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Jean-Michel Alberola — Le Roi de rien, la Reine d’Angleterre et les autres
Past: May 20 → July 17, 2021
An unclassifiable artist, Jean-Michel Alberola has devised a multi-faceted exhibition for Galerie Templon: The King of Nothing, the Queen of England and the Others.
Jean-Michel Alberola — Le Roi de rien, la Reine d’Angleterre et les autres
Past: May 20 → July 17, 2021
An unclassifiable artist, Jean-Michel Alberola has devised a multi-faceted exhibition for Galerie Templon: The King of Nothing, the Queen of England and the Others.
Mixed media
Templon Gallery
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Gérard Garouste — Correspondances (Gérard Garouste — Marc-Alain Ouaknin)
Past: March 25 → July 3, 2021
One year after his spectacular museum retrospective “The Other Side” in Delhi, India, French painter Gérard Garouste unveils “Correspondances”.
Three years in the making, this exhibition was prompted by his research work under the guidance of famous French philosopher Marc-Alain Ouaknin.
Gérard Garouste — Correspondances (Gérard Garouste — Marc-Alain Ouaknin)
Past: March 25 → July 3, 2021
One year after his spectacular museum retrospective “The Other Side” in Delhi, India, French painter Gérard Garouste unveils “Correspondances”.
Three years in the making, this exhibition was prompted by his research work under the guidance of famous French philosopher Marc-Alain Ouaknin.
Painting
Templon Gallery
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Claude Viallat — Sutures et Varia
Past: January 30 → March 20, 2021
Represented for twenty years by Galerie Templon, Claude Viallat, an iconic figure of French contemporary art, is taking over the vast space on Rue du Grenier-Saint-Lazare for the first time with a radical exhibition that defies the codes of painting, volume and space.
Claude Viallat — Sutures et Varia
Past: January 30 → March 20, 2021
Represented for twenty years by Galerie Templon, Claude Viallat, an iconic figure of French contemporary art, is taking over the vast space on Rue du Grenier-Saint-Lazare for the first time with a radical exhibition that defies the codes of painting, volume and space.
Mixed media
Templon Gallery
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Iván Navarro — Planetarium
Past: January 30 → March 20, 2021
The City of Light will be decked out in the colours of conceptual artist Iván Navarro as it hosts two new exhibitions, at Centquatre and Galerie Templon. The arts centre is offering a retrospective look at over 20 years of his work while the gallery is unveiling ten brand new pieces.
Iván Navarro — Planetarium
Past: January 30 → March 20, 2021
The City of Light will be decked out in the colours of conceptual artist Iván Navarro as it hosts two new exhibitions, at Centquatre and Galerie Templon. The arts centre is offering a retrospective look at over 20 years of his work while the gallery is unveiling ten brand new pieces.
Mixed media
Templon Gallery
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Jim Dine — A Day Longer
Past: November 7, 2020 → January 23, 2021
As he approaches his 85th birthday, Jim Dine, the iconic figure of American contemporary art, is unveiling the results of almost three years of work. Partially produced at his Parisian studio during lockdown, the exhibition A Day Longer takes us on a thrillingly immersive journey into a body of work that is bolder and more introspective than ever.
Jim Dine — A Day Longer
Past: November 7, 2020 → January 23, 2021
As he approaches his 85th birthday, Jim Dine, the iconic figure of American contemporary art, is unveiling the results of almost three years of work. Partially produced at his Parisian studio during lockdown, the exhibition A Day Longer takes us on a thrillingly immersive journey into a body of work that is bolder and more introspective than ever.
Painting
Templon Gallery
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Gregory Crewdson — An Eclipse of Moths
Past: November 7 → December 23, 2020
In an America mired in a health and political crisis, with the presidential campaign in full swing, Gregory Crewdson, the undisputed master of staged photography, offers an empathetic and critical reflection on his country.
Gregory Crewdson — An Eclipse of Moths
Past: November 7 → December 23, 2020
In an America mired in a health and political crisis, with the presidential campaign in full swing, Gregory Crewdson, the undisputed master of staged photography, offers an empathetic and critical reflection on his country.
Photography
Templon Gallery
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Edward & Nancy Kienholz
Past: September 5 → October 31, 2020
Faithful to its historical programming, Galerie Templon is opening its 2020-2021 season with a major exhibition of the Kienholz. Key figures in American art and pioneering installation artists, Edward and Nancy Kienholz are renowned for their hard-hitting art that combines a formal and political radicalism that is particularly relevant today.
Edward & Nancy Kienholz
Past: September 5 → October 31, 2020
Faithful to its historical programming, Galerie Templon is opening its 2020-2021 season with a major exhibition of the Kienholz. Key figures in American art and pioneering installation artists, Edward and Nancy Kienholz are renowned for their hard-hitting art that combines a formal and political radicalism that is particularly relevant today.
Installation, mixed media
Templon Gallery
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Errances immobiles
Past: September 10 → October 31, 2020
Pierre et Gilles use a technique that has become well-known. They work together devising and building hand-crafted sets combining a plethora of accessories with the complex interplay light and of tulle textiles. Pierre, the photographer, oversees the photoshoot and Gilles, the painter, then steps in, applying his brush meticulously.
Errances immobiles
Past: September 10 → October 31, 2020
Pierre et Gilles use a technique that has become well-known. They work together devising and building hand-crafted sets combining a plethora of accessories with the complex interplay light and of tulle textiles. Pierre, the photographer, oversees the photoshoot and Gilles, the painter, then steps in, applying his brush meticulously.
Painting, photography, mixed media
Templon Gallery
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Chiharu Shiota — Inner Universe
Past: May 30 → July 25, 2020
Japanese artist living in Berlin, Shiota explores the bridges between cultures. Using threaded wires, the artist combines performance, corporal art and setups in a process disposing the body at its centre. Her artistic use of multi-dimension explores notions of time, movement, memory and dream.
Chiharu Shiota — Inner Universe
Past: May 30 → July 25, 2020
Japanese artist living in Berlin, Shiota explores the bridges between cultures. Using threaded wires, the artist combines performance, corporal art and setups in a process disposing the body at its centre. Her artistic use of multi-dimension explores notions of time, movement, memory and dream.
Sculpture
Templon Gallery
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Paris Gallery Weekend — 2020
Past: July 2 → 5, 2020
Paris Gallery Weekend are pleased to announce the participation of 57 Parisian modern and contemporary art galleries for its next edition that will take place from July 2 — 5, 2020.
Paris Gallery Weekend — 2020
Past: July 2 → 5, 2020
Paris Gallery Weekend are pleased to announce the participation of 57 Parisian modern and contemporary art galleries for its next edition that will take place from July 2 — 5, 2020.
Event
Film, installation, painting...
Multiple venues
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Billie Zangewa — Soldier of Love
Past: March 14 → June 6, 2020
Galerie Templon is holding its first exhibition of work by Malawian artist Billie Zangewa. The South Africa-based artist has chosen to mark this special occasion with a message of hope and unity.
Billie Zangewa — Soldier of Love
Past: March 14 → June 6, 2020
Galerie Templon is holding its first exhibition of work by Malawian artist Billie Zangewa. The South Africa-based artist has chosen to mark this special occasion with a message of hope and unity.
Mixed media
Templon Gallery
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Norbert Bisky — Desmadre Berlin
Past: March 14 → May 23, 2020
On his first return to Paris since 2014, German painter Norbert Bisky plunges us into the heart of his native capital city: the wild Desmadre Berlin of the inter-war period, a world of hedonism and anarchy whose traces are still to be found on the capital’s walls today.
