MARTINE ABOUCAYA
Fabrice Michel
IMPLICATIONS
IMPLICATIONS
IMPLICATIONS is a work resulting from a request made by Fabrice Michel to art critics to write a text about a work whose content is the critical analysis of his commission. The work begins here with its own commentary.
Exhibition from May 26 to June 16, 2023.
Rendez-Vous
Friday 26 May 2023 from 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Opening and performance of the artist Fabrice Michel
75003 Paris, France 0142769275 www.martineaboucaya.com
The gallery
Inaugurated in 2005 in le Marais in Paris with the very first exhibition of the filmmaker Agnès Varda, Martine Aboucaya presents international contemporary artists intimately linked to writing and involved in statements nourished by references and narratives.
Since its opening the gallery has been elaborating a program of exhibitions presenting highly personal artistic projects and aiming at developping bridges between contemporary conceptual art and adjacent disciplines including cinema, poetry, music and performance. The gallery’s identity takes roots in its continuous search for a poetic form of experiment.
The artists' approach unfolds in a research field concerned mainly with the thinking process, language and the evocative, revealing an obsession with simple gestures thanks to an observation of the invisible. The exhibitions become a space for reflection that knits together works and ideas. As a result, a militant positioning is constructed within a more thoughtful economy conceived as an equilibrium of decisions questioning the limits of our current context.
In addition to its shows, the gallery offers since its opening a rich program of meetings, conferences and readings and publishes limited editions, artist's books and poetry.
Gallery artists
Ignasi Aballi, Robert Barry, Daniel Gustav Cramer, Angela Detanico/Rafael Lain, Damien Dion, Hans-Peter Feldmann, Anthony McCall, Fabrice Michel, Claire Morel, Charles Sandison, Michael Snow
