Charles et Marie-Laure de Noailles - Elle Deco

The video and photographic work of Florence Chevallier (born in 1955, currently living and working in Paris) overlaps between document and allegory while exploring the genres of landscape, portrait, self-portrait and genre scene.

Lamp « Spoutnik» by François Azambourg.

Pigment inkjet printing and screenprinting on watercolor Arches and Hahnemühle paper, tracing paper, wood and Plexiglas.

Exhibition catalogue "Traverser" - Centre d'art contemporain Les Tanneries

Cher Aimé… is the sixth title of the “Cher…” collection published on the occasion of the tenth anniversary of the death of Aimé Césaire

Deluxe edition of L’Art de Pierre Soulages by Bruno Duborgel.

Laboratory for diverse artistic forms, the collective FRIGO led from Lyon a very active international network of fine art artists, choreographers, poets, comedians, writers and musicians in between 1978 and 1990.

The story of a legendary couple acquainted with the greatest artists and creators of their time…

This multiple is composed of a set of nine wooden letters forming the word: SOMETHING.
Sycamore tree set.

Conceived around the relationship of drawing and writing, text and image, Comment d'une épingle faire un clou is a collection of thoughts on the fundamental values of transmission.

Tokonoma is a vase conceived as a construction game, which questions the place of the vase object within domestic space.

Made between 1909 and 1931, the Archives de la Planète represents one of the most comprehensive funds of color photographs from the beginning of the 20^th century.

This books present a set of unpublished creations of Matisse.

The motif of the Montagne Saint-Victoire -so dear to Cezanne- holds a unique place in Vera Molnar’s work.

This book is published for the exhibition at the Museum of Confluences, Lyon.

Hymne à la Joie, refers to Beethoven’s ninth symphony, and is an in-situ installation for the Galeries Lafayette, Paris, in July 2011.

This set consists of an exceptional trilogy: the result of an endless dialogue between the works of three artists, Marc-Alexandre Oho Bambe, Fred Ebami and Alain Larribet.

From March 28 to June 10, 2017, Galerie des Galeries presents Le jour qui vient (The Day That Comes).