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Loevenbruck Gallery
Loevenbruck Gallery La galerie Loevenbruck a ouvert son premier espace d’exposition en 2001 à Saint-Germain-des-Prés, 40 rue de Seine, 2 rue de L’Échaudé. Désireuse de conserver cette identité Germano-pratine, la galerie Loevenbruck change de lieu en 2010 et se déplace 6, rue Jacques Callot, en lieu et place de la Galerie Darthea Speyer.
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Edouard Levé Edouard Levé Photography Lying down on a sofa and remembering Levé’s images, his studio compositions and his daytime outdoor photos is a bit like closing your eyes, or boarding the train of your own fantasies and watching the scenery fly by. At other times one has the impression one is entering a maze. That is an effect of the serial images, and of the series of images.
Philippe Mayaux Philippe Mayaux Painting, sculpture Painter of placebos for domestic use, sculptor of electric logs, poet of the ‘fire which burns in a plasterboard hearth’, technician of the endless screw, originator of ‘l’avancée du Désert’, Philippe Mayaux is a magnificent traitor. He makes us touch the sublime in order the better to break the toys which fascinate us.
Arnaud Labelle-Rojoux Arnaud Labelle-Rojoux Painting, drawing... However hard I try to define myself, I can never do it, or at least in a very banal way through the kind of biographical details you find on the glossy covers of novels: a date of birth, two or three or ten exhibitions, a few books and a few more or less prestigious baubles.
Loevenbruck Gallery Gallery
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6, rue Jacques Callot

75006 Paris

T. 01 53 10 85 68 — F. 01 53 10 89 72

www.loevenbruck.com

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Saint-Germain-des-Prés

Opening hours

Tuesday – Saturday, 11 AM – 7 PM
Other times by appointment