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November, 7 2022November, 7 2022

The Tanakaya gallery, Fine Arts Paris & The Biennal

The TANAKAYA gallery participates, from November 9 to 13, at Fine Arts Paris & The Biennal, which will be held at the Carrousel du Louvre, rue de Rivoli, Paris 1st district, Trade fair which will bring together more than 80 exhibitors. Booth 9. For this new edition, Japanese artists of the 20th century will be displayed at Tanakaya’s exhibit booth. Among painters, TOKO Shinoda, who passed away last year at the age of 107! Among printmakers, the focus will be put on Hasui Kawase (1883-1957), one of the most sought-after landscape artists by collectors, especially for his snow landscapes and...

October, 18 2022November, 10 2022

Fine Arts Paris & The Biennal

From November 9, 2022 to November 13, 2022 at the Carrousel du Louvre & Online « Fine Arts Paris & The Biennal remains the only general fair dedicated to Fine Arts in Paris. From the Carrousel du Louvre, to the Grand Palais Éphémère then to the Grand Palais, we have set for ourselves the goal for the next three editions to expand this fair, to develop it internationally and to give Paris back a major place in the art market. ». Louis de Bayser, president of Fine Arts Paris & The Biennal. Some CSEDT gallery members would also participate in...

October, 18 2022November, 7 2022

Exhibition Michel Ciry

2012… 2022. The Michel Ciry museum at Varengeville-sur-Mer (76) is celebrating its tenth anniversary this year. The museum wanted to honor a part of the artist’s engraved work in order to celebrate the event. Engraving is an ancestral art that Michel Ciry has brought to the highest level his whole life as an artist. He even established his reputation in the early 1940s through this noble and demanding discipline. Michel Ciry, printmaker, is the last temporary exhibition of the 2022 season. It will be held at the Espace Créations of the Michel Ciry Museum from September 10, 2022 to November...

October, 18 2022November, 9 2022

Publication of the book “Peu de chose en vérité” by Laure Matarasso

Unpublished poem accompanied by 5 engravings enhanced with watercolor by Jean-Marc Brunet.Edition limited to 30 copies on BFK Rives, signed by the author and by the artist. Typography Atelier du Livre de l’Imprimerie Nationale.Alain Freixe lives in Nice and as a former professor of literature, he likes to “wander between philosophy and poetry”. Jean-Marc Brunet settled in Soissons, has been drawing since his youngest age, painter engraver, always in search of new techniques, he organizes and participates in many exhibitions or events in connection with music, literature or poetry…..He was linked very early to poets such as Jean-Clarence Lambert, Bernard...

October, 18 2022November, 7 2022

Jean Cocteau, lithographs and etchings, the Arenthon gallery

Until October 27, 2022 The Arenthon Gallery is hosting its last exhibit this fall, a selection of Jean Cocteau’s lithographs, made in collaboration with the famous printer Fernand, as well as the suite of etchings illustrating the book “Le Bal du comte d’Orgel/ Count d’Orgel Opens the Ball, ” by Raymond Radiguet. Visual abouve: Jean Cocteau, Les Amoureux/ The Lovers, 1955 © Adagp, Paris, 2022 Jean Cocteau, Le bal du comte d’Orgel/ Count d’Orgel Opens the Ball, plate 3, 1953 © Adagp, Paris, 2022

October, 18 2022November, 7 2022

Linocuts & Pastels by Lise Follier-Morales, the Sagot Le Garrec gallery

Exhibition from Friday October 14, 2022 to Saturday November 19, 2022 Nicolas Romand and the Sagot Le Garrec gallery present Lise Follier-Morales’ exhibition Variations on transparency with a set of linocuts and pastels. In her engraved work, Lise Follier-Morales proceeds series by series. With “Variations on transparency”, the artist seeks to retranscribe with emotion the transparency of glass, as much in the reflections of the glass as in those projected by their shadows, like the colors of flower bouquets. In this series, the printmaker becomes a virtuoso of the reductive plate linocut technique. Using a single matrix, this technique enables...