institutes in Paris (FICEP)
From December 3 to 5, 2021
With ORLAN (featured artist in the lobby), Estera Tajber (Polish Institute), Clara Thomine (Centre Wallonie Bruxelles), Valentina and Sandrine (Italian Institute), Mircea Cantor (Romanian Cultural Institute), Marissa Viani and Yanieb Fabre (Mexican Institute), Anastasija Sosunova (Lithuanian Institute), Mike Bourscheid (Luxembourg Institute), Saliou Diop (La Korsa, Senegal), Maksaens Denis (Laboratorio Arts Contemporains), Ken Kobland (Argos Distribution), Raphaël Bottiveau (Collection Quemin), Keiko Beckers (Collection Fassyat), Christian Marclay (Collection Lambert), Marie-Claire Messouma Manlanbien (Caisse d’Epargne), Sarah Meyohas (Prix Opline), Laurent Pernot (Images Passages) and the artists in residence: Corine Borgnet, Keiko Courdy, Ittah and Yoda, Nagham Hodaifa.
LE VENT SE LÈVE
From March 6, 2020
Group show with Virginie Yassef, Charlotte Charbonnel, Angelika Markul, Dove Allouche, Evariste Richier, Hicham Berrada, Joana, Hadjithomas et Jalil Joreige, Ali Cherri, Philippe Mayaux, Eric Poitevin, Jean-Luc Moulène, Pierre Malphettes, Marion Verboom, Christian Boltanski, Enrique Ramirez, Clément Cogitore, Bruno Serralongue, Lola Gonzàlez, Stéphane Thidet, Tatiana Trouvé, Thu Van Tran, Gina Pane, Laure Prouvost, Benoît Maire, etc.
MAC VAL MUSEUM, Vitry-sur-Seine
http://www.macval.fr
INVERNESS
Cover for the new single by Vanessa Wagner
Released October 12, 2021
A rare composition for piano written by electronic pioneer Suzanne Ciani
After Inland (2019), the French pianist continues her exploration of the post minimalist repertoire at the edge of several styles, between Brian Eno, Suzanne Ciani, Nico Mulhy or Caroline Shaw. An invitation to an introspective and luminous journey, where the tone of the acoustic piano resonates with purity and sensuality
BLOOMING
Specific production, acquired by the VRANKEN POMMERY collection
From June 3rd to November 15, 2021
Group exhibition curated by Nathalie Vranken, Catherine Delot, Fabrice Bousteau
DOMAINE POMMERY, REIMS
SUMMER PIECES – MALBUISSON QUADRIENNALE
Specific production, outdoor sculpture
From June 12 to September 19, 2021
City of MALBUISSON
ANGLET BIENNALE
August to November 2021
Specific production, outdoor sculpture
Curated by COAL
CITY OF ANGLET
PRIVATE CHOICE
From October 18 to 24, 2021
Under the direction of Nadia Candet, an imagined and ephemeral contemporary collection of art and design
7 Avenue Franklin D. Roosevelt, Paris 8
https://www.privatechoice.fr
AU GRÉ DES MOTS
Public commission, Françoise Héritier college, Noisy-le-Sec
Permanent installation and publication of a specific book
Inauguration Fall 2021
Production ADIM & General Council of Seine-Saint-Denis
THE TASTE OF ART – PART II
From May 1 to November 1, 2021
Collective exhibition
With Pierre Ardouvin, Mat Collishaw, Damien Deroubaix, Lionel Estève, Richard Fauguet, Ali Kazma, Cécile Hartman, Fabien Merelle, Vincent Olinet, ORLAN, Irving Penn, Till Rabus, Antoine Roegiers, Satoshi Saîkusa, Georgio Silvestrini, Gavin Turc, etc.
CHÂTEAU DU RIVAU, Lémeré
Laurent Pernot joins Marguo Gallery, co-founded by Vanessa Guo, formerly Director of Hauser & Wirth’s activity in Asia, and Paris art dealer, Jean-Mathieu Martini, opened in October 2020. The program at Galerie Marguo focuses on emerging artists from around the globe with a strong Franco-Chinese element, stemming from Guo’s experience building artist relationships in Asia and a desire to provide greater visibility to Asian artists in Europe. Exhibitions are presented in a refurbished historical military complex on Rue des Minimes in the heart of the Marais district. Sited inside of a beautiful courtyard, Galerie Marguo is in close proximity to The Centre Pompidou and other international galleries in an area known as the center of Parisian arts and culture.