Norbert Bisky — Desmadre Berlin
Past: March 14 → May 23, 2020
On his first return to Paris since 2014, German painter Norbert Bisky plunges us into the heart of his native capital city: the wild Desmadre Berlin of the inter-war period, a world of hedonism and anarchy whose traces are still to be found on the capital’s walls today.
Painting
Templon Gallery
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James Casebere
Past: January 11 → March 7, 2020
With this new work, James Casebere sets his sights on the future with a series of novel hybrid structures, skilfully combining public spaces and private sanctuaries in coastal regions as he adopts a critical yet optimistic approach to the current disasters caused by rising sea levels.
James Casebere
Past: January 11 → March 7, 2020
With this new work, James Casebere sets his sights on the future with a series of novel hybrid structures, skilfully combining public spaces and private sanctuaries in coastal regions as he adopts a critical yet optimistic approach to the current disasters caused by rising sea levels.
Photography
Templon Gallery
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Philippe Cognée
Past: January 11 → March 7, 2020
For his return to Galerie Templon, the painter Philippe Cognée, famous for his blurred wax-paintings, is branching off in a radically different direction. His focus is now on flowers, which he masterfully metamorphoses into monumental vanities.
Philippe Cognée
Past: January 11 → March 7, 2020
For his return to Galerie Templon, the painter Philippe Cognée, famous for his blurred wax-paintings, is branching off in a radically different direction. His focus is now on flowers, which he masterfully metamorphoses into monumental vanities.
Painting
Templon Gallery
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Jonathan Meese — Meese Haute Couture (La Haute Couture de l’Avenir s’appelle Sommeil)
Past: October 26 → December 21, 2019
Jonathan Meese takes us on a personal and playful journey into the secret history of haute couture, starting with a zany tribute to the late Karl Lagerfeld.
Jonathan Meese — Meese Haute Couture (La Haute Couture de l’Avenir s’appelle Sommeil)
Past: October 26 → December 21, 2019
Jonathan Meese takes us on a personal and playful journey into the secret history of haute couture, starting with a zany tribute to the late Karl Lagerfeld.
Painting
Templon Gallery
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Valerio Adami — Les années 80
Past: September 7 → October 19, 2019
Valerio Adami has been adding to the history of modern art for over 60 years. Galerie Templon will be paying tribute to the artist with a dozen of his paintings from the 1980s By exhibiting a curated selection of pieces, the gallery is shedding new light on a time that saw the artist flourish and find his singular and unique style.
Valerio Adami — Les années 80
Past: September 7 → October 19, 2019
Valerio Adami has been adding to the history of modern art for over 60 years. Galerie Templon will be paying tribute to the artist with a dozen of his paintings from the 1980s By exhibiting a curated selection of pieces, the gallery is shedding new light on a time that saw the artist flourish and find his singular and unique style.
Painting
Templon Gallery
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Prune Nourry — Catharsis
Past: September 7 → October 19, 2019
Prune Nourry worked with archaeologists, sociologists and artisans, drawing inspiration from the different shapes and materials used. She reappropriates her body and her femininity, forging an intimate tie between her past explorations and her current life experience. Catharsis marks a turning point in the artist’s creative process.
Prune Nourry — Catharsis
Past: September 7 → October 19, 2019
Prune Nourry worked with archaeologists, sociologists and artisans, drawing inspiration from the different shapes and materials used. She reappropriates her body and her femininity, forging an intimate tie between her past explorations and her current life experience. Catharsis marks a turning point in the artist’s creative process.
Film, installation, sculpture
Templon Gallery
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Kehinde Wiley — Tahiti
Past: May 18 → July 20, 2019
The Māhū were highly respected within their society until they were banned by Catholic and Protestant missionaries. Wiley’s portraits of beautiful, transgender Tahitian women reference and confront Paul Gauguin’s celebrated works, which also feature subjects from the transgender community, but are fraught with historical undertones of colonialism and sexual objectification.
Kehinde Wiley — Tahiti
Past: May 18 → July 20, 2019
The Māhū were highly respected within their society until they were banned by Catholic and Protestant missionaries. Wiley’s portraits of beautiful, transgender Tahitian women reference and confront Paul Gauguin’s celebrated works, which also feature subjects from the transgender community, but are fraught with historical undertones of colonialism and sexual objectification.
Painting, video
Templon Gallery
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Philip Pearlstein — At 95
Past: May 25 → July 20, 2019
Like Lucian Freud and Alice Neel, Philip Pearlstein advocates a return to painting portraits and the naked form, although his work has the added element of a desire to rival New York’s modernist abstraction, with which he was deeply connected, as well as minimal and conceptual art.
Philip Pearlstein — At 95
Past: May 25 → July 20, 2019
Like Lucian Freud and Alice Neel, Philip Pearlstein advocates a return to painting portraits and the naked form, although his work has the added element of a desire to rival New York’s modernist abstraction, with which he was deeply connected, as well as minimal and conceptual art.
Painting
Templon Gallery
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Paris Gallery Weekend — Édition 2019
Past: May 17 → 19, 2019
Over the course of its 5 previous editions, Paris Gallery Weekend marked itself as the Springtime “rendez-vous” for Paris and its art scene. The 6th edition of Paris Gallery Weekend will take place from Friday 17 May to Sunday 19 May 2019 and 48 galleries have already confirmed their participation so far (see list below).
Paris Gallery Weekend — Édition 2019
Past: May 17 → 19, 2019
Over the course of its 5 previous editions, Paris Gallery Weekend marked itself as the Springtime “rendez-vous” for Paris and its art scene. The 6th edition of Paris Gallery Weekend will take place from Friday 17 May to Sunday 19 May 2019 and 48 galleries have already confirmed their participation so far (see list below).
Event
Architecture, ceramic, collage...
Multiple venues
Archives
Jitish Kallat — Phase Transition
Past: January 12 → March 9, 2019
Born in 1974, Jitish Kallat is one of the best known and respected artists from India on the international scene. For over 20 years his wide-ranging and deeply reflective work has drawn an imaginary map connecting the everyday to the cosmic.
Jitish Kallat — Phase Transition
Past: January 12 → March 9, 2019
Born in 1974, Jitish Kallat is one of the best known and respected artists from India on the international scene. For over 20 years his wide-ranging and deeply reflective work has drawn an imaginary map connecting the everyday to the cosmic.
Mixed media
Templon Gallery
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Daniel Dezeuze — Sous un certain angle
Past: January 12 → March 9, 2019
Since the early 1960’s Daniel Dezeuze has sought to deconstruct the traditional media and materials of painting. Radical to the core, he has used the stretcher as a tool for questioning and reassessing. Freed from the canvas, he flips paintings against the walls, playing with empty spaces and three-dimensionality: by going beyond the limits of artistic traditions, Daniel Dezeuze opens up a new space.
Daniel Dezeuze — Sous un certain angle
Past: January 12 → March 9, 2019
Since the early 1960’s Daniel Dezeuze has sought to deconstruct the traditional media and materials of painting. Radical to the core, he has used the stretcher as a tool for questioning and reassessing. Freed from the canvas, he flips paintings against the walls, playing with empty spaces and three-dimensionality: by going beyond the limits of artistic traditions, Daniel Dezeuze opens up a new space.
