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LE CARREAU DU TEMPLE from March 23RD to 26TH Wednesday, March 22ND: Preview LE CARREAU DU TEMPLE From March 23RD to 26TH Wednesday, March 22ND: preview www.drawingnowparis.com Press release January 2017 Press contact: Edito Agence Observatoire / Véronique Janneau www.observatoire.fr 68 rue Pernety, 75014 Paris Since 2007, Parisian spring has been coming into bloom with contemporary drawing! This event, which has stood as a highly antcipated seasonal gathering for over ten years, promises collectors, +33 1 43 54 87 71 professionals, and enthusiasts a unique encounter with a vast array of diverse contemporary drawing practces. Aurélie Cadot: [email protected] The 2017 editon has some wonderful surprises in store for its visitors, devised by a newly-formed selecton commitee that will bring a fresh tone to the event. The applicatons submited for 2017 were of unprecedented quality, which made it partcularly challenging to only accept one in two! Our selecton commitee is to be commended for their rigorous eforts, which have served to amplify the distnctve spirit of each of the two levels at Carreau du Temple: ‘precedent’ and ‘emergent’! Indeed, how does one judge the noton of emergence without any ageist prejudice? And how can we bring collectors to appreciate new works by recognized artsts of whom they think they’ve already seen it all? It is in exploring both levels of Carreau du Temple that all visitors can follow their own desires while beneftng from the opportunites provided to see works by artsts of difering generatons and levels of recogniton. The Reference secton, comprising 52 exhibitng galleries, will allow visitors to encounter emerging, primarily foreign artsts and to discover new works by renowned artsts. This experience will be reinforced by the Master Now circuit, which is a fne selecton of masterpieces displayed throughout the fair. Thanks to gallery proposals of solo shows and exhibitons specially curated for the fair, great energy emanates from the Emergence secton that is composed of 19 galleries and located in the two rooms on the lower ground (-1) level. This editon thus ensures ample discoveries and promises to be a source of endless surprise and inspiraton for new enthusiasts. Such discoveries also involve venturing into new territories. Our stronghold is presently European, but in the upcoming editon, new countries are to be represented from Africa to Korea and, within Europe, from Portugal to Hungary. The submissions will interact and visually ricochet from one booth to another. The exhibiton, curated by our artstc director, Philippe Piguet, and presented near the Emergence secton on level -1, is enttled Deep Surfaces/à feur de peau. It will no doubt further extend the bounding lines of drawing. For 5 days, drawing, performances, Talks, and encounters will energize Carreau du Temple. The Talks and artst interviews will take place in the Carreau du Temple’s auditorium on Thursday, March 23rd, and will resound with exchanges between personalites of the art world and the audience. Artsts, students, collectors, and visitors alike will have the pleasure of deepening their knowledge of contemporary drawing. Last but not least, video returns in full force this year with a crossover program from galleries and selected public collectons thanks to the Drawing Center New York. As for Le Parcours, the insttutonal exhibitons trail, it promises a hand-picked selecton of complementary, distnct approaches along the avenue of contemporary practces. Christne Phal, chairwoman 3 Contents Page 3 Edito - by Christne Phal, chairwoman Pages 6/7 List of the galleries Page 8 Cultural events Page 9 DRAWING NOW Award Page 10 The team Page 11 The selecton commitee Pages 12/47 Presentaton of the galleries Pages 49/57 A journey through drawing Pages 58/59 Our partners Page 60 Practcal informatons Henri Jacobs, Journal Drawing 818 (Sun), 2016, watercolour and ink on paper, diameter 35 cm © Galerie Maurits van de Laar 4 5 List of the galleries Gallery Joe I Philadelphia, Etats-Unis Sharka Hyland 73 galleries / 20 in the Emergence secton Galerie Isabelle Gounod I Paris, France Glen Baxter For 6 years now, DRAWING NOW I EMERGENCE has been hostng galleries that each present a Focus Galerie Gugging - Nina Katschnig I Maria Gugging, Austria Leopold Strobl on an emerging artst. This secton benefts from preferental exhibitor rates along with promotonal Galerie Karsten Greve I Paris, France Claire Morgan opportunites, a distnct locaton, and its own scenography. The DRAWING NOW I EMERGENCE secton Galerie Heike Strelow I Frankfurt-am-Main, Germany Herbert Warmuth is located in one of the two rooms on the lower ground (-1) level of Carreau du Temple, next to the fair’s *Galerie Houg I Paris, France Maxime Duveau specially curated internatonal exhibiton. This secton features the galleries with an asterisk in the list Galerie Iragui I Moscow, Russia Arkadiy Nasonov below. Galerie Catherine Issert I Saint-Paul, France Pascal Pinaud *Janknegt Gallery I Laren, Netherlands Roos Holleman 16 countries : Austria, Belgium, Brazil, France, Germany, Hungary, Kenya, Luxembourg, Galerie Bernard