The Virginie Louvet Gallery is proud to announce Alan Goulbourne’s participation in “Parcours St Germain”. The theme for the 2015 event, which takes place concurrently with the Fiac from October 22nd to November 2nd, is “The poetry of matter”. The mission for each selected artist is to create a piece for an emblematic spot in St Germain-des-Prés. The works of the young Welsh sculptor will be shown at the legendary Café des Deux Magots.
The Virginie Louvet Gallery is pleased to announce that Marion Charlet has been selected to participate in the 19th edition of the Prix Antoine Marin, which will take place from June 5th to June 27th at the Espace Julio Cortazar in Arcueil. It will be the occasion for twelve established artists to each sponsor a visual/multimedia artist under forty years old.
Opening of show and award ceremony on Friday, June 5th at 7pm.
The works of Antoine Carbonne are currently being shown in the group show Home Alone, from May 17th to May 31st 2015 at La Laverie, 117 rue de Belleville, 75019 Paris.
The show, curated by Hélène Garcia, includes:
Andy Sewell (UK)
Annie Descôteaux (CA)
Antoine Carbonne (FR)
Cécile Chaput (FR)
Charlotte Boutron (FR)
Christopher Füllemann (CH)
Elizaveta Konovalova (RU)
Hélène Garcia (FR)
Justin Morin (FR)
Louis Gary (FR)
Photographs – Cornelius de Bill Baboul & Madeleine Kotte (DE)
Solenne Ducasse came and interviewed Marion Charlet last week about her solo exhibit As Long as it Lasts, currently showing at the Virginie Louvet Gallery, as the Focus of the weekly web art magazine TCQVAR. The exhibit can be seen until May 30th.