Galerie Perrotin

Barry McGee takes over Perrotin Store Tokyo with an exclusive pop-up

The artist produced 21 new drawings for this presentation. Artworks, T-shirts, zines, books, and many other items will be available alongside paintings and sculptures featuring McGee’s visual lexicon of vivid geometric patterns, sad-faced characters and stylised letters evoke a colourful chaos of urban diversity and rhythm

Grab your Barry McGee merchandise at Perrotin Store Tokyo until January 13!

バリー・マッギーのPOP UPを開催！

ペロタン東京は12月9日（土）から1月13日（土）までバリー・マッギーの作品とグッズのポップアップを開催いたします。鮮やかな幾何学模様、悲しげな表情のキャラクター、ビビッドなレタリングなど、マッギーの視覚的語彙を用いた絵画、ドローイング、彫刻が、都市の多様性とリズムのカラフルな混沌を呼び起こします。本展のために、マッギーは21点の新作ドローイングを制作しました。また作品と並行して、Tシャツ、ZINE、書籍、ウォーターボトルなどのグッズも販売します。

この機会にペロタンストア東京へぜひお越しください！

バリー・マッギー ポップアップ
場所: ペロタンストア東京
住所: 東京都港区六本木6-6-9 ピラミデ1F
会期：2023年12月9日（土）～2024年1月13日（土）
営業時間：11:00-19:00
*アーティストの来場はございません。
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🌴Miami, we’re back!

We’re pumped to be at Art Basel Miami Beach, find us at Booth A3.

We have an exciting rolling lineup for you featuring a number of artists from the roster, including a solo presentation by Emma Webster, and new works by Jason Boyd Kinsella, Alex Gardner, Kara Joslyn, Emily Mae Smith, Gabriel de la Mora, Takashi Murakami, Jean-Michel Othoniel, Paola Pivi, Josh Sperling, and Xiyao Wang.
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Views of Perrotin’s Booth A3 at Art Basel Miami Beach, 2023.
Photos: Silvia Ros. Courtesy of the artists and Perrotin.
©Jean-Michel Othoniel / ADAGP, Paris & ARS, New York 2023. Courtesy of the artist and Perrotin.
©︎2023 Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy Perrotin

Sophie Calle investit le Musée Picasso à Paris avec son exposition 'À toi de faire ma mignonne'

Elle célèbre à sa manière les 50 ans de la mort de Pablo Picasso. L’exposition porte un regard curieux et décalé sur un choix d’œuvres emblématiques de Picasso dont l’artiste convoque les images ou la mémoire au travers d’un récit personnel qui se déroule au rez-de-chaussée du musée.

Avec cette exposition, qui au fil des étages se déploie indépendamment de Picasso et prend un caractère volontiers rétrospectif, Sophie Calle explore certaines des thématiques qui lui sont centrales telles que la privation du regard ou la disparition en ayant recours à l’archive et à l’écriture comme sources et matières premières de sa création.

Relevant le défi de l’invitation, l’artiste interroge avec esprit et profondeur la réception critique de son œuvre et son souci de transmission aux générations futures.
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Sophie Calle takes over four floors of the Musée Picasso in Paris with a unique exhibition

The artist commemorates the 50th anniversary of Pablo Picasso’s death in her own way. Sophie Calle’s exhibition takes a curious, quirky look at a selection of Picasso’s most emblematic works, whose images or memories the artist summons through a personal narrative that is laid out on the museum’s first floor.

In this exhibition, which unfolds independently of Picasso on each floor and takes on a deliberately retrospective character, Sophie Calle explores some of her central themes, such as blindness and death, using archives and writings as sources and raw materials for her work.

Rising to the challenge of the invitation, Calle interrogates the critical reception of her work and her concern to pass it on to future generations.
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Views of Sophie Calle’s ‘À toi de faire, ma mignonne ’ at Musée Picasso in Paris, 2023.
© Vinciane Lebrun
© Adagp, Paris, 2023

We are pleased to announce the first group show at Perrotin Seoul Dosan Park.