Mixed media
Templon Gallery
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David LaChapelle — Letter to the World
Past: November 3 → December 29, 2018
David LaChapelle returns to Paris with a large-scale exhibition designed for Galerie Templon’s Rue du Grenier Saint-Lazare space. Conceived as a journey through LaChapelle’s imagination, Letter to the World brings together iconic pieces and the photographer’s dramatic new work.
David LaChapelle — Letter to the World
Past: November 3 → December 29, 2018
David LaChapelle returns to Paris with a large-scale exhibition designed for Galerie Templon’s Rue du Grenier Saint-Lazare space. Conceived as a journey through LaChapelle’s imagination, Letter to the World brings together iconic pieces and the photographer’s dramatic new work.
Photography
Templon Gallery
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Atul Dodiya — The Fragrance of a Paper Rose
Past: October 27 → December 29, 2018
Galerie Templon presents work by the pioneer of Indian contemporary art, Atul Dodiya, in his first Parisian exhibition in five years. The artist has devised a brand new exhibition centering on the painter Morandi and celebrating the beauty of a world haunted by the fear of loss. The show features a series of new hybrid works: paintings, installations…
Atul Dodiya — The Fragrance of a Paper Rose
Past: October 27 → December 29, 2018
Galerie Templon presents work by the pioneer of Indian contemporary art, Atul Dodiya, in his first Parisian exhibition in five years. The artist has devised a brand new exhibition centering on the painter Morandi and celebrating the beauty of a world haunted by the fear of loss. The show features a series of new hybrid works: paintings, installations…
Installation, painting
Templon Gallery
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Omar Ba — Autopsie de nos consciences
Past: September 8 → October 27, 2018
With Autopsy of our Consciences, Omar Ba is adopting a critical posture. The paintings and installations seek to unearth the “annals of forgetfulness”. Reflecting upon recent history, ecological issues and his own past, Omar Ba unravels the complexities of the world in an attempt to better understand them.
Omar Ba — Autopsie de nos consciences
Past: September 8 → October 27, 2018
With Autopsy of our Consciences, Omar Ba is adopting a critical posture. The paintings and installations seek to unearth the “annals of forgetfulness”. Reflecting upon recent history, ecological issues and his own past, Omar Ba unravels the complexities of the world in an attempt to better understand them.
Mixed media
Templon Gallery
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Georges Mathieu — Les années 60 — 70
Past: September 8 → October 20, 2018
La Galerie Templon propose de redécouvrir un des peintres les plus singuliers et emblématiques de l’art contemporain français : Georges Mathieu. A travers un parcours d’une trentaine de toiles de 1960 à 1979, l’exposition démontre la pertinence et la fraîcheur d’une peinture qui a profondément marqué la création et l’imaginaire français.
Georges Mathieu — Les années 60 — 70
Past: September 8 → October 20, 2018
La Galerie Templon propose de redécouvrir un des peintres les plus singuliers et emblématiques de l’art contemporain français : Georges Mathieu. A travers un parcours d’une trentaine de toiles de 1960 à 1979, l’exposition démontre la pertinence et la fraîcheur d’une peinture qui a profondément marqué la création et l’imaginaire français.
Painting
Templon Gallery
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Robert Motherwell — Open Series
Past: May 17 → July 21, 2018
Galerie Templon is delighted to present, for the first time in Paris, a spectacular series of paintings by the American master of abstract art, Robert Motherwell. The exhibition will feature around twenty works from the mythical Open Series produced in the 1970s.
Robert Motherwell — Open Series
Past: May 17 → July 21, 2018
Galerie Templon is delighted to present, for the first time in Paris, a spectacular series of paintings by the American master of abstract art, Robert Motherwell. The exhibition will feature around twenty works from the mythical Open Series produced in the 1970s.
Painting
Templon Gallery
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Jan Fabre
Past: May 17 → July 21, 2018
For the opening of its new Parisian addition, Galerie Templon offers Carte Blanche to the artist Jan Fabre. Jan Fabre will be creating a unique body of work exploring his views of the complex and singular Belgian identity. The exhibition brings together a variety of media conceived especially for Templon’s new location.
Jan Fabre
Past: May 17 → July 21, 2018
For the opening of its new Parisian addition, Galerie Templon offers Carte Blanche to the artist Jan Fabre. Jan Fabre will be creating a unique body of work exploring his views of the complex and singular Belgian identity. The exhibition brings together a variety of media conceived especially for Templon’s new location.
Drawing, sculpture, mixed media
Templon Gallery
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Gérard Garouste — Zeugma
Past: March 15 → May 12, 2018
At a time when figurative painting was undergoing an international revival, Garouste’s practice called for the return to the grand tradition of classical painting, and played with influences by traditional masters from Greco to Titian. He exhibited throughout the world and saw his first major retrospective at the Pompidou Center at only 42.
Gérard Garouste — Zeugma
Past: March 15 → May 12, 2018
At a time when figurative painting was undergoing an international revival, Garouste’s practice called for the return to the grand tradition of classical painting, and played with influences by traditional masters from Greco to Titian. He exhibited throughout the world and saw his first major retrospective at the Pompidou Center at only 42.
Painting
Templon Gallery
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Découvrez la programmation hors les murs
Past: April 13 → May 1, 2018
La galerie Templon vous présente tout son programme hors les murs.
Découvrez la programmation hors les murs
Past: April 13 → May 1, 2018
La galerie Templon vous présente tout son programme hors les murs.
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Pierre et Gilles — Le temps imaginaire
Past: January 13 → March 10, 2018
Pierre et Gilles are back at Galerie Templon with a new show, Le temps imaginaire. An ode to tolerance and freedom, the exhibition is constructed as a journey through the artists’ universe, a highly complex world as underlined by the recent retrospective in Brussels and Le Havre.
Pierre et Gilles — Le temps imaginaire
Past: January 13 → March 10, 2018
Pierre et Gilles are back at Galerie Templon with a new show, Le temps imaginaire. An ode to tolerance and freedom, the exhibition is constructed as a journey through the artists’ universe, a highly complex world as underlined by the recent retrospective in Brussels and Le Havre.
Photography
Templon Gallery
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Jim Dine — Montrouge Paintings
Past: November 4 → December 30, 2017
Jim Dine returns to Galerie Templon in an explosion of colours, forms and techniques as he explores his favourite themes: the creative act, the self, and memory. At the age of 82, the American artist and poet, hard at work in his Montrouge studio, has never felt so free.
Jim Dine — Montrouge Paintings
Past: November 4 → December 30, 2017
Jim Dine returns to Galerie Templon in an explosion of colours, forms and techniques as he explores his favourite themes: the creative act, the self, and memory. At the age of 82, the American artist and poet, hard at work in his Montrouge studio, has never felt so free.
Lithography / engraving, painting
Templon Gallery
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George Segal
Past: September 9 → October 28, 2017
George Segal’s tableaux are reflections on the individual and on consumer society. He plays on the permeability of spaces, inviting the viewer to converse with his anonymous and motionless figures. Segal flips the hierarchies: the objects are as real as nature itself, whereas the human figures are made by hand out of plaster.
George Segal
Past: September 9 → October 28, 2017
George Segal’s tableaux are reflections on the individual and on consumer society. He plays on the permeability of spaces, inviting the viewer to converse with his anonymous and motionless figures. Segal flips the hierarchies: the objects are as real as nature itself, whereas the human figures are made by hand out of plaster.
Installation, sculpture
Templon Gallery
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Chiharu Shiota — Destination
Past: May 20 → July 22, 2017
Following her eye-catching work at the Bon Marché Rive Gauche in Paris in early 2017, Japanese artist Chiharu Shiota is returning to both Galerie Templon’s spaces with a spectacular site-specific installation and a series of new sculptures.
