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André MASSON (1896 - 1987), L’homme ivre (L’homme libre), 1962 Huile sur toile, 160 x 149 cm Courtesy Galerie Applicat-Prazan, Paris © Adagp, Paris 2018

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Studio view, © Pierre Schwartz, courtesy Ceysson & Bénétière

Ceysson & Bénétière

BACKSLASH

Michael Zelehoski 1979, United-States

  • Michael Zelehoski — Open House , 2012 Assemblage d’une cabane trouvée, 396 x 1000 cm © Manuel Braun, 2016, Centre Pompidou, MNAM-CCI, Paris

Michael Zelehoski — Open House , 2012 Assemblage d’une cabane trouvée, 396 x 1000 cm © Manuel Braun, 2016, Centre Pompidou, MNAM-CCI, Paris

Michael Zelehoski takes found three-dimensional objects like pallets or police barricades and restructures them into two-dimensional space. The resulting works are not mirrors of the objects, but instead examine and challenge the selective process of human perception in its most abstract and creative tendencies. To create these assemblages, the artist has cut and joined the found materials sometimes hundreds of times, inlaying them within planes of black or white that traverse positive and negative space. The compositional fragments are tied together literally and conceptually, which disrupts traditional spatial delineations by transforming the actual into the graphic and vice versa. Michael Zelehoski received his Associates of Art degree from Bard College at Simon’s Rock and a BA from the Universidad Finis Terrae, in Santiago, Chile. Michael Zelehoski’s return to the United States after six years in South America coincided with the literal collapse of his early sculptural work into the two-dimensional picture plane. He has since exhibited on four continents. He has received a variety of awards for his work, including from the Staten Island Museum and the Massachusetts Cultural Council. His monumental work, Open House, has been added to the permanent collection at the Centre Pompidou - National Museum of Modern Art in Paris in 2015.

Rendez-vous

Saturday 26 May 2018 at 5:00 pm

Cocktail and presentation of Michael Zelehoski exhibition

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29 Rue Notre Dame de Nazareth
75003 Paris, France
+33 (0) 6 63 60 14 48 www.backslashgallery.com

The gallery

Located since 2010 in the new art neighborhood of Haut Marais in Paris, between Arts & Métiers and République, the gallery has built an international and resolutely eclectic program. In addition to strongly supporting promising new talents in all aspects of their careers, Backslash has chosen to offer them a significant space with more than 250 square meters. The gallery alternates solo exhibitions by emerging artists and those not yet promoted in France with innovative curated shows. Backslash regularly participates in fairs in France and abroad, organizes solo exhibitions in art centers or foundations and publishes monographs.

Gallery artists

France Bizot / Charlotte Charbonnel / Sépànd Danesh / Thomas Lévy-Lasne / Fahamu Pecou / Rero / Luc Schuhmacher / Boris Tellegen / Xavier Theunis / Clemens Wolf / Michael Zelehoski

D’autres galeries dans le quartier « Nord »

Gaëlle Choisne, W.A.A.N. (We are all negroes), 2017, Images de couleurs et tailles différentes, bâche de chantier (0,07 mm), in sitù, (détail). Ph : Gert Tan Van Rooij

untilthen

Gaëlle Choisne 1985, France

© Atelier Anselm Kiefer

Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac

Patrick Neu 1963, France

Adrian Ghenie 1977, Romania

Anselm Kiefer 1945, Germany

William Anastasi, Conic section, 1968-2018, metal rods, dimension variable. Ph. Louise Desmas

Galerie Jocelyn Wolff

William Anastasi 1933, United-States

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