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For two decades, M+B has showcased the works of LeRoy Grannis, one of the most iconic photographers in the history of surfing. To celebrate this 20-year milestone, M+B, in conjunction with the Grannis estate, has released Platinum Anniversary estate prints of Grannis’ color photographs in monumental scale.
Katharina Grosse has been invited to occupy the Grande Nef, the majestic, continuous and unencumbered space that soars to a height more than 20 meters. For this event, the artist is planning to create a project that uses as its starting point an installation of considerable scope created for the Carriageworks in Sydney. Some 8,000 m² of fabric suspended from the ceiling by enormous knots will form a new space inside the gallery, taking the form of an immense drapery whose exuberant colours and energy will spill out from the Grande Nef onto the forecourt of the Centre Pompidou-Metz.
Sean Kelly is delighted to announce The Color of Shadows, the fifth solo exhibition of Ilse D’Hollander with the gallery. Spanning the latter half of her career, the exhibition includes a selection of oil paintings from the artist’s estate, including To Goethe, 1991, one of only three known serial bodies of work made by the artist. This exquisite curation of intimate paintings emphasizes the harmonious and transformative essence of D’Hollander’s oeuvre — qualities inherent to the processes found in nature that influenced her approach as a painter.
The gallery Perrotin is delighted to present Dans La Lumière, JR's fourth exhibition at Perrotin Paris and his thirteenth with Perrotin.The exhibition presents a series of recent artworks inspired by the CHIROPTERA project - a unique ballet performance devised by JR, Damien Jalet, and Thomas Bangalter - created specially for the Opéra de Paris in November 2023.
“I didn’t see a major difference between a poem, a sculpture, a film, or a dance,” Joan Jonas has said. For more than five decades, Jonas’s multidisciplinary work has bridged and redefined boundaries between performance, video, drawing, sculpture, and installation. The most comprehensive retrospective of the artist’s work in the United States, Joan Jonas: Good Night Good Morning traces the full breadth of her career, from works that explore the encounter between performance and technology to recent installations about ecology and the landscape.
The macLYON is proud to host the first museum exhibition of artist Sylvie Selig, discovered at the age of eighty-one during her participation in the 16th Lyon Biennale, in 2022. Over an entire floor, the exhibition at the macLYON will be built around River of no Return, the immense canvas measuring 140 metres which the macLYON would like to purchase with the support of a crowdfunding campaign on KissKissBankBank, due to be launched mid-October 2023. This is a dual event: the first ever public presentation of this monumental work, and the first time that Sylvie Selig will see it in its entirety.