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.
TATIANA TROUVE
Les années silencieuses, 2023.
Edition of a portfolio of seven silkscreen and lithograph prints limited to 25 copies + 5 AP + 5 SP
Numbered and signed by the artist (on the back side)
printed on 310gsm Somerset Satin paper
45 × 70 cm each
Published by Perrotin
LEE BAE
Published by Perrotin, 2022
Each portfolio comprises 5 fine art prints in Piezography on 350gsm Museum Etching paper
60 x 75 cm
Edition of 50 portfolios + 5 AP + 5 SP
The portfolio is signed and numbered by the artist
Each print is numbered 1/50 to 50/50
CANDLES
Produced by Perrotin, 2023
Perfumed candle
Dimensions : Glass 9 x ⌀7,5 cm / Case 10 x 8 x 8 cm
Weight : 190 gr
Printing on glass with a four-color printed case, mat varnish
Created for the most intangible of our senses, this candle’s scent has been blended especially for Perrotin. Lighting it will transport you to our world of beauty, innovation, and imagination.
Made in France
JOSH SPERLING
Produced by Perrotin, 2023
Puzzle sculpture, after the artwork "Big Time"
Medium Density Fiberboard, Plexiglass and varnish paint
64 pieces
Puzzle : 32,5 x 74,1 x 1,6 cm
Box : 75 x 35 x 4 cm
Edition of 30 [+ 3 AP + 3 SP]
The most recent body of work by Gabriel Rico, an artist from Guadalajara, Mexico, coalesces non-western knowledge of first nation, or indigenous, people with the intention to build a stronger connection with nature. Realized through his own methods of found object collection and organization, fabrication of new objects, and his extensive collaboration with the local Wixárika tribe, Rico has built an alternative perception of how physics, geometry, logic, and spirituality balance our existence with our potential.
