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Aurélien Froment, Anacoenosis, 2018, Figures of Speech, tirage jet d'encre pigmentaire encadré, courtesy Aurélien Froment et Marcelle Alix

Marcelle Alix

IMPLICATIONS

Martine Aboucaya

Mariane Ibrahim

Zohra Opoku 1976, Allemagne / Ghana

I Have Arisen...Part 2

  • Zohra Opoku, I Have Arisen...Part 2, 2023. Photo Aurélien Mole. Courtesy of Mariane Ibrahim

Zohra Opoku, I Have Arisen...Part 2, 2023. Photo Aurélien Mole. Courtesy of Mariane Ibrahim

Mariane Ibrahim is pleased to present a solo exhibition by Zohra Opoku entitled, I Have Arisen…Part 2, the artists first show in Paris, on view from March 24th to June 3rd, 2023. The exhibition will unveil the continuation of her series The Myths of Eternal Life, following the debut show in Chicago in 2022, Part 1.

In the chapters of The Myths of Eternal Life, Zohra is a curator of memory, where she makes literal, material. She is interested in stitching the past into the present, such as rendering the contours of a series of carved faces in thread next to a screen-printed, photographed collage of the stone originals so we no longer know which one is artifact or reference.

The Myths of Eternal Life borrows its structure and its language from the Egyptian Book of the Dead, an ancient text which provides instruction of preparation for the afterlife. The pearled brass pieces scattered through these works represent her, melted down and carried on the wind, where, inevitably, she becomes suspended in bare tree branches, or settles over the screenprint of her face in profile, adorning her past embodiments with their eventual, godly manifestations; marking herself for eternal life.

 

Exhibition from March 24 to June 03, 2023.

18 Avenue Matignon
Paris, France
0181722460 marianeibrahim.com

The gallery

Seven years after launching her namesake gallery in Seattle, Mariane Ibrahim moved the space to Chicago in 2019. In September 2021, the gallery opened its inaugural European space in Paris and in 2023 it opened a third space in Mexico city. The gallery has hosted acclaimed exhibitions, with a founding focus on the African diaspora, from leading and emerging artists including Amoako Boafo, Yukimasa Ida, Peter Uka and Zohra Opoku. The gallery has worked with global renowned institutions and have had an international presence at art fairs with acclaimed and prize-winning presentations.

Gallery artists

Ruby Onyinyechi Amanze • Raphaël Barontini • Amoako Boafo • M. Florine Démosthène • Patrick Eugène • Jerrell Gibbs • Maïmouna Guerresi • Mwangi Hutter • Yukimasa Ida • Ayana V. Jackson • Clotilde Jiménez • Shannon T. Lewis • Sergio Lucena • No Martins • Ian Mwesiga • Carmen Neely • Zohra Opoku • Peter Uka

Galerie sélectionnée par Alicia Knock et Camille Morineau

In the thematic « African Scene »

Vue de la galerie 31 Project - 2023

31 PROJECT

Globalisto, fragments of a community — Group show

We are enough - Joana Choumali - Courtesy : the artists and 193 Gallery.

193 Gallery

Esterio Segura 1970, Cuba

El peso de las Alas

Exposition collective

We are enough

Moffat Takadiwa, The Red Line, 2022, plastic toothbrush heads and plastic bottle caps, Ø 250 cm. Photo A. Mole. Courtesy Semiose, Paris.

Semiose

Moffat Takadiwa 1983, Zimbabwe

Zero Zero

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Hippolyte Hentgen 1979, France

Flirt

In the thematic « Contemporary Art »

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

Recycle Group, 2023
Triptyque, grillage plastique thermoformé

Galerie Suzanne Tarasieve

Recycle Group

Expired Reality

Soufiane Ababri, Bed work / (The story didn’t stop at Jack’s hotel), 2023, Color pencil and photo collage on paper, 82 x 122 cm (framed), 32 1/4 x 48 in (SA23D3)

Praz-Delavallade

Soufiane Ababri 1985, Maroc

Si nous ne brûlons pas, comment éclairer la nuit

In the thematic « Women Artists »

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

Les filles du calvaire

Paz Corona 1968, Chili

Fixion

Belly, Margaux Meyer, huile sur toile, 27 x 35 cm, 2022 - GALERIE CHLOE SALGADO.

GALERIE CHLOE SALGADO

Margaux Meyer 1998, France

Sous la régulation du cœur

Sherrie Levine, Repetition and Difference, 2002, © Sherrie Levine, Courtesy the artist and David Zwirner

David Zwirner

Sherrie Levine 1947, Etats-Unis

In the tour « 8e/9e arrondissement »

HELENE BAILLY

COLORAMA — Group show

Georges Mathieu, Sans titre, 1956 huile sur toile 120x198 cm

APPLICAT-PRAZAN

Grands Peintres européens de l’après-guerre — Group show

Salvo, San Nicola Arcella, 2008, Oil on canvas, 42 x 52 cm | 16 1/2 x 20, 1/2 inch, Unique, #72492

Perrotin

Salvo 1947 — 2015, Italie

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