Rainer Gross - Regard d'artiste

The ornamental panels for Polynesia created by Matisse in 1946, are here reproduced in double sized hand-coloured stencilled illustrations and sketches, according to his cut-out work.

Book in a portfolio presents contemporary tapestries and carpets from the French Manufactures of Gobelins, Beauvais and Savonnerie, created by international artists since 1965.

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

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).

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

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.

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

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.

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.

Did Someone see Mr. Corbu ? Gwénaëlle Abolivier

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

Catalogue of Pardo é Papel, an exhibition of the work of Maxwell Alexandre at the Musée d'art contemporain of Lyon from March 8 to July 7, 2019.

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.

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

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

To mark the fiftieth anniversary of the priory of La Tourette, the artist F. Morellet was invited to stage an exhibition of his works that would resonate with Le Corbusier's architecture.

Xavier Veilhan, a major figure in the art world, has presented a polymorphous work that questions modes of historic and contemporary representation.

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

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

This book is the exhibition catalogue of Picasso et le livre d'artiste at Pierre Andre Benoit museum (Alès)

Each destination is a source of inspiration and creation for Nestor Perkal, designer and traveller. The jewellery he creates comes from every one of his experiences as well as his quest for pictures, objects and colours. 

When it comes to colour, Odon’s work covers a huge amount of possibilities : his weaved spirals and nebulas are bright and colourful. 

F. Hyber keeps on rocking contemporary art with his POF (prototypes of functioning objects) or his unclassifiable exhibitions that transform museums into supermarkets or hairdressing saloons.

Titus-Carmel was born in 1942 in Paris. Since the 60’s he has devoted himself exclusively to drawing, painting and writing.

Bob Verschueren plays on the fragility of things and the pieces he creates interpret this idea of ephemeral Nature.

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.