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éco (…..) éco (…..) éco (…….) — volet I
Past: October 15 → November 19, 2022
*“ Our home is burning and we are still looking somewhere else ”*[1]
The Dohyang Lee Gallery invites you to the first part of the collective exhibition _éco (…..) éco (…..) éco (…….)_.
éco (…..) éco (…..) éco (…….) — volet I
Past: October 15 → November 19, 2022
*“ Our home is burning and we are still looking somewhere else ”*[1]
The Dohyang Lee Gallery invites you to the first part of the collective exhibition _éco (…..) éco (…..) éco (…….)_.
Architecture, urban art, jewellery...
Dohyang Lee Gallery
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Or, Encens & Myrrhe
Past: December 11, 2020 → April 17, 2021
The Dohyang Lee Gallery was not imagined as an inanimate place, but as a living organism that evolves. For the tenth anniversary, which is special in a global context marked by the pandemic, artists from the gallery come with gifts to share with the public and art lovers.
Or, Encens & Myrrhe
Past: December 11, 2020 → April 17, 2021
The Dohyang Lee Gallery was not imagined as an inanimate place, but as a living organism that evolves. For the tenth anniversary, which is special in a global context marked by the pandemic, artists from the gallery come with gifts to share with the public and art lovers.
Architecture, urban art, ceramic...
Dohyang Lee Gallery
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Madeleine
Past: May 23 → July 25, 2020
The exhibition entitled “madeleine”, approaches the notions of memory, past time, present time, future time, material and intangible. Each presented artist proposes his or her interpretation in his or her own way, from which we can draw certain encounters.
Madeleine
Past: May 23 → July 25, 2020
The exhibition entitled “madeleine”, approaches the notions of memory, past time, present time, future time, material and intangible. Each presented artist proposes his or her interpretation in his or her own way, from which we can draw certain encounters.
Architecture, ceramic, collage...
Dohyang Lee Gallery
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I never knew that sand had so many colours
Past: April 7 → May 26, 2018
For ten years, Elisabeth S. Clark has been orchestrating what she calls ‘Book Concertos’ — a performance which explores the possibility for a whole novel to be read in under ten minutes, involving as many people as there are leaves in a chosen book.
I never knew that sand had so many colours
Past: April 7 → May 26, 2018
For ten years, Elisabeth S. Clark has been orchestrating what she calls ‘Book Concertos’ — a performance which explores the possibility for a whole novel to be read in under ten minutes, involving as many people as there are leaves in a chosen book.
Installation, performance, mixed media
Dohyang Lee Gallery
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Mousaï / Muses
Past: February 6 → April 30, 2016
Nine sisters… each of them received a present they will donate to the whole humanity… Eloquence, history, lyric poetry, music, tragedy, rhetoric, dance, comedy, astronomy. Such gifts are blessings for us, human beings, who try to explain our existence.
Mousaï / Muses
Past: February 6 → April 30, 2016
Nine sisters… each of them received a present they will donate to the whole humanity… Eloquence, history, lyric poetry, music, tragedy, rhetoric, dance, comedy, astronomy. Such gifts are blessings for us, human beings, who try to explain our existence.
Ceramic, drawing, publishing...
Dohyang Lee Gallery
Elisabeth S. Clark
Contemporary
Drawing, installation, new media, painting, performance, photography, sculpture, sound - music, mixed media, video
British artist born in 1983 in the United Kingdom.
- Localisation
- Londres, Paris