Vera Molnar - Carré coupé en 12 à angles droits

Since 1960, Hermann Nitsch (born in 1938 in Vienna) presents a work that with a strong liturgical character, in which painting, music and theatre are intimately blended.

Monotype- pigment printing with original texts by ARPAÏS du Bois

A series of drawings with gold leaves by the French artist Nathalie Talec.

Alex Katz’s hand drawings made with ink are a demonstration of his talent.

Since the early 70's, each photo has been taken the same way. The man dressed in a white shirt photographs himself, posing in an attitude which is as neutral as possible.

Neon and glass shelter composed of 3 different items.
Staircase unit

Neon and glass shelter composed of 3 different items.
Bed unit

Bernar Venet’s first tapestry work

The first tapestries of Vera Molnar.

The artist proposes works halfway between sculpture and low-relief

Triptych – pigment printing with collages and original drawings on cotton paper by ARPAÏS du Bois

With Le Grand Livre the artist has delivered an exceptional work, a monumental book with 23 pages some two meter wide.

The first tapestries of Vera Molnar.

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

Inspired by Dürer’s etching “Melancolia”, Vera Molnar continuously interrogates a square filled with numbers of which the sum never changes. She appropriates it and attempts to reveal its secrets.

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

The artist's latest creation, which marks a turning point and a return to line and drawing.

Set of 15 prints composed of 24 serigraphies and one original drawing of the artist

Destined to inhabit an interior dwelling, Lorsque la forêt s’éclaircit et retient ses animaux en elle is a rare work in a unique universe.

“This series of 12 drawings happened a bit by chance, out of bits and pieces of previous drawings." Pierrette Bloch

GEARS

March 1967- Musée d’art et d’industrie of Saint-Etienne- Philippe Favier discovered contemporary art and Le Fiancé by Francis Picabia.

“I received my first bike at the age of twelve, since then, I have been on the road.” (Paul Morand)

By rebinding this black book, Bernar Venet asserts that modernity, far from being dead, is not even outmoded and that the utopia it conveys still deserves to be revived.