Retrouvez-nous sur le stand A11 au Carreau du Temple avec les oeuvres sur papier de :
Tangent Lin (artiste en focus)
Allyson Mellberg
Antoine Corbineau
Anne Geoffroy
Clara Fanise
Swoon
Vernissage pro et public mardi 25 mars (sur invitation).
Du 26 au 30 mars de 11h à 20h.
Nocturne jusqu’à 22h le vendredi.
Brooklyn-based artist Swoon celebrates everyday people and explores social and environmental issues with her signature paper portraits and figurative installations. She is best known for her large, intricately-cut prints wheat pasted to industrial buildings in Brooklyn and Manhattan.
For this exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum, Swoon creates a site-specific installation in the rotunda gallery, transforming it into a fantastic landscape centering on a monumental sculptural tree with a constructed environment at its base, including sculpted boats and rafts, figurative prints and drawings, and cut paper foliage.
Often inspired by contemporary and historical events, Swoon engages with climate change in the installation as a response to the catastrophic Hurricane Sandy that struck the Atlantic Coast in 2012, and Doggerland, a landmass that once connected Great Britain and Europe and that was destroyed by a tsunami 8,000 years ago.
April 11–August 24, 2014
Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Gallery, 5th Floor
http://www.brooklynmuseum.org/exhibitions/swoon/
“JUREMA PRETA” is Stephan Doitschinoff’s first ever solo exhibition in Japan, curated by German publisher Gestalten. The exhibition will feature Stephan Doitschinoff’s unique universe of icons and symbols through a wide variety of medias, such as works on paper and canvas, lithographs, serigraphs, woodcuts and porcelain along with some of his short films.
From February 18th, 2014 – MAY 23rd, 2014 , at DIESEL ART GALLERY
Address：cocoti B1F, 1-23-16, Shibuya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
+ infos
Stephan Doitschinoff is a self-taught artist who was born in 1977 in São Paulo, Brazil, where he is currently based. As the son of an Evangelical minister, Doitschinoff spent his childhood absorbing the visual vocabulary of religious art. As an artist, he has developed his own unique language and style through imagery that creatively combines Afro-Brazilian folklore with Baroque religious iconography, as well as Alchemic and Pagan symbolism. Today, exhibits at museums and galleries in the US, Brazil, and Europe, including the São Paulo Art Museum (MASP), the Museum of Contemporary Arts of San Diego (MACSD) or Jonathan LeVine Gallery, reflect the increasing appeal and prestige of Stephan Doitschinoff’s work in the eyes of international media, art critics, and the general public.
New additions to the online store !
– a few copies of the new issue of VeryNearlyAlmost Magazine featuring Swoon (cover + 22-pages interview) :
http://www.galerielj.com/produit/swoon-vna-magazine-25/
– for the first time available in France, screen prints by Brazilian street artist Stephan “Calma” Doitschinoff :
http://www.galerielj.com/produit/stephan-doitschinoff-limited-edition-print-o-homem-apro/
http://www.galerielj.com/produit/stephan-doitschinoff-calma-limited-edition-print-jurema-preta/
http://www.galerielj.com/produit/stephan-doitschinoff-limited-edition-print-cisne/
All items also available at the gallery in Paris.
Joanie Lemercier annonce qu’il quitte le collectif qu’il a fondé AntiVJ et commence officiellement une carrière solo après avoir produit 4 installations audio-visuelle pour le rappeur Jay-Z au magasin Barney’s New York en décembre dernier.
Son travail fera partie d’une exposition sur l’art numérique et le video mapping cet avril à la galerie.
Retour sur la création du collectif et l’évolution de sa carrière :
http://joanielemercier.com/why-im-leaving-antivj
Joanie Lemercier announces he steps out from AntiVJ and officially starts a solo career after having produced 4 audio visual installations for rapper Jay-Z at Barney’s New York last December.
His work will be part of an exhibition about video mapping and visual art this April at the gallery.
Read full story :
http://joanielemercier.com/why-im-leaving-antivj
L’exposition “Motherlands” de SWOON est prolongée jusqu’au samedi 1er février 2014 inclus.
Sa monographie éditée par Abrams est de nouveau disponible sur notre shop en ligne :
http://www.galerielj.com/produit/swoon-book-abrams/
SWOON’s solo exhibition “Motherlands” is extended thru Saturday, February 1st, 2014.
Her first monograph is now available on our online store:
http://www.galerielj.com/produit/swoon-book-abrams/
Discover a new vision of Swoon’s Motherlands exhibition thru the pictures of Sasha Bogojev aka saL, posted on Arrested Motion today !
http://arrestedmotion.com/2013/12/showing-swoon-motherlands-galerie-lj-paris/?images=1
Retrouvez sur notre “google map” interactive tous les collages réalisés par Swoon dans Paris (cliquez sur les points pour voir l’image) :
Find on our interactive “google map” Swoon’s paste ups in Paris (click on the dots to enlarge the picture) :
https://mapsengine.google.com/map/edit?mid=zshO9G7bGUH8.kEyVYTL0GZms
Archive d’un interview vidéo de Swoon pour l’émission Tracks, tournée en 2007 dans notre précédent espace près de Beaubourg, à l’occasion de sa toute première exposition avec nous – à partir de la minute 05.43.
For Daily Verit and Radio Nova
Liz Gomis interviewed Swoon at the gallery during the set up of her new exhibition “Motherlands” (on view thru January 11th 2013).