Chiharu Shiota — Destination
Past: May 20 → July 22, 2017
Following her eye-catching work at the Bon Marché Rive Gauche in Paris in early 2017, Japanese artist Chiharu Shiota is returning to both Galerie Templon’s spaces with a spectacular site-specific installation and a series of new sculptures.
Installation, mixed media
Templon Gallery
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Julian Schnabel — Shiva Paintings
Past: March 11 → May 13, 2017
Julian Schnabel uses the figure of the Hindu god, Shiva, to build a dialogue between Western culture and Eastern traditions. By applying his words, gestures and abstract forms in oil and resin to pre-existing images of Shiva printed on polyester, Julian Schnabel is embarking on a ‘palimpsest of representation’.
Julian Schnabel — Shiva Paintings
Past: March 11 → May 13, 2017
Julian Schnabel uses the figure of the Hindu god, Shiva, to build a dialogue between Western culture and Eastern traditions. By applying his words, gestures and abstract forms in oil and resin to pre-existing images of Shiva printed on polyester, Julian Schnabel is embarking on a ‘palimpsest of representation’.
Painting
Templon Gallery
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Ivan Navarro — Fanfare
Past: March 11 → May 13, 2017
Iván Navarro is presenting an immersive journey through previously unseen works exploring light, sound and language, confronting the viewer with issues of representation of power and sensorial perception. Connecting optical and audio effects, Iván Navarro plunges visitors into utter darkness, surrounded by neon and mirror sculptures that also appear as percussion instruments.
Ivan Navarro — Fanfare
Past: March 11 → May 13, 2017
Iván Navarro is presenting an immersive journey through previously unseen works exploring light, sound and language, confronting the viewer with issues of representation of power and sensorial perception. Connecting optical and audio effects, Iván Navarro plunges visitors into utter darkness, surrounded by neon and mirror sculptures that also appear as percussion instruments.
Installation, sound - music
Templon Gallery
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Philippe Cognée — Crowds
Past: January 7 → March 4, 2017
French artist Philippe Cognée returns to Paris and Galerie Templon for the first time in four years with an exhibition devoted to his new series of paintings of crowds.
With these works, he continues to explore the individual and the collective, the visible and invisible, the place of the real and the place of art.
Philippe Cognée — Crowds
Past: January 7 → March 4, 2017
French artist Philippe Cognée returns to Paris and Galerie Templon for the first time in four years with an exhibition devoted to his new series of paintings of crowds.
With these works, he continues to explore the individual and the collective, the visible and invisible, the place of the real and the place of art.
Painting
Templon Gallery
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Francesco Clemente — Pirate Heart
Past: November 5 → December 23, 2016
Italian artist Francesco Clemente is exhibiting his work in Paris for the first time since 1996. Galerie Templon is presenting a previously unseen series of works that explore the theme of love.
Francesco Clemente — Pirate Heart
Past: November 5 → December 23, 2016
Italian artist Francesco Clemente is exhibiting his work in Paris for the first time since 1996. Galerie Templon is presenting a previously unseen series of works that explore the theme of love.
Painting, sculpture
Templon Gallery
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Anju Dodiya — How to be Brave (in pictures)
Past: November 5 → December 23, 2016
With this plea for bravery in an era marked by violence and political uncertainty, Anju Dodiya is questioning the challenges artist have to face. She uses the self-portrait to assume different roles, now an explorer, now a mythical hero.
Anju Dodiya — How to be Brave (in pictures)
Past: November 5 → December 23, 2016
With this plea for bravery in an era marked by violence and political uncertainty, Anju Dodiya is questioning the challenges artist have to face. She uses the self-portrait to assume different roles, now an explorer, now a mythical hero.
Painting
Templon Gallery
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Gregory Crewdson — Cathedral of the Pines
Past: September 10 → October 29, 2016
The American photographer Gregory Crewdson is presenting for the first time in Europe his latest series “Cathedral of the Pines”. Hotly anticipated, this one off series of 31 photographs will be shown jointly in Paris and Brussels.
Gregory Crewdson — Cathedral of the Pines
Past: September 10 → October 29, 2016
The American photographer Gregory Crewdson is presenting for the first time in Europe his latest series “Cathedral of the Pines”. Hotly anticipated, this one off series of 31 photographs will be shown jointly in Paris and Brussels.
Photography
Templon Gallery
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Gregory Crewdson — Discussion avec Michel Poivert au Centre Pompidou
Past: Friday, September 9, 2016 7 PM → 8:30 PM
Le vendredi 9 septembre, Gregory Crewdson sera en discussion avec Michel Poivert au Centre Pompidou, Petite Salle, entrée libre et gratuite.
Cette conférence sera suivie d’une signature de l’artiste à la Librairie Flammarion Centre Pompidou.
Gregory Crewdson — Discussion avec Michel Poivert au Centre Pompidou
Past: Friday, September 9, 2016 7 PM → 8:30 PM
Le vendredi 9 septembre, Gregory Crewdson sera en discussion avec Michel Poivert au Centre Pompidou, Petite Salle, entrée libre et gratuite.
Cette conférence sera suivie d’une signature de l’artiste à la Librairie Flammarion Centre Pompidou.
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Claude Viallat — Les années 80
Past: June 4 → July 23, 2016
On the occasion of its 50th birthday and to mark Claude Viallat's 10th solo exhibition within its space, the Galerie Templon presents an historic and unseen collection by this major figure of French art. A catalogue will be published with a preface and interview with Alfred Pacquement.
Claude Viallat — Les années 80
Past: June 4 → July 23, 2016
On the occasion of its 50th birthday and to mark Claude Viallat's 10th solo exhibition within its space, the Galerie Templon presents an historic and unseen collection by this major figure of French art. A catalogue will be published with a preface and interview with Alfred Pacquement.
Painting, sculpture
Templon Gallery
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Franz Ackermann
Past: April 9 → May 28, 2016
Galerie Daniel Templon is holding its first Paris exhibition of paintings by German artist Franz Ackermann, whose complex and exuberant work is rooted in the concepts of geography and migration. As part of Galerie Daniel Templon’s 50th birthday celebrations, Franz Ackermann is transforming the now-historic gallery space on Rue Beaubourg.
Franz Ackermann
Past: April 9 → May 28, 2016
Galerie Daniel Templon is holding its first Paris exhibition of paintings by German artist Franz Ackermann, whose complex and exuberant work is rooted in the concepts of geography and migration. As part of Galerie Daniel Templon’s 50th birthday celebrations, Franz Ackermann is transforming the now-historic gallery space on Rue Beaubourg.
Collage, drawing, graphic design...
Templon Gallery
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Choices Paris — Collectors weekend
Past: May 21 → 22, 2016
Throughout 2 days, CHOICES presents a program encompassing almost 40 Parisian galleries and a collective exhibition which is this year being held at the Palais de Tokyo. In the program: openings, performances, meetings with the artists, gallery staff and curators.
Choices Paris — Collectors weekend
Past: May 21 → 22, 2016
Throughout 2 days, CHOICES presents a program encompassing almost 40 Parisian galleries and a collective exhibition which is this year being held at the Palais de Tokyo. In the program: openings, performances, meetings with the artists, gallery staff and curators.
