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Jules de Balincourt — There are more eyes than leaves on the trees
Past: July 2 → September 5, 2020
Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac is pleased to present an exhibition of new paintings by Jules de Balincourt. This latest series of abstract landscapes, initiated over a year ago and finalised during the first half of 2020, express a desire for both physical and emotional escape.
Jules de Balincourt — There are more eyes than leaves on the trees
Past: July 2 → September 5, 2020
Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac is pleased to present an exhibition of new paintings by Jules de Balincourt. This latest series of abstract landscapes, initiated over a year ago and finalised during the first half of 2020, express a desire for both physical and emotional escape.
Painting
Thaddaeus Ropac Marais Gallery
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Space Age
Past: September 27 → December 23, 2015
Since the dawn of mankind the sky and outer space have been a field for multiple fascinations, desires, projections and relentless scientific and artistic curiosity. The exhibition explores Daedalus’ and one of humanity’s most archaic collective dreams: the conquest of the skies and the immersion in the cosmos.
Space Age
Past: September 27 → December 23, 2015
Since the dawn of mankind the sky and outer space have been a field for multiple fascinations, desires, projections and relentless scientific and artistic curiosity. The exhibition explores Daedalus’ and one of humanity’s most archaic collective dreams: the conquest of the skies and the immersion in the cosmos.
Collage, installation, painting...
Thaddaeus Ropac Paris Pantin Gallery
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Eurasia. A View on Painting
Past: November 27, 2014 → February 7, 2015
The group exhibition “Eurasia. A View on Painting” brings together the works of 16 artists across different genres and styles and focuses on the possible junctions and their repercussions from East to West and West to East, spanning from Europe to Asia.
Eurasia. A View on Painting
Past: November 27, 2014 → February 7, 2015
The group exhibition “Eurasia. A View on Painting” brings together the works of 16 artists across different genres and styles and focuses on the possible junctions and their repercussions from East to West and West to East, spanning from Europe to Asia.
Painting
Thaddaeus Ropac Paris Pantin Gallery
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Jules de Balincourt — Blue Hours
Past: September 6 → October 18, 2014
Jules de Balincourt explores private themes that evoke architecture, travel, human migrations and artificial places, in a floating, idealised and escapist atmosphere with hints of a pervading vulnerability.
Jules de Balincourt — Blue Hours
Past: September 6 → October 18, 2014
Jules de Balincourt explores private themes that evoke architecture, travel, human migrations and artificial places, in a floating, idealised and escapist atmosphere with hints of a pervading vulnerability.
Painting
Thaddaeus Ropac Marais Gallery
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Disaster — The End of Days
Past: March 3 → July 3, 2013
The theme of disaster has a rich iconography and set of interpretations, and continues to fascinate contemporary artists. This exhibition looks at current perceptions of disaster through a dialogue between artists from a variety of cultural and social backgrounds, working in media from painting to photography, video and installation.
Disaster — The End of Days
Past: March 3 → July 3, 2013
The theme of disaster has a rich iconography and set of interpretations, and continues to fascinate contemporary artists. This exhibition looks at current perceptions of disaster through a dialogue between artists from a variety of cultural and social backgrounds, working in media from painting to photography, video and installation.
Film, installation, painting...
Thaddaeus Ropac Paris Pantin Gallery
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Jules de Balincourt — Worlds Together, Worlds Apart
Past: June 8 → July 2, 2011
Jules de Balincourt’s painting can be interpreted on several different levels. The image is always an encounter and invitation to escape, going from pure utopia to dystopia. Balincourt moves through space, zooming in on details that attract his attention, as what he himself calls a tourist of globalisation.
Jules de Balincourt — Worlds Together, Worlds Apart
Past: June 8 → July 2, 2011
Jules de Balincourt’s painting can be interpreted on several different levels. The image is always an encounter and invitation to escape, going from pure utopia to dystopia. Balincourt moves through space, zooming in on details that attract his attention, as what he himself calls a tourist of globalisation.
Painting
Thaddaeus Ropac Marais Gallery
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