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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

Antoine Petel, 2021, Grande homéostasie, inox, époxy, pigments, acrylique, 172 x 104cm

LIUSA WANG

Les filles du calvaire

Charles Fréger 1975, France

Aam Aastha

  • Charles Fréger, Sivappu, Kulasai dussehra, Udangudi, Tamil Nadu, Inde de la série
AAM AASTHA, 2019-2022

Charles Fréger, Sivappu, Kulasai dussehra, Udangudi, Tamil Nadu, Inde de la série AAM AASTHA, 2019-2022

Since the early 2000s, with his series of “photographic portraits and uniforms”, Charles Fréger has been exploring, through clothing and costume, our ways of being in the world. His last project AAM AASTHA (2019-2022), realized in India, reveals, in a vertiginous repertory of forms, colors and materials, the masked game of the representations of Indian deities, incarnating themselves on the occasion of sacred performances.

 

Exhibition from April 22, to June 03, 2023.

Rendez-Vous

Saturday 27 May 2023 at 2:00 pm

Meeting between Charles Fréger and Michel Poivert

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21 Rue Chapon
75003 Paris, France
01 70 39 12 16 www.fillesducalvaire.com

The gallery

The gallery Les filles du calvaire, founded in 1996 by Stéphane Magnan in the Marais in Paris, is historically located at 17 rue des filles du calvaire. In 2023, the gallery opens a second space of 300m2 at 21 rue Chapon to develop its activities.

The gallery is dedicated to contemporary creation. The artists it represents come from multiple horizons. The program is thus rich in dialogue between the commitments and practices of each one.

Gallery artists

Laia Abril, Art Orienté Objet, The Bells Angels, Katrien De Blauwer, Paz Corona, Jérémie Cosimi, Thibaut Cuisset, Kenny Dunkan, Frances Goodman, Todd Hido, James Hyde, Karen Knorr, Ellen Kooi, Katinka Lampe, Thomas Lévy-Lasne, Diana Markosian, Kate Mccgwire, Olivier Mosset, Ethan Murrow, Paulo Nozolino, Paulien Oltheten, Nelli Palomäki, Emmanuel Saulnier, Yusuf Sevinçli, Maya Inès Touam, Levi Van Veluw

Galerie sélectionnée par Hervé Lemoine

In the thematic « Photography »

Seydou Keïta, Sans titre/ Untitled (00260), 1948-1954

Galerie Nathalie Obadia

Seydou Keïta 1921 — 2001, Mali

Georges Noël, Printemps nordique, 1985. Technique mixte. 155 x 149 x 4.2 cm. Courtesy Estate Georges Noël & Galerie Christophe Gaillard. © Georges Noël, ADAGP, Paris, 2023.

Galerie Christophe Gaillard

Georges Noël 1924 — 2010, France

"Un coup de dés n’abolira le hasard"

Marina Gadonneix 1977, France

Recording in progress

©Paolo Ventura - Paris 11, Courtesy Galerie XII

Galerie XII

Paolo Ventura 1968, Italie

Le Passe-Muraille

In the tour « Marais »

Gaetan Dubroca Rose on Blue, 2019, Impression jet d’encre pigmentaire sur papier fine art, 40x60 cm

Galerie du Lendemain

Subjective beauté. Le choix du corps masculin — Group show

Variation 140 
Photograph (2021), Pigment ink on Fine Art Hahnemühle PhotoRag Baryta paper 315gsm 
75 x 60 cm
Edition 3 + 1AP

Bigaignon

Fernando Marante (en dialogue avec Hans Kooi)

Ballet Mécanique

Ellis (Série You Have a New Memory), 2019, Impression UV sur acétate, aluminium, goupilles, cables métalliques
photo : Léo Fourdrinier, courtesy Galerie Alberta Pane

Galerie Alberta Pane

Marie Lelouche 1984, France

YOU HAVE A NEW MEMORY

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