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Media Kit Edition #7 2 3 4 5 July 2020 Paris Gallery Weekend 1 Media Kit Edition #7 2• 3• 4 • 5 July 2020 Paris Gallery Weekend 2 Table of contents Paris Gallery Weekend Edition 2020 p.3 Press release p.5 Facts and numbers p.6 The galleries and their exhibitions Rediscovering art in the galleries p.16 A four-day programme in the galleries p.16 Opportunities for exchanges and encounters p.16 A multifaceted and dynamic Parisian scene, united in its diversity p.16 A commitment to solidarity alongside Thanks for Nothing p.17 Programme p.17 Support from private and public partners A broader international dimension p.18 Art Across Europe p.18 Collaboration with Artsy Training collectors online p.18 Learning to collect List by gallery p. 19 Sponsors p. 79 Board & team p.86 Practical informations p.89 Paris Gallery Weekend 3 A collective event to mark the reopening of art galleries May 25, 2020 For its 7th edition, held in July 2020 due to exceptional The Art Across Europe network -- together with the Brussels, circumstances, Paris Gallery Weekend is offering a more Lisbon, Madrid and Milan Gallery Weekends-- will provide extensive selection. Sixty modern and contemporary art Paris Gallery Weekend with an international showcase by galleries are joining forces for the event and expressing their assembling the impressions and reviews of the collectors, collective desire to create a key artistic moment. curators and institutions present. Reflecting the diversity of modern and contemporary art Partnerships with numerous public and private institutions galleries in Paris,the event spotlights the galleries: their space, in Paris will be maintained (Musée d’Art Moderne, Centre their role, their artists, and the gallerists running them. Pompidou, Fondation d’entreprise Ricard, Musée du Jeu de Paume, Maison Européenne de la Photographie, Voltaire, In the aftermath of the recent health crisis and the two-month Musée Delacroix, Magasins Généraux, Fiminco…) Museum lockdown, the event aims to revive cultural and artistic life in directors and curators will speak about their vision of the Paris Paris: allow visitors to view, experience and appreciate works gallery and art scene. in their context, and meet and have exchanges with the people driving the art world. For four days, in four areas of the capital including Pantin and An art book donation campaign, organized with the Thanks Romainville, part of a new geographical district of Greater for Nothing association, will be set up to benefit Bibliothèques Paris, visitors will be able to discover more than 72 exhibitions, sans Frontières [Libraries Without Borders]. including 47 solo shows and 25 group shows, in optimal conditions. Paris Gallery Weekend is supported by public-sector partners, Where possible, the galleries will program discussions and chiefly the Ministry of Culture and the City of Paris. They are encounters with the artists. joined once again this year by the Comité Professionnel des Galeries d’Art and the ADAGP. The event could not take Both a specialized event and one aimed at the general public place without the significant backing of such private-sector (with 7,500 visitors in 2019), and open to all, Paris Gallery partners as la Fondation d’entreprise Ricard, Emerige, Camille Weekend caters to both collectors and amateurs, be they Fournetor John Taylor. connoisseurs or neophytes. Created at the initiative of Marion Papillon in 2014, Paris A number of programs will be put in place to accompany Gallery Weekend is steered today by Marie Delas, in close visitors based on their profile and aspirations.Thematic collaboration with a board of gallerists that includes Anne- selections will be made by such specialized fairs as Paris Sarah Bénichou (Galerie Anne-Sarah Bénichou), Nathalie Photo, Drawing Now and A Round Video Art Fair; a preview Berghege (Galerie Lelong & Co), Eric Dereumaux (Galerie of all of the exhibited works will be released online on Artsy RX), Sandrine Djerouet (Galerie Jocelyn Wolff), Léo Marin to prepare gallery visits; and appointments will be possible (Galerie Eric Mouchet), Jérôme Poggi (Galerie Jérôme Poggi). before and after the gallery openings. Concrete measures will be taken to introduce aspiring collectors to contemporary art and to the collection. This program will be circulated among the alumni networks of the Grandes Écoles and other higher-education institutions as well as among businesses. A conference entitled “Starting a contemporary art collection” will be held online in mid-June in partnership with La Gazette Drouot. Press & Media Relations FOUCHARD FILIPPI COMMUNICATIONS Philippe Fouchard Filippi | [email protected] Lindsay Lindor | [email protected] www.fouchardfilippi.com | www.showonshow.com + 33 1 53 28 87 53 | + 33 6 60 21 11 94 Paris Gallery Weekend 4 In July 2020, 60 participating galleries with a wide variety of profiles reflect the dynamism and richness of Paris. Paris Gallery Weekend 5 Paris Gallery Weekend Facts and numbers 1st 7 th 60 great event of modern and edition participating galleries contemporary art in Paris at the beginning of summer 72 47 25 exhibitions solo shows group shows Meet +140 100% represented artists open to the public key art world players from France and abroad who will be in the galleries Explore Discover Acquire four Parisian areas through gallery the work of the artists in depth thanks works of art in galleries exhibitions to numerous solo shows Paris Gallery Weekend 6 Air de Paris galerie frank elbaz Lord of The Fucking Wasteland - Eliza Douglas 1984, United-States Acteur Solitaires - Brice Dellsperger 1972, France Bernard Piffaretti 1955, France Andréhn-Schiptjenko Imane Farès Le voile Alia Farid: a solo exhibition Kristina Jansson 1967, Sweden Alia Farid 1985, Kuwait Galerie Anne-Sarah Bénichou Les Filles du Calvaire …et des échelles pour les oiseaux Ultima Thulé Chourouk Hriech 1977, France Edouard Wolton 1986, France APPLICAT-PRAZAN Galerie La Forest Divonne Le Retour de la Seconde Ecole de Paris ! Les Douze mois de l’année Group show Vincent Bioulès1938, France christian berst art brut Galerie Jean Fournier In the Flesh : corps véritables Ensecrètement 1949, France Group show Bernard Moninot Galerie Thierry Bigaignon Galerie 8+4 UNITED De la main à l’ordinateur, allers-retours (drawings and collages) 1924, Hungary Group show Vera Molnar Galerie Binome Galerie Christophe Gaillard Au bout du plongeoir, le grand bain Casanova 1975, France Group show Thibault Hazelzet Galerie Bernard Bouche Galerie Le Minotaure Susana Solano 1946, Spain La troisième dimension Auguste Herbin 1882 - 1960, France • Étienne Béothy 1897 – 1961, Hungary César Domela1900-1992, Netherlands Ségolène Brossette Galerie Divagations amoureuses Group show gb agency Elina Brotherus 1972, Finland Yann Sérandour 1974, France GALLERIA CONTINUA Cuba mi Amor Gilles Drouault galerie/multiples Group show Monde Miracle - Louis Granet 1991, France Sentimental Solitude - Joël Andrianomearisoa 1977, Madagascar Ceysson & Bénétière Printemps Marian Goodman Group show Un tout de différences - Niele Toroni 1937, Switzerland The Other Side - Nan Goldin 1953, United-States (bookstore) Galerie Claude Bernard Zoran Music 1909 - 2005, Slovenia Galerie Max Hetzler MADE IN FRANCE Galerie Chantal Crousel Group show Demain est la question Group show Danysz Gallery Dessine-moi un mouton Ludovic Vernhet 1976, France Paris Gallery Weekend 7 In Situ - fabienne leclerc We Are The Painters 1981, France Galerie Alberta Pane I can touch what’s too far away JEANNE BUCHER JAEGER Marie Lelouche 1984, France SEEING Michael Biberstein 1948-2013 (Marais) Galerie Papillon Cathryn Boch 1968, France • Erik Dietman 1937-2002, Sweden Galerie Pascal Lansberg Linda Sanchez 1983, France • Sabrina Vitali 1986, France La peinture abstraite des années 50 4 solos 1 expo Group show Perrotin Galerie Arnaud Lefebvre Nature Loves To Hide - Gabriel Rico 1980, Mexico (Turenne) CETTE CHEMISE Los Angeles Langage - Jean-Philippe Delhomme 1959, France Olga Theuriet 1970, France (Turenne) RESTONS UNIS - Projet Collaboratif (Saint-Claude) Galerie Lelong & Co. Group show (Matignon) Rythmes et vibrations - Group Show (rue de Téhéran) Marc Desgrandchamps 1960, France (rue de Téhéran) Galerie Jérôme Poggi Vraies Semblances, 1981-1986 - Frank Horvat 1928 Italia (avenue L’arc-en-ciel de la gravité Matignon) Group show Estampes d’il y a longtemps - Pierre Alechinsky 1927, Belgique (rue de Téhéran) Galerie Catherine Putman MAGNIN-A Gravures et monotypes Way Down South Per Kirkeby 1938-2018, Denmark Nathalie Boutté 1967, France Rabouan Moussion Galerie Maubert INFINITY Canons JonOne 1963, United-States Joachim Bandau 1936, Germany Almine Rech Mayoral Summer Tàpies aujourd’hui Group show Antoni Tàpies 1923-2012, Spain Michel Rein kamel mennour Oh les beaux jours (Happy Days) Et pour toi c’est quoi le monde d’après ? (rue Saint André des arts ) Group show No titre (collection 2021) - David Hominal 1976, France (Pont de Lodi) Group show (avenue Matignon ) Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac Jules de Balincourt 1972, France (Marais) Galerie Mitterrand Marc Brandenburg 1965, Germany (Marais) Dennis Oppenheim 1938, United-States Dimensions of Reality: Female Minimal - Group show (Pantin) Galerie Eric Mouchet Galerie RX Body Language The shape of colour - Hermann Nitsch 1938, Austria Group show Carte Blanche Musée Guimet - Xiao Fan 1954, China Solo Show - Joël Andrianomearisoa 1977, Madagascar Maïa Muller La Ligne Rouge - Chapitre 4 Galerie Sator Group show J’ai été chassée du Paradis - Nazanin Pouyandeh 1981, Iran (Marais) Secteur Général - Group show (Romainville) Galerie Nathalie Obadia Looking forward - Group Show (Saint Merri et Bourg Tibourg) Natalie Seroussi Etudes pour le portrait de Pierre-François Des arcs-en-ciel tendus comme des brides Jérôme Zonder 1974, France (Saint Merri, espace II) Group show Paris Gallery Weekend 8 Galerie Suzanne Tarasieve The Crossing Gil Heitor Cortesão 1967, Portugal Templon Inner Universe Chiharu Shiota 1972, Japan Tornabuoni Art Ceroli et Mambor, Profils et ombres dans la Roma Pop Mario Ceroli 1938, Italy • Renato Mambor 1936-2014, Italy Galerie Vallois Jorge Luis Miranda Carracedo 1970, Cuba (35 rue de Seine) Gravité - King Houndekpinkou 1987, France (41 rue de Seine) Galerie G.-P. & N.
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