The exhibition features work by MADSAKI, Takashi Murakami, Lee Bae, Paola Pivi, Josh Sperling and Joaquín Boz.

The title ‘Zero, Ten’ derives from ‘The Last Futurist Exhibition of Paintings 0,10’ which heralded the beginning of Russian avant-garde painting. ‘0’ means to break from the preceding custom and norms of paintings and return to the basics. ‘10’ is a number that symbolizes completion and perfection. This exhibition encompasses the work of various artists who explore the essence of painting.

On view from December 2 to December 23.
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#매드사키 #무라카미다카시 #카이카이키키 #이배 #파올라피비 #조쉬스펄링 #호아킨보스 #페로탕 #페로탕서울
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Installation views of group exhibition ‘Zero, Ten’ at Perrotin Seoul, 2023
©MADSAKI/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy Perrotin
©Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy Perrotin
Courtesy of the artists and Perrotin

Shim Moon-Seup’s solo exhibition is now open at Perrotin Paris!

'Shim Moon-Seup was born in 1943 in Tongyeong, a peninsula surrounded by islands on Korea’s south coast.

Although he graduated from Seoul National University in 1965, participated in numerous international exhibitions, and, since 1992, has divided his time between Paris and his hometown, this pioneer of contemporary Korean sculpture remains deeply influenced by the maritime environment where his artistic vocation first emerged. The formative proximity to nature and the cyclical movement of the tides continue to inspire his sculptures, installations, and paintings to this day.

For Shim Moon-Seup, the paintings are not fundamentally different from his sculptures. The combination of large-format works, in which viewers can immerse themselves, and simple compositions based on identical, repeated gestures suggests the existence of a space beyond the canvas. The brushstrokes and the exact repetition of movements express the artist's individuality – his spirit (Gi in Korean) – while evoking the cosmological cycles that supposedly animate our world. This repetitive element also evokes the waves that had such a lasting influence on the artist's sensibility. The dominant blue tones are a reference to his past and the sea, which he carries within him, and which have taught him to both look at nature and collaborate with it.' - Mael Bellec

The show is on view through January 13, 2024.
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View of Shim Moon-Seup’s solo exhibition at Perrotin Paris, 2023.
Photo: Claire Dorn. Courtesy of the artist and Perrotin.

Abu Dhabi Art, here we come! Find us at booth AT1 until November 26.

For this new iteration we are pleased to present a solo presentation by Lee Bae and a selection of recent works by artists from the gallery's roster including Anna-Eva Bergman, Sophie Calle, Julian Charrière, Jean-Philippe Delhomme, Laurent Grasso, John Henderson, Leslie Hewitt, JR, Takashi Murakami, Jean-Michel Othoniel, Paola Pivi, Shim Moon-Seup, Tavares Strachan and Xavier Veilhan.

🔗 Discover all the artists at our booth and their works here: https://bit.ly/49KDzqH
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Exhibition views of Perrotin’s booth at Abu Dhabi Art, Abu Dhabi , 2023
©Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co.,Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy Perrotin.
©Julian Charrière / ADAGP Paris, 2023
©Sophie Calle / ADAGP Paris, 2023
Courtesy of the artists and Perrotin

Aryo Toh Djojo’s ‘Over my head’ is now open at Perrotin Tokyo

Toh Djojo employs an airbrushing technique as a central facet of his artistic process, skillfully incorporating principles of design, such as visual perspective, color theory, and an examination of the formal elements of art, to experiment and shape his paintings.

At our Tokyo gallery, the artist debuts a new body of paintings alluding to his continued interest in UFO sightings and the socio-political discourses that have arisen throughout history as a result of these events.
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Views of Aryo Toh Djojo’s exhibition ‘Over my head’ at Perrotin Tokyo, 2023
Photos: Keizo Kioku
Courtesy of the artist and Perrotin

We are pleased to present a solo presentation of new works by Nikki Maloof at West Bund in Shanghai, marking her first presentation with the gallery in Asia.

For Nikki Maloof, painting is a way to convey the experience of existing in the world—the light, the dark, and all the shadows in between.
Her language is figuration: she started out with portraits of individual animals, progressing onto still lifes and, most recently, domestic interiors and landscapes populated with a mix of creatures—human and non-human; alive, dead, and inanimate.

