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Joël Andrianomearisoa — Sentimental Acte II
Past: September 28 → December 31, 2013
Joël Andrianomearisoa is changing the secret rhythm of Maison Revue Noire, investing the space with installations, objects, images and videos, aided by some friends and accomplices. Sentimental Act II is a sensorial exploration, an interaction, an experimentation with each person ; a constantly evolving laboratory with encounters and elements in movement.
Joël Andrianomearisoa — Sentimental Acte II
Past: September 28 → December 31, 2013
Joël Andrianomearisoa is changing the secret rhythm of Maison Revue Noire, investing the space with installations, objects, images and videos, aided by some friends and accomplices. Sentimental Act II is a sensorial exploration, an interaction, an experimentation with each person ; a constantly evolving laboratory with encounters and elements in movement.
Architecture, collage, design...
Maison Revue Noire
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Pume — Pourquoi pas Bylex ?
Past: May 23 → October 27, 2012
Bylex is not a person, it is a brand that defines the organization of the world that Pume-Bylex created and in which Pume lives. His works executed with the greatest of hardships — universes retained in glass frames — are year after year on the same themes: bestiary, everyday objects, clothing, and pantheon of ideas.
Pume — Pourquoi pas Bylex ?
Past: May 23 → October 27, 2012
Bylex is not a person, it is a brand that defines the organization of the world that Pume-Bylex created and in which Pume lives. His works executed with the greatest of hardships — universes retained in glass frames — are year after year on the same themes: bestiary, everyday objects, clothing, and pantheon of ideas.
Mixed media
Maison Revue Noire
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Pascale Marthine Tayou
Past: April 21 → July 12, 2011
Pascale Marthine Tayou nous montre depuis longtemps ses dédales d’élucubrations, ses fétiches inventés qui font de lui un artiste, certes qui vient d’Afrique, mais aussi partageur d’une autre réalité plus urbaine, plus axée sur le devenir, plus commune, susceptible de fabriquer d’autres façons de regarder.
Pascale Marthine Tayou
Past: April 21 → July 12, 2011
Pascale Marthine Tayou nous montre depuis longtemps ses dédales d’élucubrations, ses fétiches inventés qui font de lui un artiste, certes qui vient d’Afrique, mais aussi partageur d’une autre réalité plus urbaine, plus axée sur le devenir, plus commune, susceptible de fabriquer d’autres façons de regarder.
Installation, sculpture
Maison Revue Noire