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A Stone Left Unturned — Group show curated by Simon Castets
Past: February 1 → March 9, 2013
Starting in the early 1970s, Yvon Lambert was the first one to introduce conceptual art and minimal art in France. It is in this precise dynamic that the exhibition establishes itself: not only pursuing the conversation both through contrasts and echoes between these two seminal movements, but also highlighting their present resonance in contemporary art.
A Stone Left Unturned — Group show curated by Simon Castets
Past: February 1 → March 9, 2013
Starting in the early 1970s, Yvon Lambert was the first one to introduce conceptual art and minimal art in France. It is in this precise dynamic that the exhibition establishes itself: not only pursuing the conversation both through contrasts and echoes between these two seminal movements, but also highlighting their present resonance in contemporary art.
Mixed media
Yvon Lambert Gallery
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Charlotte Posenenske — Le même autrement — The same, but different
Past: June 4 → July 29, 2011
One of the most important artists of her generation, she developed a minimalist sculptural production based on industrial manufacturing (modeling, standardization, mass-production). Aesthetically, Posenenske’s work relates to European Minimalism yet, the works’ underpinning project of social and institutional criticism.
Charlotte Posenenske — Le même autrement — The same, but different
Past: June 4 → July 29, 2011
One of the most important artists of her generation, she developed a minimalist sculptural production based on industrial manufacturing (modeling, standardization, mass-production). Aesthetically, Posenenske’s work relates to European Minimalism yet, the works’ underpinning project of social and institutional criticism.
Drawing, sculpture, mixed media
Peter Freeman, Inc. Paris Gallery
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Pergola
Past: February 19 → May 16, 2010
1916 — Le Corbusier builds the Villa Schwob, flanked by a *pergola, in La Chaux-de-Fonds. Some years later, he publishes photos of it in L’Esprit Nouveau. On the ground, in front of the villa, a white smear betrays retouching: the pergola has disappeared from the reproduction.
Pergola
Past: February 19 → May 16, 2010
1916 — Le Corbusier builds the Villa Schwob, flanked by a *pergola, in La Chaux-de-Fonds. Some years later, he publishes photos of it in L’Esprit Nouveau. On the ground, in front of the villa, a white smear betrays retouching: the pergola has disappeared from the reproduction.
Installation, sculpture
Palais de Tokyo
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