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Jennifer Caubet, photo Nicolas Boone

Jousse Entreprise

Benjamin Deroche
Mer Baltique, Surnature, 2018
Tirage pigmentaire monté sur dibond.
Signé par l'artiste sur étiquette au dos. Edition 1/6.

40 x 53 cm, (31.001.1.22), Copyright: Copyright The Artist, Courtesy of La Galerie Rouge

La Galerie Rouge

Ketabi Bourdet

Clément Davout 1993, France

Sous le ciel, sous le bleu

  • Clément Davout, Le soleil inversé, 2020, Courtesy of Clément Davout and Ketabi Bourdet

Clément Davout, Le soleil inversé, 2020, Courtesy of Clément Davout and Ketabi Bourdet

“Sous le ciel, sous le bleu” is Clément Davout’s first exhibition at the Ketabi Bourdet Gallery. This collaboration opens with the joint presentation of paintings and drawings, a first for the artist. This set proposes to look at the sky, below the blue of the day, when it becomes the blue of the night. True liminal spaces, the paintings take up forms dear to the artist: the leaves that cut into the light, a way of shifting the gaze that we have on the living.

From photographs taken in the greenhouses of the Jardin des Plantes in Paris, colored erasures are deployed, opening onto the transparency in which the plants bathe in a diaphanous pigment water. This first exhibition space is caressed by after sun lights. The second space shows small formats in watercolor enhanced with colored pencils, inspired by the many photos of sunsets taken by the artist. The twilight ripening of the landscape is the primary inspiration for this series of works on paper. The blaze of the evening is reflected on these light-filled plants, which delight us like a ripe fruit.
So many horizons, luminous encounters in search of the sun, where the living comes to the surface of our attention.

 

Exhibition from May 26 to June 17, 2023.

Rendez-Vous

Friday 26 May 2023 from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm

Opening of the exhibition Clément Davout

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22 Passage Dauphine
75006 Paris, France
01 43 54 04 69 www.ketabibourdet.com

The gallery

Ketabi Bourdet was founded by Charlotte Ketabi and Paul Bourdet and is based in the historical artistic neighborhood of Saint Germain des Prés in Paris. At a time when many major international galleries are opening a Parisian branch, when a whole new generation of galleries is emerging, and the most prestigious contemporary art and design fairs are being held in Paris, Ketabi Bourdet's aim is to contribute to the influence of France, whose place within the international art market continues to grow, in a Paris that is more dynamic than ever.

Both passionate about contemporary art and design, Charlotte Ketabi and Paul Bourdet bring together their respective specialties, experience and individual reputations, defining a program of personal and group exhibitions of artists and designers, which will highlight the creation of their era as a whole. The gallery presents the work of young artists such as Inès Longevial, Idir Davaine, Pauline d'Andigné, and more, as well as more historical artists such as Robert Wilson or Elizabeth Garouste.

Gallery artists

Idir Davaine, Pauline d'Andigné, Clément Davout, Audrey Guttman, Jo Fish, Inès Longevial, Julien Saudubray

In the thematic « Contemporary Art »

Jérôme dans le désert, Jocelyne Clémente, 2010, huile sur toile, 192 x 130 cm - Ricardo Fernandes

Ricardo Fernandes

Le voyage imaginaire — Group show

Juliette Minchin,

Galerie Anne-Sarah Bénichou

Juliette Minchin 1992, France

Bouquet

Andre Wendland, Rope Pulling Peggy, 2023, 170 x 140 cm, unique

Galerie Droste

André Wendland 1995, Allemagne

MUSCLE MANIACS - no paint no gain

In the thematic « Drawing »

Sans titre, porcelaines, dimensions variables

Galerie Jean Fournier

Frédérique Lucien 1960, France

Jardin d'hiver

Christophe Tissot manchette sculpture bronze doré 2023 - pièce unique

Galerie Cipango

Christophe Tissot 1960, France

CONFIDENTIEL

Galeria Mayoral

Salvador Dalí 1904 — 1989, Espagne

ULTRALOCAL/ULTRAGLOBAL

In the thematic « Painting »

Paz Corona, Tout le monde est fou, 2022, Huile sur toile, 270 x 180 cm

Les filles du calvaire

Paz Corona 1968, Chili

Fixion

Yu Nishimura, girl with glasses, 2022, oil on canvas, 194 x 130.3 cm, Courtesy of the artist and Crèvecœur, Paris. ©Aurélien Mole

Crèvecœur

Portraits — Group show

Lucile Piketty_Batman_2021_huile sur toile_61 x 50 cm_Courtesy H Gallery, Paris

H Gallery

Lucile Piketty 1990, France

Du jour ou de la nuit

In the tour « Saint-Germain-des-Prés »

Dominique ZINKPÉ,

Galerie Vallois

Dominique Zinkpè 1969, Bénin

Poésies humaines

Sunmi Kim, Refuge intérieur VIII : le jour 2, 2016 - Poudre de marbre et fils, 100 x 100 cm

Galerie Lélia Mordoch

Sunmi Kim 1976, Corée

L’Espoir à Fleur de Peau

LEE Hyun Joung (1972) Silence, 2022, Muk et pigments coréens sur papier Hanji, 130 x 98 cm

Galerie Louis & Sack

Hyun Joung LEE

Sanglan KIM

Sangwoo KIM

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