baudoin lebon
Bruno Barbey , Japon
"Photographe au long cours"
Bruno Barbey is a true author who has taken us off the beaten path for over half a century, traveling the roads of the world. From China to India, through Kuwait, Morocco (his birthplace), and Poland (his adopted country), he has captured true masterpieces in color. Through a selection of about twenty works, the exhibition unveils a kaleidoscope of Barbey’s vision, revealing the richness of his oeuvre, the consistency of his aesthetic reflections, and his patience in capturing the ideal moment. His photographs testify to his insatiable curiosity, his love for encounters, his pleasure in painting and composing behind the lens with delicate intuition.
Personal exhibition by Bruno Barbey
From April 4 to May 26, 2024
(Limited seats available, reservations at info@baudoin-lebon.com)
The gallery
The Baudoin Lebon Gallery, founded in 1976 by its eponymous founder, is dedicated to supporting and defending artists with strong singularities, promoting a diversity of practices (painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, installation, etc.). Specializing in modern and contemporary photography, the gallery holds a significant collection of 19th and 20th-century photographs as well as several estates such as that of Lisette Model. Major figures are thus represented, such as Joël-Peter Witkin, Patrick Bailly-Maitre-Grand, Mathieu Bernard-Reymond, and Peter Knapp. Over 40 years, the gallery has established a reputation both nationally and internationally with the organization of several annual exhibitions and participation in numerous fairs.
Gallery artists
Patrick Bailly-Maitre-Grand, Javier Balmaseda, Mathieu Bernard-Reymond, Charles Christopher Hill, A, Melissa Coote, Christian Courreges, Claude De Soria, Joël Ducorroy, Michel Duport, Juliette-Andréa Elie, Karen Farkas, Dorian Francois, Yves Gellie, Antoine Herscher, Tschang-Yeul Kim, Mi-Hyun Kim, Peter Knapp, Les Krims, Elissa Marchal, Mickaël Marchand, Maya Mercer, Lisette Model, Mathilde Nardone, Rafael Navarro, Laurent Perbos, Philippe Perrin, Antoine Poupel, Olivier Rebufa, Gérard Rondeau, Ernestine Ruben, Lynn Saville, Shin Sung-Hy, Vladimir Skoda, Michel Szulc-Krzyzanowski, Keiji Uematsu, Tomas Van Houtryve, Joel-Peter Witkin, A-Sun Wu