Biennale de Paris 2019
exhibition / Jean-Michel Meurice
Galerie La Forest Divonne – Paris will be closed from July 20 to September 2, 2019
In september : Retour d’Orénoque – Jean Michel Meurice – Opening on September 19th
CLAUDE ET PIERRE BURAGLIO
À l’épreuve
du 9 octobre au 8 novembre 2019
vernissage le jeudi 10 octobre 2019 à partir de 18h30 en présence des artistes
Galerie Univer/Colette Colla – 6 cité de l’Ameublement 75011 Paris. Métro. Faidherbe – Chaligny . Tél. 01 43 67 00 67 univer@galerieuniver.com www.galerieunniver.com
SALON GALERISTES 18 – 20 OCTOBRE
La Galerie La Forest Divonne a le plaisir de participer pour la 3e fois au Salon Galeristes !
Ouverture au public
du 18 – 20 octobre 2019
13h-19h
Carreau du Temple
4, rue Eugène-Spuller, 75003 Paris
Alexandre Hollan at Châteauvert
Anna Mark at Royan
Centre d’Art Plastiques,
19, quai Amiral Meyer, Voûtes du Port, Royan
Exposition jusqu’au 29 septembre 2019
www.cap-royan.com
Retrospective exhibition of Vincent Bioulès at the Musée Fabre
Exhibition from June 15 to October 6, 2019
39 Boulevard Bonne Nouvelle,
34000 Montpellier
Brussels // Book signing with Alexandre Hollan
Alexandre Hollan will be signing his book
“Je suis ce que je vois” (1975-2019)
Thursday 5th of March from 6pm
GUY DE MALHERBE AT GALERIE DU CANON
Exhibition at Galerie du Canon in Toulon :
Marie-Line Costantini
Geoffroy Gross
Guy de Malherbe
February 16 – May 5, 2018
Opening on Thursday, February 15 at 6pm
PARIS GALLERY WEEKEND
This weekend!
PARIS GALLERY WEEKEND
July 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th!
On the occasion of this event, which every year brings together dozens of modern and contemporary art galleries in Paris, come and discover or rediscover the exhibition “The Twelve Months of the Year” by Vincent Bioulès.
Vincent Bioulès will be present on this occasion and will meet you on Sunday 5th from 4 to 7 pm at the gallery for the signing of his “Journal (1972 – 2018)”, published in 2019 by Éditions Méridianes.
In addition to our usual hours, from Tuesday to Saturday from 11am to 7pm, we will welcome you on Thursday 2 July until 9pm for the Fine Arts Thursday and on Sunday 5 July from 12pm to 7pm.
VISITONS NOS GALERIES
#Visit our Galleries! : Event from June 11 to 14, 2020.
Nocturne Thursday June 11th from 19h to 21h and gallery opening Sunday June 14th from 14h to 19h.
EXTENSION OF THE EXHIBITION “LES DOUZE MOIS DE L’ANNÉE” OF VINCENT BIOULÈS
La Galerie La Forest Divonne – Paris extends Vincent Bioulès’ exhibition “Les douze mois de l’année” until 18 July 2019.
JEUDI DES BEAUX-ARTS / JULY 2
The galleries of the rue des Beaux-Arts, rue de Seine and rue Bonaparte as well as the Hotel, the Charrette and the Sketch have for several years contributed to the animation of street life and to underline its cultural character by organizing the JEUDI DES BEAUX-ARTS, a night event until 9 pm every first Thursday of the month.
We invite you to join us to celebrate this festive event, stroll through the galleries and have a drink together to make this evening a memorable moment on our street.
at Galerie La Forest Divonne – Paris until 9pm
Personal exhibition of Vincent Bioulès “Les douze mois de l’année” (“Twelve months of the year”)
PIERRE BURAGLIO – LA CANOPÉE – Poésie et peinture
EXHIBITION FROM 18 JULY TO 23 AUGUST
HEZO WORKSHOP
6 Impasse Bihan
56450 LE HEZO
Thierry le Saëc is a painter, engraver and publisher of artists’ books with the canopy editions, where poetry and painting work, as he says beautifully, to create a “third body”. François Jeune is hosting in his Breton studio an exhibition bringing together the magazine La Canopée, painters’ books and the works of 41 artists invited by Thierry le Saëc to participate – including Pierre Buraglio, Robert Christien, Monique Frydman, Frédérique Lucien, François Morellet, Claude Viallat and Bernard Moninot.
Taking advantage of the “day-to-day colour” that gives the theme to the fourth edition of Normandie Impressionniste, the Louviers museum is hosting an exhibition on the relationship between the Impressionists and time. Hé-téroclite, the ensemble brings together painters from the group such as Pissarro, Monet, Signac or Renoir, but also the lesser-known Charles Frechon, Léon-Jules Le-maître or Albert Lebourg, often gathered under the banner of the “School of Rouen”. A way of showing that these artists of the same generation, who often rubbed shoulders with each other, were motivated by similar intentions.