Event
Mixed media
Multiple venues
Archives
Choices Paris — NextLevel Galerie
Past: May 21 → 22, 2016
San Francisco-based artist John Chiara (born in 1971) pushes the boundaries of the photographic medium through his choice of process and the mastery of its possibilities. His approach is distinguished by its incredible physicality and recalls the early days of the medium when artists dealt with heavy, awkward equipment and endured long exposure and development times. Chiara’s giant cameras, which he designed and built himself, are transported to locations on a flatbed trailer to produce one-of-a-kind large-scale prints. The design of the cameras, which is much like daguerreotype box cameras, allows the artist to simultaneously shoot and perform his darkroom work while images are recorded directly onto oversized photosensitive paper (not film). This process, which Chiara first discovered as a student in 1999, invites anomalies in his final prints and adds to the mystery and lyricism of his pictures.
Choices Paris — NextLevel Galerie
Past: May 21 → 22, 2016
San Francisco-based artist John Chiara (born in 1971) pushes the boundaries of the photographic medium through his choice of process and the mastery of its possibilities. His approach is distinguished by its incredible physicality and recalls the early days of the medium when artists dealt with heavy, awkward equipment and endured long exposure and development times. Chiara’s giant cameras, which he designed and built himself, are transported to locations on a flatbed trailer to produce one-of-a-kind large-scale prints. The design of the cameras, which is much like daguerreotype box cameras, allows the artist to simultaneously shoot and perform his darkroom work while images are recorded directly onto oversized photosensitive paper (not film). This process, which Chiara first discovered as a student in 1999, invites anomalies in his final prints and adds to the mystery and lyricism of his pictures.
Event
Mixed media
Multiple venues
Archives
Arman — Accumulations 1960-64
Past: February 27 → April 6, 2016
Galerie Daniel Templon is holding a solo exhibition of work by French artist Arman, focusing on “Accumulations”, one of the best known series produced by a leading figure of the Nouveau Réalisme movement, the show features around forty historical sculptures produced between 1960 and 1964.
Arman — Accumulations 1960-64
Past: February 27 → April 6, 2016
Galerie Daniel Templon is holding a solo exhibition of work by French artist Arman, focusing on “Accumulations”, one of the best known series produced by a leading figure of the Nouveau Réalisme movement, the show features around forty historical sculptures produced between 1960 and 1964.
Sculpture
Templon Gallery
Archives
René Wirths — Jazz
Past: February 27 → April 6, 2016
Six years after his last Paris exhibition, Belin artist René Wirths is returning to the French capital with a new project centring on objects and their representation. His work will be shown in the Impasse Beaubourg space in an echo of Accumulations, the exhibition of Arman’s work showing in Galerie Daniel Templon’s other space opposite, on Rue Beaubourg.
René Wirths — Jazz
Past: February 27 → April 6, 2016
Six years after his last Paris exhibition, Belin artist René Wirths is returning to the French capital with a new project centring on objects and their representation. His work will be shown in the Impasse Beaubourg space in an echo of Accumulations, the exhibition of Arman’s work showing in Galerie Daniel Templon’s other space opposite, on Rue Beaubourg.
Painting
Templon Gallery
Archives
Oda Jaune — Blue Skies
Past: January 9 → February 20, 2016
Bulgarian artist Oda Jaune is returning to Galerie Templon for the first time in five years with a major exhibition of paintings.
Oda Jaune belongs to the generation of young artists who have introduced a new and singular vividness to the practice of figurative painting.
Oda Jaune — Blue Skies
Past: January 9 → February 20, 2016
Bulgarian artist Oda Jaune is returning to Galerie Templon for the first time in five years with a major exhibition of paintings.
Oda Jaune belongs to the generation of young artists who have introduced a new and singular vividness to the practice of figurative painting.
Painting
Templon Gallery
Archives
Daniel Dezeuze — Tableaux-valises et dessins
Past: January 9 → February 20, 2016
Can we grasp a traveller’s journey? Or a butterfly’s flight? Daniel Dezeuze summons up the shades of Euclid and Lewis Carroll in a new exhibition punctuated by topological twists, Euclidian exclamations and cases-as-paintings.
Daniel Dezeuze — Tableaux-valises et dessins
Past: January 9 → February 20, 2016
Can we grasp a traveller’s journey? Or a butterfly’s flight? Daniel Dezeuze summons up the shades of Euclid and Lewis Carroll in a new exhibition punctuated by topological twists, Euclidian exclamations and cases-as-paintings.
Collage, drawing, installation...
Templon Gallery
Archives
Belgique
Past: November 5 → December 31, 2015
Galerie Templon is presenting a collective exhibition featuring nine artists, all leading figures on the Belgian contemporary art scene. Over twenty works loaned taken from museums, private collections and the artists’ studios provide a subjective and beguiling overview of Belgian contemporary art from the 1990s through to the 2010s.
Belgique
Past: November 5 → December 31, 2015
Galerie Templon is presenting a collective exhibition featuring nine artists, all leading figures on the Belgian contemporary art scene. Over twenty works loaned taken from museums, private collections and the artists’ studios provide a subjective and beguiling overview of Belgian contemporary art from the 1990s through to the 2010s.
Drawing, print, installation...
Templon Gallery
Archives
Jitish Kallat — The Infinite Episode
Past: September 5 → October 31, 2015
Two years after the success of his first solo exhibition in Paris and following the critically acclaimed Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2014 that he curated, Mumbai-based artist Jitish Kallat returns to France with an exhibition titled The Infinite Episode.
Jitish Kallat — The Infinite Episode
Past: September 5 → October 31, 2015
Two years after the success of his first solo exhibition in Paris and following the critically acclaimed Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2014 that he curated, Mumbai-based artist Jitish Kallat returns to France with an exhibition titled The Infinite Episode.
Collage, drawing, film...
Templon Gallery
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Jim Dine — City of Glass
Past: June 6 → July 24, 2015
Happenings pioneer and one of the original Pop Art protagonists, known for experimenting with a range of techniques, American artist Jim Dine has chosen to celebrate his 80th birthday with a new installation in Paris: “City of Glass”.
Jim Dine — City of Glass
Past: June 6 → July 24, 2015
Happenings pioneer and one of the original Pop Art protagonists, known for experimenting with a range of techniques, American artist Jim Dine has chosen to celebrate his 80th birthday with a new installation in Paris: “City of Glass”.
Drawing, installation, painting...
Templon Gallery
Archives
Oda Jaune — Masks
Past: June 6 → July 24, 2015
German-Bulgarian painter Oda Jaune presents a new series of watercolours that examine the idea of the mask.
These new works present ambiguous scenes depicting characters confronting metamorphosis and the interplay of transformation and concealment.
Oda Jaune — Masks
Past: June 6 → July 24, 2015
German-Bulgarian painter Oda Jaune presents a new series of watercolours that examine the idea of the mask.
These new works present ambiguous scenes depicting characters confronting metamorphosis and the interplay of transformation and concealment.
Drawing, print
Templon Gallery
Archives
Jules Olitski — Paintings from the 70s
Past: April 18 → May 30, 2015
Galerie Templon presents an outstanding collection of paintings from the 1970s by Jules Olitski. He is one of Color Field Painting’s key figures as defined by US critic Clement Greenberg, whose pioneers include Barnett Newman, Mark Rothko and Clyfford Still.
Jules Olitski — Paintings from the 70s
Past: April 18 → May 30, 2015
Galerie Templon presents an outstanding collection of paintings from the 1970s by Jules Olitski. He is one of Color Field Painting’s key figures as defined by US critic Clement Greenberg, whose pioneers include Barnett Newman, Mark Rothko and Clyfford Still.