West Bund Art Fair
📍Booth A108
🗓️ Until November 12
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Exhibition views of Perrotin’s booth at West Bund, Shanghai, 2023
Courtesy of the artist and Perrotin

Now open at Perrotin Shanghai: Henry Gunderson’s ‘The House Painter’

In his latest solo exhibition, Gunderson reckons with the atomization of American living spaces through a series of house shaped canvases that distill feelings of isolation into unpopulated façades.

‘The House Painter’ is on view at Perrotin Shanghai through December 23.
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Views of Henry Gunderson’s ‘The House Painter’ at Perrotin Shanghai, 2023.
Photos: Mengqi Bao
Courtesy of the artist and Perrotin

Takashi Murakami's second solo exhibition at Perrotin Shanghai is now open!

Takashi's creative practice has disrupted the established norms of the Japanese art scene by bringing together diverse, often seemingly contradictory, sources.

The artist unites the realms of high fine art and popular culture, as well as aesthetics and techniques from many different eras and styles. Murakami's fictional characters and vibrant visual narratives have permeated global contemporary visual culture and have significantly influenced the position and identity of Japanese artists on the global art scene.

'Still lifes with flowers' is on view until December 23.
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Views of Takashi Murakami’s exhibition 'Still lifes with flowers' at Perrotin Shanghai, 2023
Photo: Mengqi Bao
©2022-2023 Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
Courtesy of Perrotin

We are pleased to participate for the first time ever in The Art Show in New York City with a presentation by Claire Tabouret and her partner, Nathan Thelen.

Tabouret’s painting and sculpture practice focuses on the construction and transformation of identity across various scales—individual, communal, and societal. Her partner, Thelen, is a woodworker, whose practice consists of hand-carved furniture and objects, often made from Californian sycamore, walnut, and African mahogany.

Find us at booth A23 in The Art Show, organized by the ADAA through November 5!
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Views of Booth A23 at The Art Show in New York, 2023.
Photos: Silvia Ros. Courtesy of the artists and Perrotin.

Xie Qi’s ‘Shame of Intimacy’ is now open at Perrotin Hong Kong!

“Whatever intimacy might present itself, it is the intimacy of the painterly gaze. The eroticism that these paintings speak of is the eroticism between the artist herself and her canvas.

Thus, in the end, what gets exposed in Xie Qi’s work, is not a body-to-be-shamed, but the intimacy of the creative act. As spectators, we might feel embarrassed by this, because this intimacy is almost too strong, too close up in our faces. But there is no shame here, at least not in my mind, for Xie Qi is in control of what she gives us to see, even if she lays herself bare. And it is our choice to receive these paintings with a loving eye. It is our choice to receive these gifts.” — Ruth Noack, curator and art historian

'Shame of Intimacy’ is on view through December 2 at our Hong Kong gallery.
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View of Xie Qi’s exhibition “Shame of Intimacy”at Perrotin Hong Kong, 2023.
Photo: Ringo Cheung. Courtesy of the artist and Perrotin.

Two new exhibitions open at Perrotin New York today 🥂

‘Rhapsody in Blue’ — Opting for a raw and vibrant gesture, Gérard Schneider’s approach to abstraction drew inspiration from music; his brushstrokes reflecting an intention to translate pure emotion into painting. Perrotin New York is pleased to present an exhibition of work by a pioneer of the Lyrical Abstraction movement.

‘The Reconciliation of Opposites’ — Jean-Michel Othoniel presents an enchanting exhibition of new works that explore the artist’s longstanding interest in the potent symbolism of flowers, unveiling an intimate series of lustrous paintings on white gold leaf. The artist’s monumental sculptures focus on materiality, specifically the dual strength and fragility of glass.

Join us for the opening tonight from 6 to 8pm at 130 Orchard!
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Views of Gérard Schneider's ‘Rhapsody in Blue’ at Perrotin New York, 2023
Views of Jean-Michel Othoniel’s ‘The Reconciliation of Opposites’ at Perrotin New York, 2023
Photos: Guillaume Ziccarelli. Courtesy of the artists and Perrotin.

