Reinhard Gorner: new libraries
June 15 - July 29, 2017
We are happy to present new photographic works by Reinhard Gorner.
The artist continues exploring ancient libraries - this time those from Czech Republic, Germany and Spain.
We are happy to present new photographic works by Reinhard Gorner.
The artist continues exploring ancient libraries - this time those from Czech Republic, Germany and Spain.
Solo Show: Karen Nicol
March 15 - May 31, 2017
This month we are excited to announce the solo exhibition of Karen Nicol, our new artist from Britain. A Graduate from the Royal College Academy of London and than a teacher, Karen has already received recognition for her unique designer talent and creative approach to the textiles and embroidery. Using a different range of materials the artist gives birth to imaginary personages, interpreting the animal world in a sweet and curious manner. Come to discover Karen’s work in our gallery, for the first time in France!
This month we are excited to announce the solo exhibition of Karen Nicol, our new artist from Britain. A Graduate from the Royal College Academy of London and than a teacher, Karen has already received recognition for her unique designer talent and creative approach to the textiles and embroidery. Using a different range of materials the artist gives birth to imaginary personages, interpreting the animal world in a sweet and curious manner. Come to discover Karen’s work in our gallery, for the first time in France!
Peter Keizer solo show
January 10 - February 18, 2017
Our very first 2017 opening show will be focus on Peter Keizer.
At once both magnificient and absurd, Peter Keizer's work is about a world where only positive feelings arise: full of flowers, trees, mountainous landscapes and dogs. His themes are closely connected to childhood memories; as if time had turned his memories into idealized , colorful works of art. The thick oil paint is mostly used directly out of the tube, and gives a sculptural aspect to the paintings: thus enhancing the presence of the colours. "Lie on the grass and look up to the trees, if you have a young mind, you'll see what I painted" - Peter Keizer says.
Our very first 2017 opening show will be focus on Peter Keizer.
At once both magnificient and absurd, Peter Keizer's work is about a world where only positive feelings arise: full of flowers, trees, mountainous landscapes and dogs. His themes are closely connected to childhood memories; as if time had turned his memories into idealized , colorful works of art. The thick oil paint is mostly used directly out of the tube, and gives a sculptural aspect to the paintings: thus enhancing the presence of the colours. "Lie on the grass and look up to the trees, if you have a young mind, you'll see what I painted" - Peter Keizer says.
Illusion
November 4 - December 22, 2016
We are awaiting for you in the gallery to make you discover our new exhibition « Illusion ». It brings Byung-Hoon and Nathalie Cohen together. You will be transported into poetic worlds where delicate lines, abstract and transparency are sensitively mixed up.
We are awaiting for you in the gallery to make you discover our new exhibition « Illusion ». It brings Byung-Hoon and Nathalie Cohen together. You will be transported into poetic worlds where delicate lines, abstract and transparency are sensitively mixed up.
Back to classics
September 16 - October 29, 2016
New exhibition in September!
Hanna Sidorowicz's latest drawings, sketches and paintings. Also featured alongside Hanna's work our well-know map folder artist Elisabeth Lecourt. She has created a new series of watercolors and portraits just for you to admire at our gallery.
New exhibition in September!
Hanna Sidorowicz's latest drawings, sketches and paintings. Also featured alongside Hanna's work our well-know map folder artist Elisabeth Lecourt. She has created a new series of watercolors and portraits just for you to admire at our gallery.
Solo Show: Edouard Buzon
May 31 - July 23, 2016
Come to our gallery to discover the new artworks from the French artist Edouard Buzon. Through soft colours, you will be transported into the artist's fantasy and poetic universe.
Come to our gallery to discover the new artworks from the French artist Edouard Buzon. Through soft colours, you will be transported into the artist's fantasy and poetic universe.
Women First
March 8 - May 16 2016
K+Y give pride of place to two women artists, Yanne Kintgen and Nathalie Cohen. They distinguish themselves thanks to a universe specific to them. Yanne expresses numerous aspects of her personality through her multiple talents: photos, sculptures, paintings or still drawings. She immerses the spectator into the troubles of our society by approaching current subjects. Nathalie Cohen dedicates herself to the kinetic art. Movement, collaboration and dynamism are the key words of the artist. The spectator becomes then an actor of the works.
K+Y give pride of place to two women artists, Yanne Kintgen and Nathalie Cohen. They distinguish themselves thanks to a universe specific to them. Yanne expresses numerous aspects of her personality through her multiple talents: photos, sculptures, paintings or still drawings. She immerses the spectator into the troubles of our society by approaching current subjects. Nathalie Cohen dedicates herself to the kinetic art. Movement, collaboration and dynamism are the key words of the artist. The spectator becomes then an actor of the works.
