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The Buried Works — Davide Balula
Ends in 27 days: April 21 → June 16
Within the same field of research as Davide Balula’s recent paintings (River Paintings, Burnt Paintings, Artificially Aged Paintings…), the artist modifies the architecture of the gallery and installs an incubator for the creation of new paintings, a vivarium where canvases are naturally picking up pigmentation underground.
Installation
Frank Elbaz Gallery
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Sérendipité
Past: March 10 → April 7
Depuis ses premières expositions, Rainier Lericolais n’a de cesse d’investir des pratiques qui lui échappent. À l’opposé d’un choix qui consisterait à exploiter un savoir-faire acquis, il pousse chaque fois un peu plus loin le curseur de l’expérimentation, passant d’une tentative à l’autre.
Sérendipité
Past: March 10 → April 7
Depuis ses premières expositions, Rainier Lericolais n’a de cesse d’investir des pratiques qui lui échappent. À l’opposé d’un choix qui consisterait à exploiter un savoir-faire acquis, il pousse chaque fois un peu plus loin le curseur de l’expérimentation, passant d’une tentative à l’autre.
Painting
Frank Elbaz Gallery
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Jesus Alberto Benitez — Le centre n’est pas un point
Past: January 14 → March 3
Oblique forms, diagonals, and shadowy triangular zones all surge up here and there. In the photographs, the lines of architecture intensified by lines of shadow increase the depth of the background. The drawing is outlined in the image, while abstract forms coming from the photographs appear in the drawings.
Jesus Alberto Benitez — Le centre n’est pas un point
Past: January 14 → March 3
Oblique forms, diagonals, and shadowy triangular zones all surge up here and there. In the photographs, the lines of architecture intensified by lines of shadow increase the depth of the background. The drawing is outlined in the image, while abstract forms coming from the photographs appear in the drawings.
Collage, drawing, photography
Frank Elbaz Gallery
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Gorgona
Past: June 9 → July 30, 2011
The works making up this exhibition at Galerie Frank Elbaz spotlight a distinctive avant-garde within the Croatian and European context during the second half of the 20th century. Gorgona was no conventional group of artists. In Zagreb in the late 1950s the painters Julije Knifer, Marijan Jevsovar, Duro Seder and Josi…
Gorgona
Past: June 9 → July 30, 2011
The works making up this exhibition at Galerie Frank Elbaz spotlight a distinctive avant-garde within the Croatian and European context during the second half of the 20th century. Gorgona was no conventional group of artists. In Zagreb in the late 1950s the painters Julije Knifer, Marijan Jevsovar, Duro Seder and Josi…
Drawing, painting, photography
Frank Elbaz Gallery
Archives
Bernard Piffaretti — Bande annonce
Past: May 7 → June 4, 2011
Going to a Bernard Piffaretti exhibition first of all involves addressing a series of “painterly situations”. These, as the viewer will have no trouble in recognising, represent the modernist abstraction whose codes and components have been gradually defined in the course of the last century : a set of motifs and structures.
Bernard Piffaretti — Bande annonce
Past: May 7 → June 4, 2011
Going to a Bernard Piffaretti exhibition first of all involves addressing a series of “painterly situations”. These, as the viewer will have no trouble in recognising, represent the modernist abstraction whose codes and components have been gradually defined in the course of the last century : a set of motifs and structures.
Painting
Frank Elbaz Gallery
Archives
Justine Kurland — He sleeps where he falls
Past: April 2 → May 4, 2011
In this series, photographed during a nine-month road trip, living in a van with her 6-year-old son, Justine Kurland focuses on nomadic subcultures: train-hoppers, hitchhikers, wilderness squatters, wayfarers, and drifters. Her work draws upon the nineteenth-century landscape tradition of depicting a perfect place.
Justine Kurland — He sleeps where he falls
Past: April 2 → May 4, 2011
In this series, photographed during a nine-month road trip, living in a van with her 6-year-old son, Justine Kurland focuses on nomadic subcultures: train-hoppers, hitchhikers, wilderness squatters, wayfarers, and drifters. Her work draws upon the nineteenth-century landscape tradition of depicting a perfect place.
Photography
Frank Elbaz Gallery
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Des années de poudre recouvrant des années de jaune
Past: February 26 → March 26, 2011
Sara Barker, Jesus Alberto Benitez and Mélanie Blaison pay particular attention to the presence of material. The exhibition takes place on the edge of sculpture, when it subsides and becomes almost a model or a drawing of itself. The object then becomes pictorial…
Des années de poudre recouvrant des années de jaune
Past: February 26 → March 26, 2011
Sara Barker, Jesus Alberto Benitez and Mélanie Blaison pay particular attention to the presence of material. The exhibition takes place on the edge of sculpture, when it subsides and becomes almost a model or a drawing of itself. The object then becomes pictorial…
Drawing, photography, sculpture
Frank Elbaz Gallery
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Ari Marcopoulos — This Week
Past: January 8 → February 19, 2011
Except for one, the images in the show were all taken in 2010 they present my most recent work. They are a slow quest for abstraction combined with a straight portrait of a friend. The Sistine Chapel as a halfpipe. The spiderbite as minor injury a recurring subject in my work. Most important in my work are the latest photos.
Ari Marcopoulos — This Week
Past: January 8 → February 19, 2011
Except for one, the images in the show were all taken in 2010 they present my most recent work. They are a slow quest for abstraction combined with a straight portrait of a friend. The Sistine Chapel as a halfpipe. The spiderbite as minor injury a recurring subject in my work. Most important in my work are the latest photos.
Photography
Frank Elbaz Gallery
Archives
Kaz Oshiro — Home Anthology
Past: September 4 → October 23, 2010
Kaz Oshiro’s “Home Anthology” show at Frank Elbaz brings together commonplace objects and American cultural emblems in a weird domestic ballet. A trashcan off the street, pigeonholes from an office: such everyday consumer items from a megalopolis like Los Angeles are the kind of things we no longer even notice, yet each tiny detail has a slice of life to recount.
Kaz Oshiro — Home Anthology
Past: September 4 → October 23, 2010
Kaz Oshiro’s “Home Anthology” show at Frank Elbaz brings together commonplace objects and American cultural emblems in a weird domestic ballet. A trashcan off the street, pigeonholes from an office: such everyday consumer items from a megalopolis like Los Angeles are the kind of things we no longer even notice, yet each tiny detail has a slice of life to recount.
Painting, sculpture
Frank Elbaz Gallery
03 Le Marais
03 Le Marais
Saint-Sébastien – Froissart
Opening hours
Tuesday – Saturday, 11 AM – 7 PM
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