In Broad Daylight, Tavares Strachan’s first exhibition with the gallery, marks the second part of a trilogy by the New York-based artist and opens concomitantly with the finale, In Total Darkness, at Galerie Marian Goodman on October 15, 2022. In this exhibition, Strachan explores this duality through a new series of life-size sculptures based on the theme of the Madonna and Child.
Galerie Perrotin is delighted to present for the first time a solo show of works by Gérard Schneider. Relying on unpublished archives, the exhibition echoes the last major retrospective dedicated to the artist at Musée d'Orléans in 2013.
Curator: Jérôme Sans
A project by Perrotin
In conjunction with the exhibition Diffeomorphism and Discontinuity, on show at Perrotin Marais and Matignon from March 18, the internationally recognized French artist Bernar Venet presents the installation The Parabola of History at the Place Vendôme, curated by Jérôme Sans. As a tribute to his work in public space, this installation uses the artist's trademark geometric vocabulary and his favorite material: Corten steel.
Perrotin is pleased to present the exhibition Diffeomorphism and Discontinuity, marking its new collaboration with Bernar Venet, a leading figure in contemporary sculpture and a pioneer of conceptual art. Presented across the three spaces of Perrotin, the exhibition showcases the full range of his prolific oeuvre combining sculptures, reliefs, paintings, drawings, and engravings and is complemented by a monumental installation on Place Vendôme in Paris curated by Jérôme Sans. As a tribute to the artist’s practice in public space, this large-scale intervention places his work in one of the most prestigious squares in Paris. This major event is a celebration of one of the most important artists of his generation, featuring recent works never before exhibited in Paris.
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 was pleased to present an exhibition of work by Nick Doyle, marking his first presentation at the New York gallery. The Brooklyn-based artist has become best known for his hand constructed denim collages. Yes Daddy, has included large-scale denim wall works alongside Doyle’s interactive “Executive Toys.” Through a narrative of imagery and material, he foregrounds the dangers of nostalgia and America’s evolving relationship to consumerism and violence.
Perrotin is pleased to present an exhibition of paintings by Hans Hartung, pioneer of art informel. The show will take over all three floors of Perrotin’s New York space with works from the 1970s, a seminal period for the artist marked by experimentation with tools, shapes and colors. Titled Revenge, the exhibition seeks to redress Hartung’s 1975 exhibit at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, which left the German-French painter woefully underappreciated in the United States. Opening on January 13, it will recreate a section of the Met exhibition with paintings that were on view in 1975.
Perrotin Tokyo is pleased to announce What the Day Hides, The Night Shows — the first solo exhibition in Japan by French artist Lionel Estève. The exhibition presents two types of works - drawings on fabrics and sculptures made of stone - and explores the notions of landscape and pareidolia. The following are excerpts from an essay authored by curator Akiko Miki on the occasion of this exhibition.
