STROUK GALLERY
"AGAPE"
Group show
Anastasia Bay, Quarterback I, pastel and acrylic on canvas, 2021, 200 x 220 cm
This group exhibition, featuring 20 artists, presents the joyful, colorful, and dreamlike art collection of very young collectors, Marie Olivier and Baptiste Ozenne.
AGAPÉ – [feminine noun] of Greek origin, evokes fraternal love, deep affection.
It is in this spirit that this exhibition was conceived: a selection of artworks chosen with a sense of passion, where artists of different origins and generations come together, their creations reflecting great vitality.
Featuring works by : Anastasia Bay – Vincent Beaurin – Ana Benaroya – James Bloom – Mia Chaplin – Cydne Jasmin Coleby – Thomas Dillon – John Fou – Futura2000 – Monica Kim Garza – Antwan Horfee – Tamo Jugeli – Jordy Kerwick – Olivier Kosta-Théfaine – Austin Lee – Prosper Legault – Godwin Champs Namuyimba – Jacopo Pagin – Marco Scarpi – Mamali Shafahi – Josh Smith – Keiichi Tanaami
Exhibition from May 25th to July 6th, 2024
Rendez-Vous
Saturday 25 May 2024 at 6:00 pm
Opening of the exhibition
Sunday 26 May 2024 from 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm
Guided tour of the exhibition
Paris, France 01 40 46 89 06 www.stroukgallery.com
The gallery
Located in the heart of Paris, Galerie Strouk has been the leading force in Pop Art, Narrative Figuration, Figuration Libre, and New Realism for over thirty years. Since March 2012, Galerie Strouk has been situated at 2 Avenue Matignon (Paris 8th), in a magnificent private mansion that enhances the power of the artists presented with historic solo exhibitions. Each exhibition is accompanied by the publication of a high-quality catalogue.
In 2021, Galerie Strouk opened a second space in the Louvre district, at 5 Rue du Mail (Paris 2nd): nearly 650 square meters dedicated to the current artistic scene, in dialogue with the gallery's historic artists. It serves as a meeting place with the organization of performances and conferences, and hosts large-scale curated exhibitions, such as "Awakening" by Martin Kiefer in March 2023 or "Cut & Clash" by Amélie Adamo in March 2024.
Gallery artists
Valerio Adami, Pat Andrea, Vincent Beaurin, Ben, Vivi Cho, Robert Combas, Love Curly, Antony Donaldson, Erró, Philippe Hiquily, Peter Klasen, Jacques Monory, Pavlos, Bernard Rancillac, Jean Pierre Raynaud, Gérard Schlosser, Antonio Seguí, Valentin van der Meulen
