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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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Ali Cherri — On things that move
Past: January 16 → March 22, 2014
Ali Cherri belongs to a generation of artists who make use of video, of archival images and found footage to counter-act the violence of images distributed through the social and mass media, which in the 21st century, more than ever, construct perceptions, sensibilities and opinions.
Ali Cherri — On things that move
Past: January 16 → March 22, 2014
Ali Cherri belongs to a generation of artists who make use of video, of archival images and found footage to counter-act the violence of images distributed through the social and mass media, which in the 21st century, more than ever, construct perceptions, sensibilities and opinions.
Lithography / engraving, sculpture, video
Imane Farès Gallery
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Basma Alsharif — Yazan Khalili — On Love and Other Landscapes
Past: January 31 → March 30, 2013
Basma Alsharif born in Kuwait, lives and works nomadically between the United States, Europe and the Middle East. The subjective experience of statelessness and constant migration is one that informs her work. Yazan Khalili, born in Syria lives in Palestine. He combines in his photography his knowledge and his passion for architecture and design.
Basma Alsharif — Yazan Khalili — On Love and Other Landscapes
Past: January 31 → March 30, 2013
Basma Alsharif born in Kuwait, lives and works nomadically between the United States, Europe and the Middle East. The subjective experience of statelessness and constant migration is one that informs her work. Yazan Khalili, born in Syria lives in Palestine. He combines in his photography his knowledge and his passion for architecture and design.
Photography, video
Imane Farès Gallery
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Younès Rahmoun — Darra
Past: October 18, 2012 → January 26, 2013
The Moroccan artist Younès Rahmoun has developed a multi-faceted œuvre, blending influences from the private universe of his own origins, beliefs and experiences. Setting forth a vocabulary of numbers, of colors and of forms, the artist creates works whose poetic function and formal beauty echo an honest quest for universality.
Younès Rahmoun — Darra
Past: October 18, 2012 → January 26, 2013
The Moroccan artist Younès Rahmoun has developed a multi-faceted œuvre, blending influences from the private universe of his own origins, beliefs and experiences. Setting forth a vocabulary of numbers, of colors and of forms, the artist creates works whose poetic function and formal beauty echo an honest quest for universality.
Drawing, photography, video
Imane Farès Gallery
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Halim Al Karim
Past: May 31 → September 29, 2012
To Halim Al Karim, photography is a means to question, analyse, and understand the essence and complexity of the world around him. His artwork therefore lends itself to decipherment and should be read from the perspective of an existential unveiling, confronting the wounded memory and experience of exile with the desire to lift the mask from a dehumanising reality.
Halim Al Karim
Past: May 31 → September 29, 2012
To Halim Al Karim, photography is a means to question, analyse, and understand the essence and complexity of the world around him. His artwork therefore lends itself to decipherment and should be read from the perspective of an existential unveiling, confronting the wounded memory and experience of exile with the desire to lift the mask from a dehumanising reality.
Photography
Imane Farès Gallery
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No Limit — une œuvre / un artiste
Past: March 10 → May 19, 2012
For “No Limit, One Artist / One work”, Ninar Esber, Gérard Quenum and Younès Rahmoun have each been invited to present one work. As a symbol of life and sustenance, whether it is the central subject of a process of sorting or of a journey in search of a place to grow and blossom, the seed as a theme is the thread that runs through the three works on show.
No Limit — une œuvre / un artiste
Past: March 10 → May 19, 2012
For “No Limit, One Artist / One work”, Ninar Esber, Gérard Quenum and Younès Rahmoun have each been invited to present one work. As a symbol of life and sustenance, whether it is the central subject of a process of sorting or of a journey in search of a place to grow and blossom, the seed as a theme is the thread that runs through the three works on show.
Installation, performance, video
Imane Farès Gallery
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Ali Cherri — Bad Bad Images
Past: November 25, 2011 → February 28, 2012
Ugly, images, nasty images; images that are vicious, mean, defective, inappropriate, incorrect, dangerous, immoral and predominantly violent.
Bad Bad Images tries to highlight violence without attempting to stage or reconfigure it.It tries rather to expose it, trying to go beyond the event itself in order to measure its effects.
Ali Cherri — Bad Bad Images
Past: November 25, 2011 → February 28, 2012
Ugly, images, nasty images; images that are vicious, mean, defective, inappropriate, incorrect, dangerous, immoral and predominantly violent.
Bad Bad Images tries to highlight violence without attempting to stage or reconfigure it.It tries rather to expose it, trying to go beyond the event itself in order to measure its effects.
Installation, photography, screen-printing...
Imane Farès Gallery