Martin Bruneau - Regard d'artiste

Fifteen artists came together to explore the notion of spirituality with their feminine identity.

On the occasion of the release of Cher Matisse... we asked Claude Viallat and Jacques Villeglé, two great artists who have "looked at" Matisse, to imagine a limited edition.

Jackie Matisse, granddaughter of Henri Matisse and daughter of Pierre Matisse who had a famous gallery in New York, was born in 1931.

A new approach to understand and explore the work of Pierre Soulages.

With about twenty illustrations selected by the artist.

Exceptional box with 6 volumes of stencilled illustrations of  the cut-out work of  Matisse (Chasubles and stained-glass windows) created for the Chapel of the Rosary in Vence (South of France).

Lines, in all their different forms have punctuated Bernar Venet’s work since the sixties. Constructed from infinite points, these lines are the foundation of his work.

Daniel Buren’s work is well known, especially for his white or colourful stripes, and dialogues with its environment. In situ or in movement, they will be exhibited at the Picardie museum, until october 2015.

The artist’s intervention planned outside of Kernault’s mansion aims at reinterpreting the place and seeks a dialogue between the walls of the mansion and the surrounding park.

For many years now, Martin Bruneau has been working from paintings of the great masters of the classical period such as Rembrandt, Velasquez, Courbet, Pousins or even Philippe de Champaigne.

Performances of S. Hirakawa question spectators on the place they occupy in natural environment, their relationship to nature and its impact on them.

The artist came up with the idea of striking the trunk of fourteen varieties of trees with a mallet, registering the quality of the vibration from the wood itself, its resonance in away.

The Bernar Venet- Les Origines / 1961-1966 catalog presents a selection of major artworks by the artist.

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

In subsequent years, Dougherty has developed a body of work that seems to fly through trees, overtake buildings, and define, in his stand-alone structures, a kind of modern primitive architecture.

From 1942 to 1954, Sister Jacques-Marie, originally Monique Bourgeois, describes her encounter with Henri Matisse that lead to the creation of the Rosaire Chapel in Vence.

This book offers a complete vision of the plastic artist Champion Métadier's recent work in which the issues and consequences of digital pictures' future reflect with a singular acuteness. Her works impose themselves as remarquably dense objects. 

An exceptional selection of hand-coloured cards on Arche vellum paper is presented ont the book La Piscine.

Tactile images, technology and language’s flaws inspire Antoine Catala who creates relationships between those elements or diverts them, for a poetical purpose.

In biographical notes, Vera Molnar is often introduced with these few words: “An abstract geometric artist since 1948”, following Kandisnky, Malevitch and Mondrian works.

This monograph presents a set of works and interventions, some of them new, by artist Christian Jaccard.

The catalogue presenting the exhibition Anselm Kiefer at the Couvent de La Tourette (Le Corbusier).

On the occasion of the first great retrospective exhibition of this artist born in Montpellier in 1938, this catalogue of over-400 pages will present the work of a main witness and actor of the great upheavals of contemporary painting in the 60s.

Self-taught French sculptor and painter Jacques Brown began painting in 1945 and sculpting in 1949.