The exhibition of Septermber in Lyon is entitled Motifs and finds echoes in silk factory, in the reflections of silk, in the shimmering colors of the textile, Adrien Jutard wields ultra-brilliance.

A passionate, polymorphic and experimental artist, David Hockney has made himself famous for his portraits, landscapes and still-lives. The Louis Gendre gallery presents a collection of digital drawings and works produced on iPad. Now living in Normandy, David Hockney always draws on his iPad and stated: “It's a faster medium than painting. For a drawer, speed is the key."

The 193 Gallery opens its new exhibition space at the 24 rue Béranger, Paris, on the May 20 2021. On this occasion, are presented two Solo Show with Thandiwe Muriu and Ti’Punch Molotov.

Perrotin is delighted to host the first exhibition by Alain Jacquet upon representation of the Estate. This major presentation, spanning several decades of the artist’s carrer, is displayed on all three gallery spaces in Marais and was conceived in close association with the family of the artist.

Courtesy Perrotin Paris © Photo: Claire Dorn

Galerie Mitterrand is delighted to present a set of works by Niki de Saint Phalle which focuses on the motif of the Nana, a major figure in the French-American artist's work. Small or very large, motorized or screen-printed, since 1965 the Nanas have been these feminine sculptures, round and sexy, in shimmering and bright colors, representative of Niki de Saint Phalle's work.

Courtesy Galerie Mitterrand

Prélude de l'élan visible series has been inspired by the artist, after he was marked by the recent accounts of violence and arrests. Massinissa Selmani wanted to translate this use of excessive physical and institutional force. Nevertheless, he does not aim here to describe a specific action or event, but rather a situation in which the violence of authority is played out in the face of its being challenged through various forms of protest.

An unclassifiable artist, Jean-Michel Alberola has devised a multi-faceted exhibition for Galerie Templon: The King of Nothing, the Queen of England and the Others. Canvases, silkscreens, papers and a painted wall lay down the markers for an enigmatic and engrossing journey, where figurative fragments, abstract elements, literary and musical evocations intermingle.

Yan Pei-Ming’s new series of works explore the complexities of current global developments and their multilayered impact on a societal, personal and emotional level. While in recent years Yan Pei-Ming’s practice has been characterised by his engagement with the works and legacies of other painters - including Velzasquez and Rembrandt, this exhibition marks the artist’s return to the self. Created during the last few months, the self-portraits and still-lifes in this exhibition are emotionally charged with the feelings of constriction and solitude that were experienced during the artist's confinement.

Mayoral presents an original dialogue between Joan Miró (1893-1983) and Zao Wou-Ki (1920-2013), highlighting the parallel trajectory of these two great figures of Modern art. Salomé Zelic, the curator of the exhibition, brings together works that allow a conversation between the two artists to emerge. They shared friendships, common inspirations, a particular sensitivity for the gesture, sign and light, and above all, a profoundly poetic approach to their artistic practices.

For this new exhibition, "From Inside", Kiki Smith has brought together a group of new bronzes representing hands, which she juxtaposes with two great emblematic works from the 1990s: wall mounted sculptures of human figures, a masculine Ice Man and a feminine Black Madonna. She has added a series of delicate drawings from 1995 representing parts of the female body, as well as a rare series of engravings: “Possession is nine-tenths of the law” from 1985. Thus, the artist is showcasing the continuity and coherence of her work over the years.

From 20 May to 10 July, the exhibition Elementary Signs presented at the gallery A&R Fleury, avenue Matignon, in the heart of Paris 8th district, gathers about fifteen large- format artworks of Bernar Venet (1941, Château-Arnoux-Saint-Auban), French visual artist, an iconic figure of the conceptual art of the 1960s-1970s, known in particular for his monumental steel sculptures.

With Seven Stories About Mirrors, the Swedish duo Front (Sofia Lagerkvist & Anna Lindgren) proposes a new set of “mirrors” conceived from intertwined cultural and historical references, as well as drawing on traditional techniques and a variety of materials.