Painting
Templon Gallery
Archives
Ulrich Lamsfuss — Nitidezza
Past: April 18 → May 30, 2015
Ulrich Lamsfuss presents a new series of seemingly hyperrealist paintings on the theme of desire at the Templon gallery. He works from photographs selected from an extremely wide range of sources: press, internet, sales catalogues, technical publications and art history.
Ulrich Lamsfuss — Nitidezza
Past: April 18 → May 30, 2015
Ulrich Lamsfuss presents a new series of seemingly hyperrealist paintings on the theme of desire at the Templon gallery. He works from photographs selected from an extremely wide range of sources: press, internet, sales catalogues, technical publications and art history.
Painting
Templon Gallery
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Jan Fabre — Hommage à Jérôme Bosh au Congo / Hommage au Congo belge
Past: February 28 → April 11, 2015
In 2010, the fiftieth anniversary of Congolese independence, Fabre decided to turn his focus to his country’s colonial past. Jan Fabre offers a critical portrait using propaganda images of a Congo ‘made in Belgium’, using his favourite material, beetle wing sheathes — or elytra.
Jan Fabre — Hommage à Jérôme Bosh au Congo / Hommage au Congo belge
Past: February 28 → April 11, 2015
In 2010, the fiftieth anniversary of Congolese independence, Fabre decided to turn his focus to his country’s colonial past. Jan Fabre offers a critical portrait using propaganda images of a Congo ‘made in Belgium’, using his favourite material, beetle wing sheathes — or elytra.
Collage, installation, sculpture...
Templon Gallery
Archives
Jonathan Meese — Parsifal de Large
Past: January 10 → February 21, 2015
Jonathan Meese is returning to Galerie Templon with a previously unseen series of paintings centring on Parsifal, Richard Wagner’s final masterpiece. A self-proclaimed high priest of the dictatorship of art, Jonathan Meese puts all his considerable creative energy into what Wagner called a “festival play for the consecration of the stage.”
Jonathan Meese — Parsifal de Large
Past: January 10 → February 21, 2015
Jonathan Meese is returning to Galerie Templon with a previously unseen series of paintings centring on Parsifal, Richard Wagner’s final masterpiece. A self-proclaimed high priest of the dictatorship of art, Jonathan Meese puts all his considerable creative energy into what Wagner called a “festival play for the consecration of the stage.”
Painting
Templon Gallery
Archives
David LaChapelle — Land Scape
Past: October 30 → December 23, 2014
American photographer David LaChapelle is returning to Galerie Daniel Templon with a striking exhibition centering on industrial landscapes. Known internationally for his thought-provoking images, LaChapelle’s newest series “Land Scape” uses hand-crafted scale models to explore the infrastructure of oil production and distribution.
David LaChapelle — Land Scape
Past: October 30 → December 23, 2014
American photographer David LaChapelle is returning to Galerie Daniel Templon with a striking exhibition centering on industrial landscapes. Known internationally for his thought-provoking images, LaChapelle’s newest series “Land Scape” uses hand-crafted scale models to explore the infrastructure of oil production and distribution.
Photography
Templon Gallery
Archives
Daniel Dezeuze — Battements, chemins
Past: September 6 → October 25, 2014
Daniel Dezeuze has spent forty years exploring and questioning the concepts that underpin painting, galleries and space. The artist appropriates a wide variety of techniques, offering a reinterpretation of American art, both abstract and minimalist, while constantly experimenting with what are seen as basic materials.
Daniel Dezeuze — Battements, chemins
Past: September 6 → October 25, 2014
Daniel Dezeuze has spent forty years exploring and questioning the concepts that underpin painting, galleries and space. The artist appropriates a wide variety of techniques, offering a reinterpretation of American art, both abstract and minimalist, while constantly experimenting with what are seen as basic materials.
Painting, sculpture, mixed media
Templon Gallery
Archives
Anthony Caro — Last works
Past: September 6 → October 25, 2014
Anthony Caro is considered to be one of the greatest sculptors of the last fifty years. “Last Works”, a selection of sculptures from his final two years comprising steel pipes, beams, discs and farm tools, reveal new facets of his work.
Anthony Caro — Last works
Past: September 6 → October 25, 2014
Anthony Caro is considered to be one of the greatest sculptors of the last fifty years. “Last Works”, a selection of sculptures from his final two years comprising steel pipes, beams, discs and farm tools, reveal new facets of his work.
Sculpture
Templon Gallery
Archives
Chiharu Shiota — Small Room
Past: June 7 → July 23, 2014
After two successful exhibitions at the Pittsburg Mattress Factor and at Art Unlimited Bâle in 2013, the Japanese artist Chiharu Shiota is filling the Daniel Templon gallery with a new project: “Small Room”. The artist transforms the gallery space with a spectacular installation of suitcases.
Chiharu Shiota — Small Room
Past: June 7 → July 23, 2014
After two successful exhibitions at the Pittsburg Mattress Factor and at Art Unlimited Bâle in 2013, the Japanese artist Chiharu Shiota is filling the Daniel Templon gallery with a new project: “Small Room”. The artist transforms the gallery space with a spectacular installation of suitcases.
Installation, sculpture, mixed media
Templon Gallery
Archives
Norbert Bisky — Works on paper
Past: June 7 → July 23, 2014
Norbert Bisky’s figurative style of painting, conjuring up the socialist realism he experienced as a child in GDR, is striking in its use of shimmering colours and its apocalyptic visions. Peopled by beautiful young men, his work depicts ambiguous scenes that lie somewhere between natural catastrophe, battlefield and festivities.
Norbert Bisky — Works on paper
Past: June 7 → July 23, 2014
Norbert Bisky’s figurative style of painting, conjuring up the socialist realism he experienced as a child in GDR, is striking in its use of shimmering colours and its apocalyptic visions. Peopled by beautiful young men, his work depicts ambiguous scenes that lie somewhere between natural catastrophe, battlefield and festivities.
Drawing, painting
Templon Gallery
Archives
Yue Minjun
Past: November 9 → December 28, 2013
Having become the unchanging model of his pictures, Yue Minjun’s portrait is constantly reinterpreted, sometimes multiplied, in compositions which alternate between the grotesque and the poetic. The new exhibition at the Templon gallery features the themes of vanity and of the self-portrait.
Yue Minjun
Past: November 9 → December 28, 2013
Having become the unchanging model of his pictures, Yue Minjun’s portrait is constantly reinterpreted, sometimes multiplied, in compositions which alternate between the grotesque and the poetic. The new exhibition at the Templon gallery features the themes of vanity and of the self-portrait.
Painting, sculpture
Templon Gallery
Archives
Asim Waqif — Epreuves
Past: November 9 → December 21, 2013
A year on from the big impact young Indian artist Asim Waqif made at the Palais de Tokyo with his Bordel Monstre installation, he is exhibiting his work at a French gallery for the first time with the spectacular interactive in situ installation Venu, an enormous bamboo structure fitted with sensors that respond to touch, sound, light and vibration.
Asim Waqif — Epreuves
Past: November 9 → December 21, 2013
A year on from the big impact young Indian artist Asim Waqif made at the Palais de Tokyo with his Bordel Monstre installation, he is exhibiting his work at a French gallery for the first time with the spectacular interactive in situ installation Venu, an enormous bamboo structure fitted with sensors that respond to touch, sound, light and vibration.
Architecture, urban art, installation...