For our participation in Asia Now, we are delighted to present a solo presentation by ob, a Japanese artist and member of the Kaikai Kiki studio.

Gathering 8 new pieces, the display showcases six of the artist's latest paintings and two drawings.
Following her solo exhibitions at Perrotin New York in 2021 and Perrotin Seoul in 2022, this new series continues to explore girlhood in Japan with a delicate palette of pastel tones and atmospheric compositions.

Find us at booth S01 until Sunday.
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Views of ob at Asia Now, 2023
Photo: Tanguy Beurdeley
©2023 ob/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy Perrotin

Here we are! Find us at booth A07 at Paris+ par Art Basel.

For the fair's second edition, Julian Charrière presents a new work from his series, 'Buried Sunshines Burn,' following our announcement of his representation. The artist's first solo exhibition with the gallery will be held in April 2024 in Paris.

On the occasion of this fair, we also present Octobre + at 60 rue de Turenne, a special installation by Sophie Calle with 10 display cases from her series ‘Birthday Ceremony’.

🔗 Discover all the artists on our stand and their works here: https://bit.ly/3FnrKJa

Paris+ par Art Basel
📍 A07, Grand Palais Éphémère
🗓️ Until Saturday, October 22
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Exhibition views Paris+ par Art Basel, 2023
©2021-2023 Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
©Sophie Calle / ADAGP Paris, 2023
©ADAGP 2023

‘In Laurent Grasso’s new exhibition, he reconsiders the landscape tradition by making the familiar unfamiliar, thereby allowing it to be freshly perceived. His project was born out of a series of questions about what it means to represent an idealized version of nature while the real wilderness is vanishing.’ – Leanne Sacramone, Senior Curator, Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain

‘Orchid Island’ on view at Perrotin Paris until December 23
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Views of Laurent Grasso’s exhibition ‘Orchid Island’ at Perrotin Paris, 2023
Photo: Claire Dorn
Courtesy of the artist and Perrotin
© Adagp, Paris, 2023

Chen Ke’s first solo exhibition at Perrotin Paris is now open

Chen Ke has been creating paintings based on black & white photographic portraits for several year, with some even featuring celebrities like Marilyn Monroe and Frida Kahlo.
In her latest exhibition at Perrotin Paris, Chen Ke continues this “appropriationist” practice with a series of portraits of young Bauhaus students and architectural photographs taken from a sourcebook entitled 'Bauhaus Mädels' (Patrick Rössler ed., Taschen, 2019).

‘Bauhaus Gal-Theatre’ is on view until January 13 at Perrotin Paris
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Views of Chen Ke’s exhibition ‘Bauhaus Gal-Theatre’ at Perrotin Paris, 2023
Photo: Claire Dorn
Courtesy of the artist and Perrotin

It is with great sorrow that we learned today of the death of artist Park Seo-Bo at the age of 92. All our thoughts are with his family and friends.
For many years, every time I visited Seoul, my visits to Park were marked by the impression of great privilege. That of meeting a great master who influenced several generations of artists. We will miss him very much.

Portrait of Park Seo-Bo: Courtesy of Park Seo-Bo Foundation

Elmgreen & Dragset’s new exhibition at Perrotin Paris, 'David and other sculptures,' opens today.

Marking 20 years of collaboration with the gallery, the Berlin-based artist duo will unveil a new solo exhibition with seven sculptures or sculpture groups that depict the emotional effects of technology, a preoccupation of theirs that has persisted across time and media.

In this exhibition, Elmgreen & Dragset present seven sculptures or sculptural groups that explore life shaped by and filtered through technology.
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Views of Elmgreen and Dragset’s exhibition ‘David and other sculptures ’at Perrotin Paris, 2023
Photo: Claire Dorn
Courtesy of the artists and Perrotin

'Takashi Murakami: Unfamiliar People — Swelling of Monsterized Human Ego' the first solo exhibition by Takashi Murakami 村上隆 in San Francisco is on view at the Asian Art Museum

The larger-than-life paintings and sculptures in 'Murakami: Monsterized' use monsters as a central motif to address the complicated nature of the world around us. The artist’s recent works suggest that our rapidly changing and increasingly digital landscape is populated by monsters — whether harmful or helpful — many of which humans have created and perhaps even become.

