Animals
Exhibition
Animals
Past: November 17, 2023 → January 27, 2024
Animals is a collective exhibition that brings together artworks from different cultures and periods, all exploring the theme of the animal figure.
From Roy Adzak’s “Organic Form (Negative Object),” 1966, to Gilles Aillaud’s gouache on paper “Poissons,” 1982, and André Bauchant’s historic painting “Nature Morte,” 1924, to the massive oak object, blurring the lines between sculpture and furniture, “Oak Dresser with Pigs,” 2021, by Daniel Dewar & Grégory Gicquel, and concluding with the iconic sculpture “Beginnings of Space Travel,” 2002, by Werner Reiterer.
The exhibition features works by Roy Adzak, Gilles Aillaud, André Bauchant, Robert Devriendt, Daniel Dewar & Grégory Gicquel, Philippe Mayaux, Werner Reiterer, Victorien Sardou, and a selection of masks from the Bobo, Dan, and Dogon cultures (XIXth and XXth centuries).
Opening hours
Tuesday – Saturday, 11 AM – 7 PM
Other times by appointment
Venue schedule
The artists
- Robert Devriendt
- Philippe Mayaux
- Werner Reiterer
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Gilles Aillaud
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Victorien Sardou
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Roy Adzak
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André Bauchant
From the same artists
- Upcoming L’Objet surréaliste Philippe Mayaux
- Upcoming Le jour des peintres Philippe Mayaux
- L’œil vérité — Le musée au second degré Gilles Aillaud
- Event Closing La Bataille du riz de Gilles Aillaud et la Salle rouge pour Le Vietnam — Itinéraire d’un tableau singulier — Robert Bonaccorsi Gilles Aillaud