Martin Bruneau - Regard d'artiste

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

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

With about twenty illustrations selected by the artist.

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

Silkscreen from Matisse’s drawing created for the Chapel of the Rosary in Vence in 1951.

Series of 18 hand drawings made with ink. Each one of Alex Katz’s characters seems deeply absorbed by his thoughts, imagination and preoccupations.

A book of creations imagined by young graphic designer Frédéric Teschner — the result of a “carte blanche” given by the editor.

Did Someone see Mr. Corbu ? Gwénaëlle Abolivier

A playful paper chase to discover Le Corbusier’s geometric architecture.

This « travel log » shows 47 artists' drawings living in Nice, invited to give a vision of "their" Nice, the place where they live.

Three books in a case that presents Jean-Luc Moulène's work, world-wide known photographer and plastic artist. 

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.

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

Auguste Herbin is considered one of the undisputed masters of colour.

Bernar Venet has created a venue for contemporary art in the enlarged, renovated watermill he has been living in since 1989, in Le Muy (France, Var).

The artefact in Érik Samakh’s work points at the artist’s image as a hunter-gatherer.

Patrick Villas - Bit cat is the catalog of the exhibition held at the Centre d’art contemporain de Saint-Pierre-de-Varengeville (76) from July 2^nd to October 2^nd, 2016.

A surprising, original and imaginative creation, the chest of drawers Happy Birthday, conceived as a big and colorful present by the designer Mattia Bonetti.

An exceptional selection of hand-coloured cards on Arche vellum paper is presented.

This portfolio composed of seven plates of illustrations presents Odile Decq’s project for the creation of a restaurant inside the Garnier Opera, with drawings and models in volume of the site.

Anne and Patrick POIRIER create an original and poetic dialogue with the Convent of La Tourette, Le Corbusier’s masterpiece, “tinged with the whiteness of the walls.”

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.

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. 

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

On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of Le Corbusier’s passing, Anish Kapoor was invited to make his work dialogue with the La Tourette convent’s architectural patrimony. This confrontation gives place to an exhibition that changes the way we see and look at the convent.

The Picardie Museum has presented a lesser-known aspect of the artist’s work: his “Toolboxes”. C. Jaccard has compulsively created a multitude of boxes accumulated in his studio for over forty years.

François Méchain, known as a “nomadic sculptor” and photographer, made Perspectives, a series of three works, for the Domaine de Trévarez.

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