Several new works created for this exhibition find Murakami responding to a social environment marked by a global pandemic and a shift toward virtual interaction.

‘After the pandemic started, some people who used to live normal lives started to loudly voice strong opinions, or turned out to be vaccine conspiracy theorists, or started attacking others out of an astonishingly intense sense of fear. Some who seemed to be absolutely kind had abruptly changed, and I felt that it was impossible to understand human beings just by looking at the surface.' – Takashi Murakami in Wallpaper Magazine

Dive into Takashi's latest exhibition at the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco, on view until February 12.
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Photo by Joshua White
©︎Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy Perrotin

We are pleased to present the first-ever presentation of Anna-Eva Bergman in London at Frieze Master, booth MW1

Since announcing the representation of the Estate of Anna-Eva Bergman, we have been committed to promoting the artist's work worldwide.

In collaboration with the Hartung Bergman Foundation, the gallery organized the artist's first survey exhibition in the United States at Perrotin New York in 2022. Bergman was also the subject of a major retrospective at the Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris.

The artist's next major solo exhibition will take place in 2024 at the National Museum of Oslo, Norway.

You have until October 15 to discover this central figure of the European abstraction.
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Exhibition views of Perrotin's booth at Frieze Master, London, 2023
Photo Tanguy Beurdeley
Courtesy of the Hartung-Bergman Foundation and Perrotin.
©ADAGP, Paris, 2023.

We are back at Frieze London with a solo presentation by Shim Moon-Seup ahead of his first solo exhibition at Perrotin Paris in November 2023.

A pioneer of modern sculpture in Korea, Shim Moon-Seup utilizes ‘nature’ and ‘temporality’ as the core element of his work. The artist continuously strives to pursue the quest for how to perceive and express his themes utilizing the infinite possibilities of art beyond standardized genres and media.

Discover all the artists and their works present on our booth : https://bit.ly/3rVBIhz

Frieze London
📍Booth A13
🗓️ Until October 15
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Exhibition views of Perrotin's booth at Frieze London, 2023
Photo Tanguy Beurdeley
Courtesy of the artists and Perrotin

'Nocturnal Ballads' revolves around themes from Romantic literature, poetic forest imagery, the elusiveness of dreams, and nocturnal tales.

Despite their diverse conceptual backgrounds, the works share a lyrical, Romantic approach, echoing ancient stories, myths, and legends that flourish in the liminal and mysterious space of night. Dissolving the boundary between fantasy and reality, these contemporary stories carve their paths through the dark woods of the imagination.

With Jean-Marie APPRIOU, CHANG Yachin , CHEN Ke, FU Rao, Laurent GRASSO, Gregor HILDEBRANDT, Klara KRISTALOVA, Yves LALOY, MENG Yangyang, Farhad MOSHIRI, Christiane POOLEY, Mark RYDEN, ZHAO Yang , Chiho AOSHIMA

On view at Perrotin Shanghai until October 26.
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Now open at Perrotin Shanghai: Gabriel Rico's 'Consider how long you have been doing the same thing!'

Rico’s body of work encompasses a diverse array of textures and materials, each comprising the artist’s conception of the contemporary cosmos.

These elements playfully interact with the light that permeates throughout the gallery. Through specific cues in each piece, the artist proposes a twisted path along the exhibition. This path reveals numerous possibilities for exploration, allowing each visitor to craft their own narrative.

On view until October 26
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Views of Gabriel Rico’s exhibition ‘Consider how long you have been doing the same thing!’ at Perrotin Shanghai, 2023
Photo: Mengqi Bao
Courtesy of the artist and Perrotin

The exhibition of works on paper by Georges Mathieu at 2bis avenue Matignon is now open

‘Georges Mathieu, the founder of Lyrical Abstraction, is internationally renowned for his dynamic, sometimes monumental works on canvas. In France, he is also known as a total artist, working in a wide variety of fields, from posters to medals and coins, from Gobelins tapestries to Sèvres porcelain and even avant-garde architecture.

