2004
Dana SCHUTZ  |  solo show
Self Eaters and The People who Love Them
paris
January 10 - February 28, 2004
New Legs, 2003. Oil on canvas (152 x 167 cm)
New Legs, 2003. Oil on canvas (152 x 167 cm)
Console, 2003. Oil on canvas (167 x 152 cm)
Console, 2003. Oil on canvas (167 x 152 cm)
Lila, 2003. Oil on canvas (50 x 40 cm)
Lila, 2003. Oil on canvas (50 x 40 cm)
Self Eater 3, 2003. Oil on canvas (73 x 109 cm)
Self Eater 3, 2003. Oil on canvas (73 x 109 cm)
Her Arms, 2003. Oil on canvas (248 x 167 cm)
Her Arms, 2003. Oil on canvas (248 x 167 cm)

This solo exhibition was organized by Feuer.

paris
March 6 - April 17, 2004
Untitled (Zebras), 2003. Four photographic prints mounted on Dibond, (x4 : 340 x 428 cm each)
Untitled (Zebras), 2003. Four photographic prints mounted on Dibond, (x4 : 340 x 428 cm each)
Untitled (Ostrich), 2003. Photographic print, frame; photography by Hugo Glendinning, (125 x 156 cm)
Untitled (Ostrich), 2003. Photographic print, frame; photography by Hugo Glendinning, (125 x 156 cm)
Giuseppe GABELLONE  |  solo show
paris
April 24 - May 29, 2004
La giungla, 2004. Rigid polyurethane foam, (181 x 155 cm)
La giungla, 2004. Rigid polyurethane foam, (181 x 155 cm)
Martin CREED  |  solo show
Work N°330 and Selected works
paris
June 5 - July 24, 2004
Martin Creed in his show
Martin Creed in his show
Work No. 330, 2004. Three thousand tiles, (20 x 20 cm each)
Work No. 330, 2004. Three thousand tiles, (20 x 20 cm each)
Maurizio CATTELAN  |  solo show
Now (Nuit Blanche 2004)
Chapelle des Petits Augustins, paris
October 4 - 31, 2004
Lucio Zotti, Maud Ohana, and Emmanuel Perrotin looking at Now  (2004) by Maurizio Cattelan
Lucio Zotti, Maud Ohana, and Emmanuel Perrotin looking at Now (2004) by Maurizio Cattelan
Art Basel Switzerland
ELMGREEN & DRAGSET, Jean-Michel OTHONIEL, Peter ZIMMERMANN
Art Basel Switzerland, basel
June 16 - 21, 2004
  Elmgreen & Dragset, Short Cut, 2003
Elmgreen & Dragset, Short Cut, 2003
Works by Jean-Michel Othoniel and Peter Zimmermann
Works by Jean-Michel Othoniel and Peter Zimmermann
FRIEZE London
Chiho AOSHIMA, Sophie CALLE, Martin CREED, Mr., Jean-Michel OTHONIEL, Peter ZIMMERMANN
FRIEZE London , london
October 15 - 18, 2004
Booth design by Thierry Dreyfus
Booth design by Thierry Dreyfus
Works by Peter Zimmermann, Jean-Michel Othoniel, and Sophie Calle
Works by Peter Zimmermann, Jean-Michel Othoniel, and Sophie Calle
Works by Peter Zimmermann, Jean-Michel Othoniel, Sophie Calle, and Paola Pivi
Works by Peter Zimmermann, Jean-Michel Othoniel, Sophie Calle, and Paola Pivi
Miami Nice  |  group show
Daniel ARSHAM, Martin OPPEL, Naomi FISHER, Hernan BAS, Bhakti BAXTER, Natalia BENEDETTI, Robert CHAMBERS, John ESPINOSA, Luis GISPERT, Jiae HWANG, Beatriz MONTEAVARO
paris
November 13 - December 23, 2004
Works by Daniel Arsham. (Photo : André Morin)
Works by Daniel Arsham. (Photo : André Morin)
Works by Martin Oppel
Works by Martin Oppel
Works by Naomi Fisher
Works by Naomi Fisher
Works by Daniel Arsham and Martin Oppel
Works by Daniel Arsham and Martin Oppel

"Miami Nice, curated by George Lindemann, one of Miami's most important believers, brings together works by 11 artists all working in Miami. The artists are as different as their work. Some are very young and unknown; others have broadened their reach and made names for themselves, locally, nationally and even internationally. Collectively, they are not united by generation, subject matter or media, but rather by a belief in the future."


— Amy Cappellazzo

Concert by Sébastien Tellier AND DJ SET BY KOLKOZ FOR THE INAUGURATION OF THE EXHIBITION "MIAMI NICE"

 LE GEORGES, CENTRE POMPIDOU, PARIS

November 16, 2004

Concert by Sébastien Tellier
Concert by Sébastien Tellier
DJ set by Kolkoz
DJ set by Kolkoz
Jean-Michel Othoniel and Emmanuel Perrotin dancing
Jean-Michel Othoniel and Emmanuel Perrotin dancing

"French tornado arrives in Miami. Hip French dealer Emmanuel Perrotin, who handles some of the hottest contemporary artists of the moment, has opened a new gallery in Miami's Wynwood art district with his friend and fellow art dealer, Cathy Vedovi. Strategically positioned just one block from the Rubell Family Collection, the gallery, currently undergoing renovation, will show the likes of Maurizio Cattelan and Takashi Murakami..."


— Jose Diaz, The Art Newspaper
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