ABU DHABI ART 2016

ABU DHABI ART 2016
BOOTH C3
33 & 36, rue de Seine
75006 Paris — fr
T.+33(0)1 46 34 61 07
F.+33(0)1 43 25 18 80
www.galerie-vallois.com
[email protected]
ES
Pilar Albarracín FR
Gilles Barbier FR
Julien Berthier FR
Julien Bismuth Alain Bublex FR
CH
Massimo Furlan JP
Taro Izumi Richard Jackson US
Alain Jacquet FR
US
Adam Janes Jean-Yves Jouannais FR
US
Martin Kersels US
Paul Kos US
Paul McCarthy US
Jeff Mills CH
Arnold Odermatt Henrique Oliveira BR
Peybak ir
FR
Niki de Saint Phalle Lázaro Saavedra CU
Pierre Seinturier FR
ch
Jean Tinguely GB
Keith Tyson FR
Jacques Villeglé De
Olav Westphalen FR
Winshluss FR
Virginie Yassef Gilles Barbier, Still Memory 7,
2013
16 November - 19 November
Opening Tuesday 15Th November
Gilles Barbier covers figures or
common objects, such as here some comic
books, with hyperrealist greenery. They
end up looking like timeless treasures
of our civilization. This romantic
idea has also inspired Barbier’s other
sculpture shown on our booth: Eternity.
This sculpted golden word materializes
the attraction of the unattainable, and
remains a treasure even though being
covered with tar and feather.
Gilles Barbier, Eternity, 2014
Peybak, the Iranian duet
composed by Babak Alebrahim
Dehkordi
and
Peyman
Barabadi
is
back
this
year on our booth with two
paintings from the AbrakanOrient series. Asserting
the influence of Iranian
poems and mythologies as
well as their resolutely
contemporary
culture,
the
four-handed
develop
an original and abundant
world reminding us as much
of Persian miniatures as
of heroic fantasy. Peybak
currently work on their
solo show to come at the
gallery in January 2017.
Peybak, Abrakan Orient #2, 2015
Portrait of a Young Woman by Keith Tyson is part of a series started
in 2013. The british artist re-worked several times with different
mediums on an existing painting. The superposition of topics and
techniques from different periods engenders mysterious and timeless
works with interwoven patterns and complex surfaces. Recently shown
at the Centre Pompidou, Keith Tyson is currently working on a new solo
show at the gallery for Summer 2017.
Keith Tyson, Portrait of a
Young Woman, 2013
ABU DHABI ART 2016
BOOTH C3
33 & 36, rue de Seine
75006 Paris — fr
T.+33(0)1 46 34 61 07
F.+33(0)1 43 25 18 80
www.galerie-vallois.com
[email protected]
ES
Pilar Albarracín FR
Gilles Barbier FR
Julien Berthier FR
Julien Bismuth Alain Bublex FR
CH
Massimo Furlan JP
Taro Izumi Richard Jackson US
Alain Jacquet FR
US
Adam Janes Jean-Yves Jouannais FR
US
Martin Kersels US
Paul Kos US
Paul McCarthy US
Jeff Mills CH
Arnold Odermatt Henrique Oliveira BR
Peybak ir
FR
Niki de Saint Phalle Lázaro Saavedra CU
Pierre Seinturier FR
ch
Jean Tinguely GB
Keith Tyson FR
Jacques Villeglé De
Olav Westphalen FR
Winshluss FR
Virginie Yassef Jacques Villeglé, key member of the «Nouveau Réalisme» movement from
the 60’s, has had works purchased by the Guggenheim Abu Dhabi Museum
for their permanent collection since our first participation at Abu
Dhabi Art in 2010.
Séquence Ravenne Bleue is one of the rare example of collaboration
between Jacques Villeglé and Raymond Hains dated from the beginning
of the 50’s, when they were both aged 24. Inspired by the palette
of Matisse, by Breton folks costumes and by mosaics, this set of 38
abstract and colourful drawings is a complete sequences of a unique
experimental movie created by Villeglé and Hains when artist’s films
were still in their beginnings.
From the artist César, member of
the same historical art movement,
we will present an unique Expansion
dated 1977 covered with a magnificent
oily blue colour painting. The title
refers directly to the material of
the sculpture, the polyurethane foam
that has been spread by the artist
but whose shape is freely defined by
the medium itself.
This bespoke selection made for Abu
Dhabi displayed our involvment within
both New Realism and Contemporary
Art.
César, Expansion bleue, 1977
Jacques Villeglé, Pénélope - «Séquence Ravenne Bleue» (detail), 1953
at the GALlERY
Julien Bismuth, Partition
Lucie Picandet, Idiose
04 November - 23 December 2016
fAIRs
Art Basel Miami (December 2016)
Art Geneva (January 2017)
Armory Show (March 2017)