Templon Gallery
Archives
Jitish Kallat — The Hour of the Day of the Month of the Season
Past: September 7 → November 2, 2013
Jitish Kallat’s works emerge out of varied autobiographical, art-historical and political references. The artist takes an ironic and poetic look at the altered relationship between nature and culture, the strangeness that lies at the heart of everyday life, the enduring presence of the spiritual at the heart of material deterioration.
Jitish Kallat — The Hour of the Day of the Month of the Season
Past: September 7 → November 2, 2013
Jitish Kallat’s works emerge out of varied autobiographical, art-historical and political references. The artist takes an ironic and poetic look at the altered relationship between nature and culture, the strangeness that lies at the heart of everyday life, the enduring presence of the spiritual at the heart of material deterioration.
Installation, painting, photography...
Templon Gallery
Archives
David Lachapelle — Still Life
Past: June 6 → July 26, 2013
Reflecting on the fragility of fame and power of the Hollywood Star System, the series Still Life examines the appeal for us of the stars’ replicas, their wax figures. These human “still lifes” with broken faces, also relate to our fascination for the spectacle of the downfall of our once adulated heroes.
David Lachapelle — Still Life
Past: June 6 → July 26, 2013
Reflecting on the fragility of fame and power of the Hollywood Star System, the series Still Life examines the appeal for us of the stars’ replicas, their wax figures. These human “still lifes” with broken faces, also relate to our fascination for the spectacle of the downfall of our once adulated heroes.
Photography
Templon Gallery
Archives
Iván Navarro — Where is the Next War?
Past: April 25 → June 1, 2013
Chilean conceptual artist Iván Navarro uses light as his raw material, turning objects into electric sculptures and transforming the exhibition space by means of visual interplay. His work appropriates the icons of modernism as it deplores the risk of formalism that has been emptied of all forms of engagement.
Iván Navarro — Where is the Next War?
Past: April 25 → June 1, 2013
Chilean conceptual artist Iván Navarro uses light as his raw material, turning objects into electric sculptures and transforming the exhibition space by means of visual interplay. His work appropriates the icons of modernism as it deplores the risk of formalism that has been emptied of all forms of engagement.
Architecture, installation, new media...
Templon Gallery
Archives
Jan Fabre — Gisants — Hommage à E.C. Crosby et K.Z. Lorenz
Past: February 28 → April 20, 2013
Jan Fabre turns his attention to the secular tradition of displaying death. If funerary sculptures invite us to meditate on the vanity of existence, the settings created by the artist question humanity’s ties with nature as well as its own nature.
Jan Fabre — Gisants — Hommage à E.C. Crosby et K.Z. Lorenz
Past: February 28 → April 20, 2013
Jan Fabre turns his attention to the secular tradition of displaying death. If funerary sculptures invite us to meditate on the vanity of existence, the settings created by the artist question humanity’s ties with nature as well as its own nature.
Architecture, installation, sculpture
Templon Gallery
Archives
Philippe Cognée
Past: January 10 → February 23, 2013
Philippe Cognée has spent twenty years exploring the possibilities of thinning away the image. He has developed a very specific technique based on a combination of photography and the visual effect created by melting wax painting on canvas. Urban architecture, aerial views, supermarkets are just a few of the themes that capture his imagination.
Philippe Cognée
Past: January 10 → February 23, 2013
Philippe Cognée has spent twenty years exploring the possibilities of thinning away the image. He has developed a very specific technique based on a combination of photography and the visual effect created by melting wax painting on canvas. Urban architecture, aerial views, supermarkets are just a few of the themes that capture his imagination.
Installation, painting
Templon Gallery
Archives
Kehinde Wiley — The World Stage: France, 1880-1960
Past: October 27 → December 22, 2012
Galerie Daniel Templon is presenting the first solo show in France by painter Kehinde Wiley, renowned in the United States as one of the most promising artists of his generation. To mark this event, Wiley has devised a new project, taking him from Morocco to Cameroon on an unexpected journey across the African continent.
Kehinde Wiley — The World Stage: France, 1880-1960
Past: October 27 → December 22, 2012
Galerie Daniel Templon is presenting the first solo show in France by painter Kehinde Wiley, renowned in the United States as one of the most promising artists of his generation. To mark this event, Wiley has devised a new project, taking him from Morocco to Cameroon on an unexpected journey across the African continent.
Painting
Templon Gallery
Archives
Ulrich Lamsfuss — Afternoons in Utopia
Past: June 9 → July 21, 2012
After a five-year absence from France, young Berlin-based painter Ulrich Lamsfuss returns to Galerie Daniel Templon with a new series of hyperreal paintings: off-beat and unsettling, they challenge concepts of originality. For this exhibition, the artist has chosen to construct a journey with the portrait as its theme.
Ulrich Lamsfuss — Afternoons in Utopia
Past: June 9 → July 21, 2012
After a five-year absence from France, young Berlin-based painter Ulrich Lamsfuss returns to Galerie Daniel Templon with a new series of hyperreal paintings: off-beat and unsettling, they challenge concepts of originality. For this exhibition, the artist has chosen to construct a journey with the portrait as its theme.
Painting
Templon Gallery
Archives
Jean-Michel Alberola — Trente ans
Past: June 9 → July 21, 2012
In celebration of the anniversary of his first show at the Galerie Templon, in 1982, Jean-Michel Alberola presents “Trente and”, an installation combining paintings on paper, a wall painting and a new neon piece. This exhibition of all-new works echoes the artist’s large “Chambre des instructions” installation that recently went on show in the new Palais de Tokyo in Paris.
Jean-Michel Alberola — Trente ans
Past: June 9 → July 21, 2012
In celebration of the anniversary of his first show at the Galerie Templon, in 1982, Jean-Michel Alberola presents “Trente and”, an installation combining paintings on paper, a wall painting and a new neon piece. This exhibition of all-new works echoes the artist’s large “Chambre des instructions” installation that recently went on show in the new Palais de Tokyo in Paris.
Drawing, installation, mixed media
Templon Gallery
Archives
Julião Sarmento — Quelques Jeux Interdits
Past: January 7 → February 18, 2012
Julião Sarmento combines fragments of photographs and texts with his graphic images executed in graphite. Human silhouettes, architectural images and words are subjected to the same process of obliteration, effected by means of a cinematographic approach to framing the subjects, an unfinished gesture or a thick layer of acrylic paint that swallows them up.
Julião Sarmento — Quelques Jeux Interdits
Past: January 7 → February 18, 2012
Julião Sarmento combines fragments of photographs and texts with his graphic images executed in graphite. Human silhouettes, architectural images and words are subjected to the same process of obliteration, effected by means of a cinematographic approach to framing the subjects, an unfinished gesture or a thick layer of acrylic paint that swallows them up.
Drawing, installation, painting...
Templon Gallery
Archives
Chiharu Shiota — Infinity
Past: January 7 → February 18, 2012
Chiharu Shiota combines performance, body art and installations in a process that places the body at the centre of her sculptural work. Her artistic language was influenced by pioneering artists Louise Bourgeois, Eva Hesse and Ana Mendieta, both in terms of physical experimentation and the focus on the unconscious, and the choice of delicate materials.
Chiharu Shiota — Infinity
Past: January 7 → February 18, 2012
Chiharu Shiota combines performance, body art and installations in a process that places the body at the centre of her sculptural work. Her artistic language was influenced by pioneering artists Louise Bourgeois, Eva Hesse and Ana Mendieta, both in terms of physical experimentation and the focus on the unconscious, and the choice of delicate materials.
