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—» Contamination/Transmutation, Michel Journiac (1935-1995)
by Ilan Michel

The Transpalette exhibition is the second largest retrospective by Michel Journiac since his death in 1995. The current interest in this artist is due both to the Christophe Gaillard gallery,…

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—» Come on all you dogs!
by Julie Portier

Radical experiments in the field of exhibitions are all too rare, at least in French institutions, as are spaces in which meaning and orientation are prescribed in advance. Therefore Jason…

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—» Essayer encore. Rater encore. Rater mieux
by Julien Verhaeghe

Presented at the Centre d’art contemporain La Halle des Bouchers de Vienne, the exhibition “Try again. Fail again. Fail better” is based on negligence, faux pas, and meanderings, while expressing…

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—» Liv Schulman: paranoia epidemic
by Sophie Lapalu

Organising a paranoid chaos: this could be the leitmotiv of Liv Schulman’s works. Through the repetition of disparate elements, the establishment of a subdued strangeness, and through the power of…

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—» J’ai rêvé le goût de la brique pilée
by Aurélie Barnier

“I dreamed the taste of pulverised bricks”

by Aurélie Barnier

I dreamed the taste of pulverised bricks invites visitors on a…

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—» Ilse D'Hollander at Frac Auvergne
by Laetitia Paviani

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—» Non figuratif un regain d'intérêt
by Mathieu Loctin

First and foremost, the title. “Non-figurative: a revival of interest?” is the name of the exhibition that was held at the CAC Meymac from…