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Fiona Banner — Au Cœur des Ténèbres
Past: November 18, 2016 → January 7, 2017
On the occasion of the exhibition, Banner — who continuously investigates the slippage between object, image and text through the prism of graphic and editorial works — has hinged the exhibition on her adaptation of Joseph Conrad’s novella “Heart Of Darkness”.
Fiona Banner — Au Cœur des Ténèbres
Past: November 18, 2016 → January 7, 2017
On the occasion of the exhibition, Banner — who continuously investigates the slippage between object, image and text through the prism of graphic and editorial works — has hinged the exhibition on her adaptation of Joseph Conrad’s novella “Heart Of Darkness”.
Publishing, sculpture, video
Michèle didier Gallery
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Néon — Who’s afraid of red yellow and blue?
Past: February 17 → May 20, 2012
Throughout winter 2012, la maison rouge will stage the first major international exhibition of neon art from the 1950s to the present day. Some one hundred works will be presented in all, many of historical significance, many being shown for the first time. They will include pieces by pioneers from the early 1950s and some of the many contemporary artists.
Néon — Who’s afraid of red yellow and blue?
Past: February 17 → May 20, 2012
Throughout winter 2012, la maison rouge will stage the first major international exhibition of neon art from the 1950s to the present day. Some one hundred works will be presented in all, many of historical significance, many being shown for the first time. They will include pieces by pioneers from the early 1950s and some of the many contemporary artists.
Installation
La Maison Rouge
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Emporte-moi — Sweep me off my feet
Past: May 7 → September 19, 2010
“It might seem like a trivial subject at first but it has unsuspected depth. The emotions of being in love are infinitely complex,” say Frank Lamy and Nathalie de Blois, curators. The exhibition deliberately shuns irony, demonstrating how contemporary artists continue to re-work the textbook rhetoric of love through forceful reinterpretations.
Emporte-moi — Sweep me off my feet
Past: May 7 → September 19, 2010
“It might seem like a trivial subject at first but it has unsuspected depth. The emotions of being in love are infinitely complex,” say Frank Lamy and Nathalie de Blois, curators. The exhibition deliberately shuns irony, demonstrating how contemporary artists continue to re-work the textbook rhetoric of love through forceful reinterpretations.
Drawing, installation, painting...
MAC VAL Musée d'art contemporain du Val-de-Marne