The Museums of Marseilles are celebrating the reopening of the [mac] (Museum of Contemporary Art) with a show by Italian artist Paola Pivi, well known to the Marseilles public for her monumental installation 25,000 Covid Jokes (It’s not a joke) in the Chapel of the Vieille Charité in 2020, now considered a milestone in the history of care. Pivi is one of the most important personalities on the international contemporary art scene. Her latest exhibition It’s your job, not my job will occupy the museum’s main hall and first three bays and feature some of her most iconic pieces as well as Free Land Scape, a new work created specifically for the occasion.
On the occasion of the debut of Perrotin in Dubai, the gallery is partnering with ICD Brookfield Place to organize the first exhibition of Jason Boyd Kinsella in the Emirates. The artist presents a new body of sculptures and paintings through an exclusive scenography.
Perrotin Dubai is pleased to present the first solo exhibition by Guadeloupean painter Elladj Lincy Deloumeaux, featuring a set of brand-new works that continue the artist's various series. Born in 1995 in Les Abymes, Elladj Lincy Deloumeaux now lives and works between the Paris region and West Africa. Yet the memories of his native island of Guadeloupe are always with him, serving as recurring images in his work. Elladj recently completed a long residency in Ivory Coast and Senegal, and his work bears traces of the cultural fusion specific to the waters of the Black Atlantic.
Perrotin is pleased to present an exhibition at 2bis Avenue Matignon dedicated to Claude Rutault, who passed away in 2022. The exhibition offers to see the actualizations of six de-finition/methods (or dm) going through the set of protocols established by the artist, from the first dm (canvas per unit) to the last work (AMZ).
Claude Rutault, one of the leading French contemporary artists of his generation, died on May 21st, 2022. In this spring 2023, the Musée d’Orsay, in collaboration with the National Museum of Modern Art and the Louvre Museum, will be paying tribute to him by presenting la porte de la peinture (The Gates of Painting), a work inspired by Auguste Rodin’s La Porte de l’Enfer (The Gates of Hell).