Vive l’Afrique!! is an opportunity for agnès b. to introduce the public to some to the artists discovered by André Magnin and represented by the gallery MAGNIN-A. Testifying to her active support of African art over twenty-five years, agnès b. exhibits an eclectic panorama of contemporary creation on the African continent.

Boaz is the legend. It is the postulate of the project and it is the community where he lives who decided it, for people need a surface where to project their desire for transcendance ; Boaz is this surface. Yet, him didn’t ask for nothing. He would rather be like any other boy of his age. But he accepts his duty and therefore is nothing, he doesn’t exist by himself and only lives for them.

“In 1978 and 1979 I discovered that there was gold in France’s rivers and streams. I even tried my hand at gold panning in the countryside around Montpellier, during a course I had organized at the time as part of the teacher’s training programme that I was taking."

A painter of the human condition, Cameroonian Jean David Nkot’s work is easily recognisable, with his hyperrealist portraits over mapped backgrounds. Whilst he has focussed on the sorrow of his characters, it is time for them to be redeemed.

Opening 28/08/2021 Using a gun that projets wool, Claude Como creates a symphony of plants forms that proliferate along the walls of the gallery, a wild nature with disturbing dimensions.

"Abstract with a hint of expressionist figuration, Roger-Edgar Gillet (1924-2004) creates a humanity rooted in an allusive readability, with powerful and muted tones of blacks, reds, sienna that light up in white and ocher. Interpreter of a "different art" for Michel Tapié, he puts his energy at the service of a vehement painting." Lydia Harambourg

Since 3 June 2021, for the exhibition untitled Summer Group Show, the Spanish gallery Michel Soskine Inc presents artworks of the following artists : Angel Alonso, Antonio Crespo Foix, Alan Glass, Josep Grau-Garriga, Stefan Holler, Lee Jin Woo, Maryan, Fabien Mérelle and Eduard Steinberg.

From June 4 to 26, the young French painter Idir Davaine presents ‘Sous le Saule’, his first solo exhibition in Paris with Ketabi Projects.

The Gallery Eric Dupont is pleased to present Béhanzin, the second solo exhibition of the artist Roméo Mivekannin organized in its space.

Carrying a strong spiritual and sentimental charge, the works of the Béhanzin series, gathered here are both the witnesses of a troubled historical time; some kind of relics of the colonial history; and the memorial objects that retrace the tormented life of a King in exile.

In partnership with Jeune Création, the Younique Prize aims to showcase and promote the emerging Latin American scene that takes part in the annual exhibition of Jeune Création, during the Latin American and Caribbean Week organized by the Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs. The winner will benefit from a personal exhibition within one year of the award.

Raphaella Riboud-Seydoux and Florian Daguet-Bresson are pleased to present Ceramic Now! an event dedicated to contemporary artists, from 8 June to 17 July 2021.

Ceramic NOW! is the now the unmissable annual event which presents ceramic works by contemporary artists for all over the world. The Galerie Italienne is proud to carry this projet highlighting the diversity and vivacity of a reborn practice.

Come discover the extraordinary objects of the Galerie Jean-Marc Lelouch from 2 pm at the 11 quai Voltaire, in Paris.

The Parisian Galerie Esther Woerdhoff is inauguration its new space in Geneva on 10 June 2021.

First exhibition of the work of Mathias Depardon at Galerie Sit Down, TansAnatolia is a pilgrimage to the borders of Anatolia.

During 5 years, Mathias Depardon captured the "Great Turkey" to the borders of Azerbaijan and Xinjiang, where Turkey still is the "motherland".

31 PROJECT and Charles-Wesley Hourdé will present Objet de rencontres from June 12th to July 24th 2021. This exhibition will bring together a selection of ancient sculptures from sub-Saharan Africa with a series of recent photographs by Maya-Inès Touam, a multidisciplinary artist of Algerian origin.

Perrotin presents an in-depth exploration of this era of Hartung’s work, divided into seven sequences and organized by form and technique. The period is too little-known, despite the full scope of the artist’s 2019 retrospective at the Musée d’art moderne de Paris.