When East meets West
January 13 - February 27, 2016
Varnish, resin, cracks, wood, sanding, acrylic, layers, tribute to art history, hommage to high level of mastering ancient technique....
To start 2016 we have selected two talented artists Peter Hoffer a Canadian painter based in Berlin and Kwang-Bum Jang from South Korea.
How can we actually see that time goes while looking at a painting?
This is a major interrogation for our artists.
Kwang-Bum says "we can only feel the past after its dispersal and after its runaway, because we can never touch, suspend or stop the present. Past is actually the only time we can outline." Indeed past is the product of accumulation and degradation of time, which is exactly what Jang's artistic creation is about : conceiving layers then destroying them by sanding them to finally show through the runaway of their prints and shapes.
Come and have look to his work which converse amazingly with Peter's!
Varnish, resin, cracks, wood, sanding, acrylic, layers, tribute to art history, hommage to high level of mastering ancient technique....
To start 2016 we have selected two talented artists Peter Hoffer a Canadian painter based in Berlin and Kwang-Bum Jang from South Korea.
How can we actually see that time goes while looking at a painting?
This is a major interrogation for our artists.
Kwang-Bum says "we can only feel the past after its dispersal and after its runaway, because we can never touch, suspend or stop the present. Past is actually the only time we can outline." Indeed past is the product of accumulation and degradation of time, which is exactly what Jang's artistic creation is about : conceiving layers then destroying them by sanding them to finally show through the runaway of their prints and shapes.
Come and have look to his work which converse amazingly with Peter's!
Photography, gun and library
October 10 - December 10, 2015
This month's show is dedicated to photography! Discover our photographers Peter Andrew and Derek Blais as well as Reinhard Görner.
Peter Andrew and Derek Blais are young yet very promising duo, their ongoing series capture handguns of the world in extreme detail. The Point Blank project is a photographic ode to Robert Longo's body hammers charcoal drawings. Their four-handed work hit the target of this new exhibition!
While Peter and Derek reveal worldwide guns, libraries are ideal hunting ground for Reinhard Görner. Görner's pictures convey both width and intimacy, depth and mystery.
We are beckoned to follow Görner's eye into a space of tranquility.
This month's show is dedicated to photography! Discover our photographers Peter Andrew and Derek Blais as well as Reinhard Görner.
Peter Andrew and Derek Blais are young yet very promising duo, their ongoing series capture handguns of the world in extreme detail. The Point Blank project is a photographic ode to Robert Longo's body hammers charcoal drawings. Their four-handed work hit the target of this new exhibition!
While Peter and Derek reveal worldwide guns, libraries are ideal hunting ground for Reinhard Görner. Görner's pictures convey both width and intimacy, depth and mystery.
We are beckoned to follow Görner's eye into a space of tranquility.
New vision - new reality !
May 5 - June 30, 2015
As we are move by Art, our 2 talented female artists have decided to play with us and you! Discover Susila Baley-Bond: her work emerges between design, sculptural collage of bold graphic art which is obscured by the insertion of thousands of tiny clear tubes. Her Paper cut works with Butterflies present a celebration of colour and pattern as decorative repeated forms of butterflies or spots and drip in all directions. Susila is based in London and has been selected in many international shows.
Cecile Plaisance is our utterly famous Barbie photographer, we promote her work since we discover her 3 years ago, come and discover her brand new lens photos of Barbie so you do not miss the different poses! You would be suprised to notice how they look!
As we are move by Art, our 2 talented female artists have decided to play with us and you! Discover Susila Baley-Bond: her work emerges between design, sculptural collage of bold graphic art which is obscured by the insertion of thousands of tiny clear tubes. Her Paper cut works with Butterflies present a celebration of colour and pattern as decorative repeated forms of butterflies or spots and drip in all directions. Susila is based in London and has been selected in many international shows.
Cecile Plaisance is our utterly famous Barbie photographer, we promote her work since we discover her 3 years ago, come and discover her brand new lens photos of Barbie so you do not miss the different poses! You would be suprised to notice how they look!
Patrick Smith & Nemo Jantzen
March 7 - April 25, 2015
As a critical observer of the unstable relationship between the environment and its inhabitants, Patrick Smith initiated his series "Leisure Territories" where the natural environment reveals how our society secularly designs landscape to fit our requirements.
Meanwhile Nemo Jantzen has consistently explored the dialogue of narrative tropes in an image soaked contemporary environment.
