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Courtesy galerie Laure Roynette

Laure Roynette

Musquiqui Chihying dans la résidence Delfina Fondation à Londres, courtesy Liusa Wang

LIUSA WANG

LGDR

Carolrama Coralarma Claromara Arolcarma Coralroma Ormalacra Carmarola

Carol Rama 1918 — 2015, Italy

curated by Mark Godfrey

  • Carol Rama, vue d’exposition. © Arthus Boutin.
Courtesy LGDR Paris, 2022

Carol Rama, vue d’exposition. © Arthus Boutin. Courtesy LGDR Paris, 2022

LGDR Paris is pleased to announce Carolrama Coralarma Claromara Arolcarma Coralroma
Ormalacra Carmarola, the first exhibition dedicated to the two predominant decades in the artist's career. This presentation follows the 2015 solo exhibition La Passion selon Carol Rama, curated by Anne Dressen at the Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris. Choosing to narrow the focus of this latest seminal study of Rama in France, LGDR's exhibition highlights the 1960s and 1970s. Carol Rama, 1960-79 features historic works never before exhibited, as well as materials on loan from the artist's extraordinary home and studio in Turin-including samples of elements used in the works on view and personal documents shedding light on his artistic and social milieu.

 

Carol Rama, 1960-79 is curated by Mark Godfrey, a London-based art historian and independent curator. The exhibition will be accompanied by a publication featuring a commissioned text by contemporary Portuguese artist Leonor Antunes, as well as a conversation between Godfrey, Jo Applin, Professor of Art History at the Courtauld Institute of Art in London, and Maria Cristina Mundici, Director of the Archivio Carol Rama in Turin. This exhibition at LGDR Paris precedes Rama's presence at the 59th Venice Biennale, The Milk of Dreams, curated by Cecilia Alemani, which opens in April 2022.

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The gallery

Founded by Dominique Lévy, Brett Gorvy, Amalia Dayan, and Jeanne Greenberg Rohatyn, LGDR is a collaborative international art venture that brings expertise and vision to its disciplines. LGDR represents and partners with artists and estates—realizing seminal projects and furthering legacies. From placing primary and secondary works of the highest quality and advising clients on the development of their collections, to harnessing its institutional relationships and presenting a curated program with scholarly publications, LGDR puts artistic voices first.

In forming LGDR, the four partners merge their respective specialties across 20th- and 21st-century art; their individual reputations as leaders and tastemakers; and their separate histories as principals of galleries with exemplary exhibition programs. Both international and local in practice and perspective, LGDR has unique spaces and unmatched market knowledge in New York, London, Paris, and Hong Kong in addition to off-site presentations and satellite teams around the world.

Other galleries in the tour « Marais »

Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Witness-Machine-Complex, 2021
Vue d’exposition Kunstverein-Nurnberg,
Courtesy de l’artiste

mor charpentier

Errata

Lawrence Abu Hamdan 1985, Jordan

View of Cristina BanBan's exhibition at Perrotin Paris. Photo: Claire Dorn. © Courtesy of the artist and Perrotin

Perrotin

Group show - Dwellers Part II

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Cristina BanBan 1987, Spain

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Ruin - Nick Doyle 1983, United States

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Animal Secrets - Mark Ryden 1963, United States

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The impermanent state of being - Jason Boyd Kinsella 1969, Canada

Elizabeth Peyton,
Volodymyr Zelenskyy, March 2022,
Colored pencil and pastel on paper, Photos: Tom Powel Imaging © Elizabeth Peyton

Thaddaeus Ropac

Dialectic of Distance

Sturtevant Oldenburg Store

Sturtevant 1924 — 2014, United States

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transformer - Elizabeth Peyton 1965, United States

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Hommage à un poète - Anselm Kiefer 1945, Germany

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