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Les Trois Grâces
Past: May 4 → June 15
The subject of The Three Graces has framed countless images, both known and fantasized. With no pretention of creating a scientific or museum exhibition, it is a contemporary reading of this subject, as old as the world.
Mixed media
Chantal Crousel Gallery
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Haegue Yang — Ovals and Circles
Past: March 16 → April 27
With Ovals and Circles, Haegue Yang presents a new body of works introducing different forms of language and materials that seem distant from her well-known works composed of venetian blinds. Nevertheless, her interest in movement continues and emerges as a leitmotif in her current interest.
Installation, sculpture
Chantal Crousel Gallery
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Clément Rodzielski
Past: January 26 → March 9
The Chantal Crousel Gallery hosts Clément Rodzielski’s second exhibition, after his 2011 exhibition at la Douane.
Before one can even imagine how they might be used, work begins at invervals on all the aluminum plates together. Two effects achieved: reflections and arabesques.
Mixed media
Chantal Crousel Gallery
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Alain Séchas
Past: December 1, 2012 → January 19, 2013
“Just as I took possession of the lithe, mute-faced cat-men and of flirtatious Martian women, whose spiraling movements I arrested in a comical or moving way, I am taking possession of vertical canvas stretchers, oil paints, brushes, and strokes” — Alain Séchas, 2012.
Painting
Chantal Crousel Gallery
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Gabriel Orozco
Past: September 7 → October 20, 2012
Gabriel Orozco has been a renown figure of the international art scene since the early 1990s. An artist in constant movement, with no fixed studio space, he draws his inspiration from the sites he passes through and rejects the idea of national or regional identity.
Ceramic, photography, sculpture...
Chantal Crousel Gallery
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Superbody
Past: June 23 → July 28, 2012
The Gallery Chantal Crousel is pleased to announce its group show, superbody.
Mixed media
Chantal Crousel Gallery
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Jean-Luc Moulène — Fénautrigues
Past: April 26 → June 16, 2012
Jean-Luc Moulène’s latest exhibition at Galerie Chantal Crousel offers a selection of photographs of the landscapes of Fénautrigues, a small village in the department of Lot and the cradle of the artist’s family. During fifteen years between 1991 and 2006, as seasons went by, Jean-Luc Moulène paced up and down the tracks of this small territory of 5 km2.
Photography
Chantal Crousel Gallery
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Claire Fontaine
Past: March 10 → April 21, 2012
Claire Fontaine uses her freshness and youth to make herself a whatever-singularity and an existential terrorist in search of subjective emancipation. She grows up among the ruins of the notion of authorship, experimenting with collective protocols of production, détournements, and the production of various devices for the sharing of intellectual and private property.
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Heimo Zobernig
Past: January 21 → March 3, 2012
Two spaces for an exhibition, one expects for an intervention playing on both spaces simultaneously, even a re-duplication. This time at the Chantal Crousel Gallery, the doubling is not so evident. In appearance, one space, La Douane is dedicated to video works and sculptures while a recent series of paintings is on display at the rue Charlot space.
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Reena Spaulings — ;-)
Past: December 10, 2011 → January 14, 2012
La Galerie Chantal Crousel est heureuse d’accueillir la seconde exposition personnelle du collectif new-yorkais Reena Spaulings. Reena Spaulings fut d’abord connu sous la forme d’un personnage de fiction, une jeune femme évoluant dans la scène artistique new-yorkaise des années 2000, d’après une nouvelle éponyme publiée en 20041.
Mixed media
Chantal Crousel Gallery
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Wolfgang Tillmans
Past: October 20 → December 3, 2011
Over the past 20 years, Tillmans has redefined photography and the way it is presented. Known in the early 1990s for his seemingly casual images of the world he inhabited, his work reassessed photographic conventions and reflected the culture and identity politics of the time, capturing the fragility of human life and focusing on everyday objects.
Photography
Chantal Crousel Gallery
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Melik Ohanian — Days, I See what I Saw and what I will See
Past: September 10 → October 8, 2011
Dans la continuité de l’approche conceptuelle du cinéma de Melik Ohanian, « Days, I See what I Saw and what I will See », est l’expérience d’une représentation continue de l’espace et d’une représentation discontinue du temps. Les deux versions du film ont été tourné pendant 11 jours dans un Camp de travailleurs à Sajaa.
Installation, photography, video
Chantal Crousel Gallery
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Anri Sala
Past: May 14 → July 30, 2011
Sound and music have an important place in the work of the artist. Anri Sala searches to capture the influence of place on the creation of sound and reassess its relationship to an image. “Because music has this gift to suggest images, I like the conflict between the images evoked by the music and the composed images in the film.”
Photography, sound - music, video
Chantal Crousel Gallery
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Hassan Khan
Past: January 29 → March 5, 2011
Artist, musician and writer, Hassan Khan lives and works in Cairo. He has published numerous texts in Arabic and in English. As a musician, he has composed soundtracks for theater and performed his own pieces. The work of Hassan Khan was presented, among others, in the 8th Biennial of Istanbul, in the first Triennale Torino…
Installation, painting, photography...
Chantal Crousel Gallery
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Rirkrit Tiravanija
Past: May 5 → June 17, 2010
Pour sa quatrième exposition personnelle, l’artiste Rirkrit Tiravanija a imaginé une esquisse de la péniche du Corbusier, et en a inséré une partie dans la galerie. La péniche du Corbusier a été conçue pour l’Armée du Salut littéralement comme un asile flottant fournissant un toit pour la nuit aux sans-abris errant dans les rues de Paris.
Mixed media
Chantal Crousel Gallery
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