His works depict a narrative of cinematographic illusion, intimacy, and beauty; challenging the traditional figurative pieces from earlier works with a consistent act of voyeurism and the essence of privacy.
As a critical observer of the unstable relationship between the environment and its inhabitants, Patrick Smith initiated his series "Leisure Territories" where the natural environment reveals how our society secularly designs landscape to fit our requirements.
Meanwhile Nemo Jantzen has consistently explored the dialogue of narrative tropes in an image soaked contemporary environment.
His works depict a narrative of cinematographic illusion, intimacy, and beauty; challenging the traditional figurative pieces from earlier works with a consistent act of voyeurism and the essence of privacy.
2015's new artists : Miguel Vallinas & Kwang Bum Jang
January 13 - February 28, 2015
Kwang-Bum Jang artworks are intensively delicate as well as amazingly powerful. Surprisingly, Kwang succeeds in capturing time. Then, Miguel Vallinas presents 'Second Skin' with the intent to find the animal in all of us. At a different level, both artists give us another interpretation of reality.
Kwang-Bum Jang artworks are intensively delicate as well as amazingly powerful. Surprisingly, Kwang succeeds in capturing time. Then, Miguel Vallinas presents 'Second Skin' with the intent to find the animal in all of us. At a different level, both artists give us another interpretation of reality.
Solo show Edouard Buzon
September 20 - November 15, 2014
Edouard Buzon worked hard during this summer to deliver his newest urban and colorful visionary paintings.
As usual, the shinny finish is expected and utterly amazing!
We look forward to welcoming you!
Edouard Buzon worked hard during this summer to deliver his newest urban and colorful visionary paintings.
As usual, the shinny finish is expected and utterly amazing!
We look forward to welcoming you!
Summer Show
May 14 - July 19, 2014
Women first! This exhibition is about women, discover the latest works of our three artists: Cecile Plaisance, Renaud Delorme and the first time as Jeffrey Palladini artist from California.
Women first! This exhibition is about women, discover the latest works of our three artists: Cecile Plaisance, Renaud Delorme and the first time as Jeffrey Palladini artist from California.
Bibliothèques Intérieures
March 13- April 19, 2014
We are happy to present you a new artist, Niemand, and new works of Hanna Sidorowicz David Gista and Reinhard Gorner, on the theme "Libraries".
We are happy to present you a new artist, Niemand, and new works of Hanna Sidorowicz David Gista and Reinhard Gorner, on the theme "Libraries".
Solo Show : Cécile Plaisance
January 6 - February 28, 2014
Through its shameless Barbies, Cécile Plaisance gives a new dimension to the idol of our childhood and makes us discover a Barbie that dresses and undresses by the gaze through a particular process: the lenticular print.
Through its shameless Barbies, Cécile Plaisance gives a new dimension to the idol of our childhood and makes us discover a Barbie that dresses and undresses by the gaze through a particular process: the lenticular print.
Solo Show : Peter Keizer
september 18 - october 31, 2013
For his very first exhibition in Paris, Peter Keizer expands his universe through paintings, bronze or ceramic sculptures. Done with a light touch and freshness, and really pure but effective design and vivid colours as we can see his tulip vases or flowers paintings, his work doesn't spare "naive art" but as always Peter's paintings are full of irony, humour and love for the insignificant and trivial things.
For his very first exhibition in Paris, Peter Keizer expands his universe through paintings, bronze or ceramic sculptures. Done with a light touch and freshness, and really pure but effective design and vivid colours as we can see his tulip vases or flowers paintings, his work doesn't spare "naive art" but as always Peter's paintings are full of irony, humour and love for the insignificant and trivial things.
Women
June 15 - July 20, 2013
Cecile Plaisance's barbie dolls are facing the abstract paintings by Henrietta Dubrey. Together they contribute to give an unexpected and spectacular show!
2 worlds, 2 different media, 2 women artist with only one goal: to sublimate the Women.
Cecile Plaisance wants to bring Barbie to our contemporary world and merge that famous doll to the women of our time with her feminity and the capacity to live many lives. A tribute to all women we know with Cecile humour!
Henrietta on the other hand, will deconstruct and rebuild the body. It is her idea and fantasy of the women: sometimes Muse, bossy or even childish.
Women have always been an inspiration in Art, come and visit our great show to celebrate (together) art and life!
Cecile Plaisance's barbie dolls are facing the abstract paintings by Henrietta Dubrey. Together they contribute to give an unexpected and spectacular show!
