2014

GERMAINE RICHIER - PERROTIN MONOGRAPH

Co-published by Galerie Perrotin and Dominique Lévy

164 pages

Texts in English

— Texts by Sarah Wilson, Anna Swinbourne, Germaine Richier and André Pieyre de Mandiargues
Post-Op. Perceptual Gone Painterly / Du perceptuel au pictural. 1958-2014  |  group show
Eric BAUDART, Louise BOURGEOIS, Claudia COMTE, Emilie DING, Piero DORAZIO, Julian HOEBER, Tillman KAISER, Manfred KUTTNER, Sol LeWitt, Heinz MACK, Kazuko MIYAMOTO, Florian et Michael QUISTREBERT, Nicolas ROGGY, Dieter ROTH, Michael SCOTT, Philip TAAFFE, Blair THURMAN, John TREMBLAY, Dan WALSH, Richard WRIGHT
paris
March 8 - April 19, 2014
Works by John Tremblay. (Photo : Claire Dorn)
Works by John Tremblay. (Photo : Claire Dorn)
Works by Kazuko Miyamoto
Works by Kazuko Miyamoto
Works by Dieter Roth and Julian Hoeber
Works by Dieter Roth and Julian Hoeber
Works by Eric Baudart and Florian & Michael Quistrebert
Works by Eric Baudart and Florian & Michael Quistrebert
Works by Claudia Comte
Works by Claudia Comte
Works by Nicolas Roggy,  Florian & Michael Quistrebert and Emilie Ding
Works by Nicolas Roggy, Florian & Michael Quistrebert and Emilie Ding
Works by Philip Taaffe and Claudia Comte
Works by Philip Taaffe and Claudia Comte
Works by Nicolas Roggy and Eric Baudart
Works by Nicolas Roggy and Eric Baudart

The title Post-Op, which stands for “postoperative” and “postoptical", seeks to define a little known pictorial movement. From its beginnings in the 1950s to its more recent ramifications, this movement is the result of a constant dialogue between two antagonistic principles of abstraction. Numerous paintings, wall drawings, and other works on paper by over twenty artists, who have been invited by curator Matthieu Poirier at the gallery, have been borrowed from collections or produced for the occasion.

KAZ OSHIRO - PERROTIN MONOGRAPH

Co-published by Galerie Perrotin, Damiani and Honor Fraser, 2014

128 pages

Texts in English and French

— Texts by Ed Schad and Michael Duncan
new york
April 24 - June 27, 2014
Soulages in his workshop. Invitation card for the show
Soulages in his workshop. Invitation card for the show

Dominique Lévy and Galerie Perrotin jointly present fourteen recent paintings from the artist’s ongoing Outrenoir series, metaphysically potent canvases with slashing black architectonics, alongside seminal works created in the 1950s and 1960s, all on loan from major museums and important private collections.

(Photo : Vincent Cunillère)
(Photo : Vincent Cunillère)
(Photo : Vincent Cunillère)
(Photo : Vincent Cunillère)

Pierre SOULAGES - New Paintings

Published by Galerie Perrotin and Dominique Lévy

96 pages

Texts in English

— Texts by John Yau, Alain Badiou, and Hans Ulrich Obrist
Chen Zhen
Fragments d'éternité
paris
April 26 - June 7, 2014
Cocon du vide, 2000. (Photo : Claire Dorn)
Cocon du vide, 2000. (Photo : Claire Dorn)
Round Table - Side by Side, 1997. (Photo : Claire Dorn)
Round Table - Side by Side, 1997. (Photo : Claire Dorn)
Le Chemin / Le Radeau de l'écriture, 1991.  (Photo : Claire Dorn)
Le Chemin / Le Radeau de l'écriture, 1991. (Photo : Claire Dorn)
Beyond the Vulnerability, 1999.  (Photo : Claire Dorn)
Beyond the Vulnerability, 1999. (Photo : Claire Dorn)
 (Photo : Claire Dorn)
(Photo : Claire Dorn)
 (Photo : Claire Dorn)
(Photo : Claire Dorn)
 (Photo : Claire Dorn)
(Photo : Claire Dorn)

OPENING OF SALLE DE BAL,  60 RUE DE TURENNE

A 7,530 square-foot (700 sq.m) showroom known as the Salle de Bal opens in a former ballroom in the Hôtel d’Ecquevilly, a seventeenth-century hôtel particulier.