Jordan I Paris, France Ronald Cornelissen Galerie Martn Kudlek I Cologne, Germany Alexander Gorlizki Netherlands, Portugal, Russia, South Korea, Spain, Switzerland, United Kingdom, USA La Galerie Partculière – Galerie Foucher - Biousse I Paris, France Jana Gunstheimer 40% of internatonal exhibitors Galerie Arnaud Lefebvre I Paris, France Hessie Galerie Lelong I Paris, France Etel Adnan 20% of the galleries will exhibit at DRAWING NOW PARIS for the frst tme Loevenbruck I Paris, France Alina Szapocznikow and 65% atended the Fair last year. *Galerie Réjane Louin I Locquirec, France Marta Caradec *Galerie Virginie Louvet I Paris, France Antoine Carbonne Galerie Maïa Muller I Paris, France Hassan Musa Focus artst Galerie Maurits van de Laar I The Hague, Netherlands Henri Jacobs Every exhibitng gallery from the fair’s very start, presents at least one artst as a Focus. Focus artsts are in Maus contemporary I Birmingham, Etats-Unis Travis Somerville the spotlight of each exhibitor’s booth, as well as in their communicatons. Galerie Martel I Paris, France Mathias Lehmann *Galerie Modulab I Metz, France Luc Doerfinger Gallery Focus artst *New Square Gallery I Lille, France Mayura Torii Nosbaum Reding I Luxembourg, Luxembourg Rainier Lericolais Galeria 111 I Lisbon, Portugal Pedro AH Paixão Galerie Odile Ouizeman I Paris, France Marko Velk Aeroplastcs I Brussels, Belgium Till Freiwald Galerie Oniris - Florent Paumelle I Rennes, France Philippe Cognée *A Gallery Named Sue I The Hague, Netherlands Nathalie Duivenvoorden *Ozenne & Prazowski I London, United Kingdom Ashley Oubré Galerie du jour agnès b. I Paris, France Abdelkader Benchamma Galerie Alberta Pane I Paris, France Marie Lelouche Galerie Aline Vidal I Paris, France Sigurdur Arni Sigurdsson Galerie Papillon I Paris, France Joël Kermarrec Analix Forever I Geneva, Switzerland Mounir Fatmi Patrick Heide Contemporary Art I London, United Kingdom Katherine Murphy Galerie Anne de Villepoix I Paris, France Franck Lundangi Galerie Catherine Putman I Paris, France Frédéric Poincelet Art Bärtschi & Cie I Genève, Switzerland Not Vital *Reiter I Leipzig, Berlin, Germany Claus Georg Stabe *ARTLabAfrica I Nairobi, Kenya David Thuku Galerie Römerapotheke I Zürich, Switzerland Eva Grün Bäckerstrasse4 I Vienna, Austria Marianne Lang Galerie Lia Rumma avec Caroline Smulders I Paris, France Vanessa Beecrof *Backslash I Paris, France Thomas Lévy-Lasne *RV Cultura E Arte I Salvador, Brazil Zé de Rocha Galerie Valérie Bach / La Patnoire Royale I Brussels, Belgium Douglas White Galerie Sator I Paris, France Jean-Marc Cerino *Baginski Galeria / Projectos I Lisbon, Portugal Bruno Cidra *School Gallery / Olivier Castaing I Paris, France Raphaël Tachdjian Galerie Anne Barrault I Paris, France Guillaume Pinard Semiose I Paris, France André Rafray Bendana l Pinel Art Contemporain I Paris, France Pedro Mota *Sicart I Barcelone, Spain Antonia del Rio Galerie C I Neuchâtel, Switzerland Lionel Sabaté Michel Soskine Inc. I Madrid, Spain Thomas Ravens Galerie Bernard Ceysson I Paris, France Bernard Pagès Galerie Michael Sturm I Stutgart, Germany Gabriela Oberkofer Christan berst art brut I Paris, France Melvin Way Suzanne Tarasiève I Paris, France Alkis Boutlis *Cob Gallery I London, United Kingdom Emilie Pugh Galerie Tristan I Issy-les-Moulineaux, France Stéphane Mandelbaum Galerie Heike Curtze I Vienna, Austria Chloe Piene Galerie Georges-Philippe et Nathalie Vallois I Paris, France Winshluss *Galerie Dix9 Hélène Lacharmoise I Paris, France Nina Ivanovic *Viltn I Budapest, Hungary Zsolt Tibor *Galerie Dukan I Saint-Ouen, France Karine Rougier Wooson Gallery I Daegu, South Korea Sandra Vasquez de la Horra Galerie Eric Dupont I Paris, France Paul Pagk Galerie Zürcher I Paris, France Mat Bollinger Galerie La Ferronnerie / Brigite Négrier I Paris, France Natasja van Kampen Galerie Jean Fournier I Paris, France Claude Tétot *Francis Boeske Projects I Amsterdam, Netherlands Riete Wanders 6 7 Cultural events DRAWING NOW Award Thursday, March 23rd, from 11.30am to 7.30pm in the auditorium of Carreau du Temple Over the past 7 years, the DRAWING NOW Award has been supportng individual emerging artsts amongst those Day devoted to Talks and Interviews with artsts presented as a Focus within the fair. An award of €5000 is atributed through the Fund for Contemporary Drawing, which benefts from the backing of SOFERIM. The prizewinner is shortlisted and named by the fair’s Selecton Commitee, together with personalites of the art world • DRAWING TALK (such as Bret Litman, the executve director of the Drawing Center New York in 2016), and the chairman of SOFERIM. Joana P.R. Neves, a writer, independent curator, and member of the fair’s Selecton Commitee, will present One year upon atributon, the Fund for Contemporary Drawing organizes a solo exhibiton of the award-winning artst two conferences which will give specialists an occasion to discuss various questons regarding contemporary during the next editon of DRAWING NOW PARIS. The Fund has been created to bolster artsts at the start of their drawing and allow the audience to interact with the guest speakers.
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