Installation, performance, sculpture
Templon Gallery
Archives
Norbert Bisky — Decompression
Past: November 5 → December 31, 2011
Young German painter Norbert Bisky is unveiling a series of spectacular works for his first show at Galerie Templon. The exhibition features a blend of eroticism and violence. Norbert Bisky’s figurative style of painting, conjuring up the socialist realism he experienced as a child in GDR, is striking in its use of shimmering colours and its apocalyptic visions.
Norbert Bisky — Decompression
Past: November 5 → December 31, 2011
Young German painter Norbert Bisky is unveiling a series of spectacular works for his first show at Galerie Templon. The exhibition features a blend of eroticism and violence. Norbert Bisky’s figurative style of painting, conjuring up the socialist realism he experienced as a child in GDR, is striking in its use of shimmering colours and its apocalyptic visions.
Drawing, painting
Templon Gallery
Archives
He An
Past: November 5 → December 24, 2011
He An’s neon and LED sculptures are made up of characters stolen from the neon signs that light up his native city of Wuhan. Using these salvaged ideograms, often time — and weather — damaged, the artist recreates the names of people who are dear to him. For example, we see the name of his father and of a Japanese erotic actress.
He An
Past: November 5 → December 24, 2011
He An’s neon and LED sculptures are made up of characters stolen from the neon signs that light up his native city of Wuhan. Using these salvaged ideograms, often time — and weather — damaged, the artist recreates the names of people who are dear to him. For example, we see the name of his father and of a Japanese erotic actress.
Installation, photography, mixed media
Templon Gallery
Archives
Gérard Garouste — Walpurgisnachtstraum (Songe d’une nuit de Walpurgis)
Past: September 8 → October 29, 2011
Gérard Garouste returns to Galerie Templon to show a new collection of his works inspired by Goethe’s Faust. Gérard Garouste has long been fascinated with the influence of Christianity on our culture, and has chosen to explore the myth of Faust as presented by Goethe in 1808: a man arguing with God and the Devil about his fate.
Gérard Garouste — Walpurgisnachtstraum (Songe d’une nuit de Walpurgis)
Past: September 8 → October 29, 2011
Gérard Garouste returns to Galerie Templon to show a new collection of his works inspired by Goethe’s Faust. Gérard Garouste has long been fascinated with the influence of Christianity on our culture, and has chosen to explore the myth of Faust as presented by Goethe in 1808: a man arguing with God and the Devil about his fate.
Drawing, painting, sculpture
Templon Gallery
Archives
Sudarshan Shetty — Between the tea cup and a sinking constellation
Past: May 21 → July 23, 2011
This conceptual artist is renowned for his enigmatic sculptural installations, which are often animated. He is one of the most innovative of the current generation of Indian artists making a name for themselves on the international scene, along with artists such as Subodh Gupta, Bharti Kher and Jitish Kallat.
Sudarshan Shetty — Between the tea cup and a sinking constellation
Past: May 21 → July 23, 2011
This conceptual artist is renowned for his enigmatic sculptural installations, which are often animated. He is one of the most innovative of the current generation of Indian artists making a name for themselves on the international scene, along with artists such as Subodh Gupta, Bharti Kher and Jitish Kallat.
Installation, sculpture
Templon Gallery
Archives
Tunga — Présolaires
Past: May 28 → July 23, 2011
Architecte de formation, Tunga a développé une œuvre à la fois conceptuelle et baroque, intégrant dans des dispositifs sculpturaux complexes références littéraires, vidéo et performance. Passionné d’alchimie et grand érudit, l’artiste fait de la science des transformations l’un des fondamentaux de son travail.
Tunga — Présolaires
Past: May 28 → July 23, 2011
Architecte de formation, Tunga a développé une œuvre à la fois conceptuelle et baroque, intégrant dans des dispositifs sculpturaux complexes références littéraires, vidéo et performance. Passionné d’alchimie et grand érudit, l’artiste fait de la science des transformations l’un des fondamentaux de son travail.
Performance, sculpture, video
Templon Gallery
Archives
Jan Fabre — Chimères et Portrait d’un artiste en évasion
Past: April 14 → May 21, 2011
Galerie Templon will devote its two spaces to show two artistic projects by Jan Fabre: rue Beaubourg and Impasse Beaubourg. “Jan Fabre is a gangster alchemist who is obsessed by everything that changes. His works always focus on the interaction between (…) the bodily and the spiritual” — Paul Demets.
Jan Fabre — Chimères et Portrait d’un artiste en évasion
Past: April 14 → May 21, 2011
Galerie Templon will devote its two spaces to show two artistic projects by Jan Fabre: rue Beaubourg and Impasse Beaubourg. “Jan Fabre is a gangster alchemist who is obsessed by everything that changes. His works always focus on the interaction between (…) the bodily and the spiritual” — Paul Demets.
Drawing, film, installation...
Templon Gallery
Archives
James Casebere — House
Past: February 26 → April 9, 2011
Peut-être le plus ambitieux projet de James Casebere à ce jour, House est un ensemble de photographies en couleur recréant une banlieue idéale. Cet espace imaginaire est le fruit des impressions de l’artiste liées au Dutchess County aux Etats-Unis. Il a fallu deux années de travail pour achever la maquette gigantesque photographiée en studio…
James Casebere — House
Past: February 26 → April 9, 2011
Peut-être le plus ambitieux projet de James Casebere à ce jour, House est un ensemble de photographies en couleur recréant une banlieue idéale. Cet espace imaginaire est le fruit des impressions de l’artiste liées au Dutchess County aux Etats-Unis. Il a fallu deux années de travail pour achever la maquette gigantesque photographiée en studio…
Photography
Templon Gallery
Archives
Oda Jaune — Once in a Blue Moon
Past: November 6 → December 31, 2010
Les tableaux de l’artiste livrent des scènes inquiétantes où se mêlent douceur et violence. Elles témoignent d’une absence totale d’inhibition et réclament du spectateur le même abandon. « Je peux peut-être soulager la peur du spectateur, j’essaie d’extraire ce qui est bon, beau ou même drôle de ces motifs encombrés de peur ».
Oda Jaune — Once in a Blue Moon
Past: November 6 → December 31, 2010
Les tableaux de l’artiste livrent des scènes inquiétantes où se mêlent douceur et violence. Elles témoignent d’une absence totale d’inhibition et réclament du spectateur le même abandon. « Je peux peut-être soulager la peur du spectateur, j’essaie d’extraire ce qui est bon, beau ou même drôle de ces motifs encombrés de peur ».
Painting
Templon Gallery
Archives
René Wirths — La vie
Past: March 13 → April 24, 2010
After the success of his still lifes show last year, the young Berlin-based artist René Wirths returns to the Impasse Beaubourg with a new project that examines lives. Butterflies, portraits, children’s drawings and other symbols of the frailty of existence are all executed in stark profile with an uncanny level of realism.
René Wirths — La vie
Past: March 13 → April 24, 2010
After the success of his still lifes show last year, the young Berlin-based artist René Wirths returns to the Impasse Beaubourg with a new project that examines lives. Butterflies, portraits, children’s drawings and other symbols of the frailty of existence are all executed in stark profile with an uncanny level of realism.
Painting
Templon Gallery
03 Le Marais
03 Le Marais
30, rue Beaubourg
28, rue du Grenier Saint-Lazare
75003 Paris
T. 01 42 72 14 10 — F. 01 42 77 45 36
Arts et Métiers
Etienne Marcel
Hôtel de Ville
Rambuteau
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Tuesday – Saturday, 10 AM – 7 PM
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