PARIS

May, 2014

(Photo : Tanguy Beurdeley)
(Photo : Tanguy Beurdeley)
(Photo : Claire Dorn)
(Photo : Claire Dorn)
(Photo : Claire Dorn)
(Photo : Claire Dorn)
Works by Hans Hartung, Jesus Rafaël Soto, and Laurent Grasso
Works by Hans Hartung, Jesus Rafaël Soto, and Laurent Grasso
G I R L  |  group show
Chiho AOSHIMA, Daniel ARSHAM, Sophie CALLE, Johan CRETEN, Tracey EMIN, Daniel FIRMAN, GELITIN, Laurent GRASSO, JR, Gregor HILDEBRANDT, KAWS, Bharti KHER, Klara KRISTALOVA, Mr., Guy LIMONE, Ryan MCGINLEY, Takashi MURAKAMI, Prune NOURRY, Jean-Michel OTHONIEL, Paola PIVI, Terry RICHARDSON, Germaine RICHIER, AYA TAKANO, Xavier VEILHAN, Andy WARHOL, Marina ABRAMOVIC, Valerie BELIN, Guerrilla Girls, Alex KATZ, Annette MESSAGER, Yoko ONO, Rob PRUITT, Cindy SHERMAN, Taryn SIMON, Mickalene THOMAS, Agnès THURNAUER, Tom WESSELMANN
paris
May 27 - June 25, 2014
Works by Jean-Michel Othoniel
Works by Jean-Michel Othoniel
Works by Rob Pruitt (Photo : Claire Dorn)
Works by Rob Pruitt (Photo : Claire Dorn)
Work by Takashi Murakami (Photo: Claire Dorn)
Work by Takashi Murakami (Photo: Claire Dorn)
Work by Guerrilla Girls (Photo : Claire Dorn)
Work by Guerrilla Girls (Photo : Claire Dorn)
Works by Chiho Aoshima and Daniel Arsham (Photo : Claire Dorn)
Works by Chiho Aoshima and Daniel Arsham (Photo : Claire Dorn)
Works by Bharti Kher, Valérie Belin, and Prune Nourry (Photo : Claire Dorn)
Works by Bharti Kher, Valérie Belin, and Prune Nourry (Photo : Claire Dorn)

G I R L, curated by Pharrell Williams, is a contemporary art exhibition, that brings together forty-eight artworks – including twelve specially produced works. The exhibition will be presented in Galerie Perrotin’s new space, the Salle de Bal. This selection of artists close to the gallery and the musician form a kind of operatic opus, where muses have come together to pay tribute to femininity through the vision of thirty-seven artists / including eighteen women. The forty-eight artworks presented in this exhibition, coordinated by Ashok Adicéam, Senior Advisor at Galerie Perrotin, aim to celebrate women who are above all free, liberated by artists and their boundless, unfettered imagination!

CONCERT BY PHARRELL WILLIAMS AND WOODKID FOR THE OPENING OF G I R L

PARIS

May 27, 2014

CONCERT BY PHARRELL WILLIAMS AND WOODKID FOR THE OPENING OF G I R L

PARIS

May 27, 2014

(Photo: Claire Dorn)
(Photo: Claire Dorn)
(Photo: Claire Dorn)
(Photo: Claire Dorn)
(Photo: Claire Dorn)
(Photo: Claire Dorn)
(Photo: Claire Dorn)
(Photo: Claire Dorn)
(Photo: Claire Dorn)
(Photo: Claire Dorn)
(Photo: Claire Dorn)
(Photo: Claire Dorn)
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