2024
paris
June 7 - July 27, 2024
Art Basel Switzerland
Art Basel Switzerland, basel
June 11 - 16, 2024
Donation Perrotin & Artists
Galerie Emmanuel Perrotin, paris
October 14, 2024
2025
Photo: Tanguy Beurdeley. Courtesy Perrotin
Photo: Tanguy Beurdeley. Courtesy Perrotin
View of JR's exhibition 'Outposts' at Perrotin London, 2025. Photo: Tanguy Beurdeley. © JR. Courtesy Perrotin
View of JR's exhibition 'Outposts' at Perrotin London, 2025. Photo: Tanguy Beurdeley. © JR. Courtesy Perrotin
Photo: Claire Dorn. Courtesy of all artists and Perrotin
Photo: Claire Dorn. Courtesy of all artists and Perrotin
Photo: Tanguy Beurdeley
Photo: Tanguy Beurdeley

Perrotin presents FEMMES, a group exhibition curated by Pharrell Williams, showcasing nearly 40 artists. It ambitions to spotlight these luminaries while advocating for greater visibility and equity—inviting everyone in.

From G I R L in 2014 to FEMMES today, the title is now plural and translated into French, with a focus on the multifaceted nature of Black womanhood.

OPENING OF PERROTIN DUBAI, DIFC, GATE VILLAGE, BUILDING 5, UNIT 1, PODIUM LEVEL

APRIL, 2025

View of Perrotin Dubai facade, 2025. Photo: Anna Shtraus. Courtesy Perrotin
View of Perrotin Dubai facade, 2025. Photo: Anna Shtraus. Courtesy Perrotin
View of Perrotin Paris façade, 8 avenue Matignon, 2025. Photo: Tanguy Beurdeley. Courtesy Perrotin
View of Perrotin Paris façade, 8 avenue Matignon, 2025. Photo: Tanguy Beurdeley. Courtesy Perrotin
View of the inaugural group show at Perrotin (8 avenue Matignon), Paris 2025. Photo: Claire Dorn. Courtesy of all artists and Perrotin. ©ADAGP, Paris 2025
View of the inaugural group show at Perrotin (8 avenue Matignon), Paris 2025. Photo: Claire Dorn. Courtesy of all artists and Perrotin. ©ADAGP, Paris 2025
london
March 14 - May 3, 2025
Photo: Tanguy Beurdeley. Courtesy Perrotin
Photo: Tanguy Beurdeley. Courtesy Perrotin

Perrotin is pleased to present Outposts by French artist JR, the inaugural exhibition of its new gallery in London.


Displaying fifteen artworks, the exhibition presents two series of recent, ongoing projects of JR: Déplacé·e·s (begun in 2022) shares the stories of refugee children from around the world, which giant portraits enlarging on huge banners visible from the sky give these children back their lost identities. Les Enfants d’Ouranos (Children of Ouranos), building upon Déplacé·e·s, explore through white silhouettes on black painted wood panels the tensions between the visible and invisible.


Alongside these series, the exhibition showcases two video screenings that document the series of Déplacé·e·s.

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