2 worlds, 2 different media, 2 women artist with only one goal: to sublimate the Women.
Cecile Plaisance wants to bring Barbie to our contemporary world and merge that famous doll to the women of our time with her feminity and the capacity to live many lives. A tribute to all women we know with Cecile humour!
Henrietta on the other hand, will deconstruct and rebuild the body. It is her idea and fantasy of the women: sometimes Muse, bossy or even childish.
Women have always been an inspiration in Art, come and visit our great show to celebrate (together) art and life!
Solo show: Yanne Kintgen / LANDSCAPE MINDSCAPE
March 27 - May 4, 2013
With her brand new paintings, Yanne Kintgen show us once again how much
she loves exploring the complexity of our behaviours and feelings.
Twigs, branches, climbers ... all those ramifications have turned into
circuits, synapses, complex connections of our neuronal network.
"Green hell or lost paradise, phobia or enthralling myth? The visible
ambiguity of this world reveals (to) the passing-by the hidden features
of his soul."
With her brand new paintings, Yanne Kintgen show us once again how much
she loves exploring the complexity of our behaviours and feelings.
Twigs, branches, climbers ... all those ramifications have turned into
circuits, synapses, complex connections of our neuronal network.
"Green hell or lost paradise, phobia or enthralling myth? The visible
ambiguity of this world reveals (to) the passing-by the hidden features
of his soul."
Solo Show : Elisabeth Lecourt
January 26 - February 23, 2013
Lecourt's art is one of disclosure. Works ranging from story-telling, drawing, installation, painting, embroidered handkerchiefs and sculpture take cue from personal events in the artist's life. Within "Les Robes Géographiques", Lecourt treats her use of maps as a "rubbing" of the body and soul. The physical manifestation of personal thoughts is a key aspect of Lecourt's work; using a range of materials to provoke and extract emotions. "I feel like a surgeon when I cut and shape a dress. As a material, paper is fragile in certain aspects, and strong in others. I like to fold and pleat the paper, I trust the material; it always does what you want it to do" - Elisabeth Lecourt
Lecourt's art is one of disclosure. Works ranging from story-telling, drawing, installation, painting, embroidered handkerchiefs and sculpture take cue from personal events in the artist's life. Within "Les Robes Géographiques", Lecourt treats her use of maps as a "rubbing" of the body and soul. The physical manifestation of personal thoughts is a key aspect of Lecourt's work; using a range of materials to provoke and extract emotions. "I feel like a surgeon when I cut and shape a dress. As a material, paper is fragile in certain aspects, and strong in others. I like to fold and pleat the paper, I trust the material; it always does what you want it to do" - Elisabeth Lecourt
New exhibition : Mikael Lafontan
September 20 - October 25, 2012
The Franco-Swedish photographer presents his new pieces of artwork in this exhibition. Always fascinating, his new photographs depict fantastic landscapes and offer a very personal vision of Swedish or French forests.
The Franco-Swedish photographer presents his new pieces of artwork in this exhibition. Always fascinating, his new photographs depict fantastic landscapes and offer a very personal vision of Swedish or French forests.
Solo Show : Edouard Buzon
May 15 - June 30, 2012
The French artist Edouard Buzon presents a new series of work. His latest productions, developed from photographs of urban elements, influenced him to use new pigments and materials, such as lacquer. The dynamic effects produced by this combination enable the spectator to enter into the happy yet nostalgic personal world of the artist.
The French artist Edouard Buzon presents a new series of work. His latest productions, developed from photographs of urban elements, influenced him to use new pigments and materials, such as lacquer. The dynamic effects produced by this combination enable the spectator to enter into the happy yet nostalgic personal world of the artist.
Inside and outside
March 20 - May 1, 2012
This exhibition presents a dialogue between two different types of work. On one hand, German photographer Reinhard Goerner, is fascinated by the geometric abstraction of the inside of public monuments. His work reveals to the spectator the multiplicity of playful patterns that these spaces offer. On the other hand, the work of the Canadian painter Peter Hoffer shows a taste for natural landscapes, especially for the pattern of a Palm that the artist treats with precision and realism giving the paintings an aspect of erstwhile photographs.
This exhibition presents a dialogue between two different types of work. On one hand, German photographer Reinhard Goerner, is fascinated by the geometric abstraction of the inside of public monuments. His work reveals to the spectator the multiplicity of playful patterns that these spaces offer. On the other hand, the work of the Canadian painter Peter Hoffer shows a taste for natural landscapes, especially for the pattern of a Palm that the artist treats with precision and realism giving the paintings an aspect of erstwhile photographs.