Perrotin

Nature Loves To Hide -Gabriel Rico (Turenne) ^{1980, Mexico}

Los Angeles Langage Jean-Philippe Delhomme (Turenne) ^{1959, France}

RESTONS UNIS - Projet Collaboratif (Saint-Claude)

Group show (Matignon)

Gabriel Rico, Crudelitatem (I will say the romans that spread upon the world but it was the world that spread upon the romans), 2016/2020, céramique, fibre de verre, sable, 195 x 330 x 412 cm, © photo Claire Dorn, Courtesy artiste & Perrotin

Galerie Perrotin presents three exhibitions during the Paris Gallery Weekend. Gabriel Rico (Mexico) and Jean-Philippe Delhomme (France), witnesses of the international dimension of the gallery, are invited to occupy the two floors of 76 rue de Turenne while the Espace Saint-Claude presents the group exhibition RESTONS UNIS.

Sculptor and installation artist Gabriel Rico brings together a new series of works following his participation in the 58th Venice Biennale, May You Live in Interesting Times, curated by Ralph Rugo , as well as a solo presentation at the Aspen Art Museum.

Jean-Philippe Delhomme presents Los Angeles Langage, an exhibition inspired by a long stay in the city and that gathered over fifty small oil paintings of streets and buildings from snapshot pictures.

RESTONS UNIS : From May 23rd to August 14th, Perrotin will invite 26 Paris-based galleries to present a selection of work from their artists. Debuting in our Saint-Claude space, the exhibition will be comprised of four consecutive two-week-long presentations, with each one inclusive of six to seven independent galleries.

Rendez-Vous

Thursday 2 July 2020 at 12:00 pm

Presentation of Sophie Calle’s works “Prenez soin de vous” (all day, in the Ballroom)

Friday 3 July 2020 at 12:00 pm

Presentation of Sophie Calle’s works “Prenez soin de vous” (all day in the Ballroom)

Saturday 4 July 2020 at 12:00 pm

Presentation of the artwork “Prenez soin de vous” of the artist Sophie Calle (all day in the Ballroom)

Sunday 5 July 2020 at 12:00 pm

Presentation of Sophie Calle’s works “Prenez soin de vous” (all day in the Ballroom)

Sunday 5 July 2020 at 4:00 pm

Signature with the artist Jean-Philippe Delhomme

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The gallery

Founded in 1990 by Emmanuel Perrotin at the age of twenty-one, the gallery is now settled over three continents with galleries in Paris, Hong Kong, New York, Seoul, Tokyo, and Shanghai, totaling approximately 7,100 square meters (76,500 square feet)
The gallery counts about fifty artists of 20 different nationalities in his roster. In 2019, Perrotin has organized 53 exhibitions and participated in 23 art fairs.
In June 2020, Perrotin opens a 70-square-meter new space in Paris, avenue Matignon.
Lately, the gallery has expanded its mission in recent years, most notably through the production of thoughtful editorial content, such as podcast and video, as well as developing a programmatic calendar, which includes panel discussions, education workshops for children, and concerts.

Gallery artists

Iván Argote • Daniel Arsham • Hernan Bas • Genesis Belanger • Sophie Calle • Maurizio Cattelan • Chen Fei • Chung Chang-Sup • Johan Creten • Gabriel de la Mora • Wim Delvoye • Elmgreen & Dragset • Ericson & Ziegler • Erró • Lionel Estève • Jens Fänge • Bernard Frize • Gelitin • Laurent Grasso • Zach Harris • Hans Hartung • Thilo Heinzmann • John Henderson • Leslie Hewitt • Gregor Hildebrandt • JR • Jesper Just • Izumi Kato • Bharti Kher • Klara Kristalova • Julio le Parc • Lee Bae • Madsaki • Georges Mathieu • Barry McGee • Farhad Moshiri • Gianni Motti • Mr. • Takashi Murakami • Ni Youyu • Jean-Michel Othoniel • Park Seo-Bo • Paul Pfeiffer • Paola Pivi • Gabriel Rico • Claude Rutault • Michael Sailstorfer • Emily Mae Smith • Jesús Rafael Soto • Pierre Soulages • Josh Sperling • Claire Tabouret • Aya Takano • Xavier Veilhan • Pieter Vermeersch • Xu Zhen®

Perrotin

Nature Loves To Hide -Gabriel Rico (Turenne) ^{1980, Mexico}

Los Angeles Langage Jean-Philippe Delhomme (Turenne) ^{1959, France}

RESTONS UNIS - Projet Collaboratif (Saint-Claude)