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Jean Prouve X Charlotte PerriandÂ
Photgraphed By Love French Is Better
Paris,France
"Flying Dragon" sculpture géante de Calder installée par la Galerie Gagosian dans le cadre de la FIAC à Paris, octobre 2021.
Marc Newson at Galerie Kreo
Browse FIAC OnlineâUrs Fischer, Helen Frankenthaler, Jeff Koons, and more
March 2, 2021
Now Open
FIAC ONLINE 2021
Printemps oubliĂ© __________ Long considered the season of rebirth, springtime marks the transition from the austere months of winter into the lush abundance of summer, serving as a reminder of nascent growth, life, and possibility. Drawing inspiration from the 1865 poem âPrintemps oubliĂ©â (âForgotten Springâ) by Sully Prudhomme, Gagosianâs presentation for the first online edition of FIAC alludes to the duality inherent to spring: carrying forth the weight of the immediate past while presenting glimpses of a vibrant and prolific future to come. In 2021, recognizing the enduring magnificence of the natural worldâin the face of both the previously unimaginable circumstances that defined the past year and the precarity of environmental futuresâgains considerable urgency today. Printemps oubliĂ© celebrates the poignancy of these contradictions by presenting artworks that reflect on, investigate, or revel in the joys of spring as the new season both literally and metaphorically approaches. Explore Now _____ Jeff Koons, Bluebird Planter, 2010â16 © Jeff Koons
AFIAC â Revenir au monde
2020, exhibtion view, Pratviel, France
Célia Picard, Hannes Schreckensberger
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7:18 pm : FIAC MMXVI : "Healing Painting (a huge ever growing...), 2016" par Vidya Gastaldon - huile sur tableau trouveÌ - Grand-Palais, Paris octobre.Â
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Liliane Tomasko, FROM HOT TO COLD (2019). Acrylic on linen. 215.9 x 190.5 cm. 85 x 75 inches. Courtesy Kerlin Gallery.
On view at @kerlingallery booth C09 at FIAC Paris from 17â20 October.Â
FIAC brings together around 200 exhibitors in the Grand Palais, presenting the finest examples of artistic creation since the turn of the twentieth century.
DIEGO GIACOMETTI
Diego Giacometti