The artwork exhibited at the Galerie Mitterand are inspired by Fragments d'un discours amoureux by the French philosopher Roland Barthes. Working intuitively with word, by "decipher" the fragments, Marie Hazard tries to "weave feelings".

The artist prints painting, words and fragments of poems on her weaving.

A master of technique and form, the leading sculptor of the Nouveau réalisme movement of the 1960s developed a true dialectic of gesture and material that revitalized sculpture in the 20th century: the first assemblages of soldered iron, compressions of automobile scrap metal and all kinds of collected materials, polyurethane expansions, plaster and resin impressions and molds, sculpted bread dough, bronze sculptures, and more.

The Anne de Villepoix Gallery is ​​pleased to present Yveline Tropéa's personal exhibition “The Indiscible”. In the pictorial work of Yveline Tropéa, there could not be a rational explanation so much the intimate stories and the deepest Africa mingle and overlap to give rise to stories that no one can penetrate or see at the naked eye.

Galerie Marguo is pleased to present Moving Inland, a body of new paintings by Swiss-Czech artist Manuel Stehli, on view at the gallery from 23 June to 24 July, 2021.

The paintings presented in Moving Inland – plants, landscapes, pairs of hands and groups of figures arranged in careful repose – seem to linger in an interminable moment composed of dusty pastel hues and geometric distillations, like prototypes for an eventual scenario in which these elements may come to life. The title of the exhibition, however, suggests that a certain motion is already afoot, be it psychological introspection or a tactical retreat.

Danny Ferrell’s new paintings subtly respond to our current American predicament through landscape and luminescence. These portraits no longer inhabit the soft-filtered golden glow of idyllic Americana sunrises and sunsets. Instead, Ferrell has dimmed all the lights, exchanging magic hour for dark twilight disrupted by street lights, telephone wires, and lightning. While his interest in vast radiant skies remains, pointing to Hudson River School-style transcendence, Ferrell has added seemingly artificial lighting, from the circular spotlights in The Divide to the rose saturation of The Stormlands.

Opening in Madrid during Apertura gallery week end

‘Double Sens’ [‘Double Meaning’] brings together the work of two painters, Nazanin Pouyandeh and Stéphane Pencréac’h. The exhibition juxtaposes their respective visions, each of which is made up of illusions, allusions, and inversions that multiply the possible meanings of their work.

The term PARADOXA stems from one of the seven zoological classes that the eighteenth-century Swedish naturalist Carl von Linné established in order to classify animals in Systema Naturæ. The class titled PARADOXA included not only legendary creatures from medieval bestiaries (such as dragons, the Hydra, or the Phoenix), but also real animals (such as narwhales, pelicans, or antelopes), which did not fit into any of the six other classes. The latter set of taxa was thus a paradox in terms of natural history. Animals in it existed but could not be fully identified with any other category of living animals because of their idiosyncratic character. Their own existence could not be comprehended according to common zoological views of the time. As such, these animals created a gap within von Linné’s system

Group show about square. Perfect shape, the square has become an inexhaustible source of inspiration for generations of artists...

Adrien Jutard will be presented for the third time in Lyon. His exhibition "Motifs" resonates with the Lyon textile industry. The artist continues his research in colored windows.

The exhibition of Septermber in Lyon is entitled Motifs and finds echoes in silk factory, in the reflections of silk, in the shimmering colors of the textile, Adrien Jutard wields ultra-brilliance.

On the occasion of the release of Daniel Clarke's collection of drawings, we are organizing a solo show devoted to his works on paper, at the small gallery: 6 rue de Vauzelles, 69001 Lyon.

Rosa Maria Unda Souki will sign her book "What Frida gave me", published in September 2021, Zulma editions, on our gallery booth.

On the occasion of the release of Christine Crozat's monograph, we are organizing a signing session with the artist on our stand!

On the occasion of the release of Daniel Clarke's new collection of drawings: Long Island, Works on paper, we are organizing a signing session with the artist on our stand!

Opening of the show of Alberto Jose Sanchez (Venezuela) and Go Segawa (Japan).