Amidst the vast array of media and techniques, his works on paper, although often exhibited alongside his paintings, have rarely been the subject of a separate exhibition. Yet they deserve special consideration, not only to showcase Mathieu's protean talent but because of their unique qualities that demonstrate the evolution of his style in parallel with his paintings.’ – Édouard Lombard, Director Comité Georges Mathieu

On view until September 30 at 2 bis avenue Matignon
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Views of Georges Mathieu’s exhibition at Perrotin 2 bis Matignon, 2023
Photo: Tanguy Beurdeley
© Comité Georges Mathieu / ADAGP, Paris, 2023. Courtesy of the estate & Perrotin

Our Germaine Richier exhibition opens today at Perrotin 8 Matignon. Come and join us for the opening at 5pm.

Sculptor of metamorphoses and the first female artist to have an exhibition at the Musée National d’Art Moderne during her lifetime, Germaine Richier had a dazzling career.

Born in 1902 in Grans, in the Bouches-du-Rhone region, the artist found in the flora and fauna of her native Provence the naturalist inspiration that runs through a corpus nonetheless centered on the human figure.

On view at Perrotin 8 Matignon until October 5
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Views of Germaine Richier’s exhibition at Perrotin 8 Matignon, 2023
Photo: Tanguy Beurdeley
©Germaine Richier / ADAGP, Paris, 2023. Courtesy of Galerie de la Beraudière.

Two new shows open at Perrotin New York today 🥂

‘20 Years’ — In honor of Daniel Arsham's 20th anniversary of collaboration with Emmanuel Perrotin, the artist debuts multiple series of work that draw inspiration from the evolution of his artistic practice over the past two decades at dual solo exhibitions across Paris and New York.

‘Summer’ — Kelly Beeman presents her first solo exhibition at Perrotin New York, unveiling a series of paintings and drawings that depict subjects partaking in summertime idling.

Join us in celebrating the opening of these two exhibitions tonight from 4 to 8pm at 130 Orchard!
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Views of Daniel Arsham’s ‘20 Years’ at Perrotin New York, 2023.
Views of Kelly Beeman’s ‘Summer’ at Perrotin New York, 2023.
Photos: Guillaume Ziccarelli. Courtesy of the artists and Perrotin.

Now open at Perrotin Paris: Leslie Hewitt

Drawing from her understanding of the convergence of time and spatial relationships, in the three series on view, Hewitt juxtaposes disparate images or objects, which she unifies to create a cohesive whole.

The three series include: her photo-sculpture series titled 'Spiral and Loop', two steel sculptures and the 'Daylight/Daylong' series.

The exhibition is on view until September 23
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Views of Leslie Hewitt’s exhibition at Perrotin Paris, 2023
Photo: Claire Dorn
Courtesy of the artist and Perrotin

Tavares Strachan’s ‘Do and Be’ is now open at Perrotin Seoul!

“Not knowing and, more importantly, not seeing are formally and conceptually integral to Strachan’s multidisciplinary practice. Over the past decade and a half, the New York-based Bahamian artist has traversed dusty archives and distant lands to uncover marginalized histories and confront the limitations that structure our experience of the world.

One of the recurring figures in Strachan’s oeuvre is the Jamaican activist and entrepreneur Marcus Garvey (1887–1940). An advocate of Pan-Africanism who was influential between the First and Second World Wars, Garvey founded the Universal Negro Improvement Association and African Communities League in Kingston before relocating to Harlem in New York City, where he also published the widely circulated Negro World newspaper and ran the transatlantic Black Star Line. It is a 1920s flyer for this shipping company, exhorting Black working men to “DO and BE,” that gave Strachan’s current show its title.” — Ophelia Lai

The show will be on view through October 7th.
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View of Tavares Strachan’s solo exhibition; ‘Do and Be’ at Perrotin Seoul, 2023. Photo: M2 STUDIO. Courtesy of the artist and Perrotin.