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After studying literature in Paris, Agnès Debizet discovered the soil in 1980. This first contact was a revelation: she modeled, mounted, engobe, engraved, cooked, sealed the soil with sandstone. Working with visual artists, architects, decorators, her work ranges from functional objects to monumental installations, from graphic decor to conceptual pieces.
Clément Rosenzweig and Elsa…
Xavier Noël is a gilder. Halfway between Chihiro's journey and Alice in Wonderland, he gives life to a funny tribe of stone cardboard masks, between human and animal, striking spirits and burlesque characters, fetishes and pseudo-idols.
His colorful chimerical figures made of pompoms, wood, pearls and feathers reveal with humor a ritual and magic dimension, joyful and whimsical where…
From Saturday, December 7, Maison Verrsen will exhibit a selection of ten sculptures by Lucien Petit, artist from La Borne.
Lucien Petit moved to La Borne in the early 80s. Mythical place that will gather from 1940 "pioneers" of modern ceramists, Lerat, Rozay, Ivanoff, Mestre, Joulia, Mohy, Bayer ... Lucien rubs some and will share their questions about creation, with this particular…
Aurélien Gendras is currently presenting porcelain sculptures by French-American artist Wayne Fischer, winner of the 2012 Liliane Bettencourt Prize, for the intelligence of the Hand. Discover works with organic inspirations and sensual curves displayed alongside modern pieces by Tim Orr, Barbara Delfosse or Rémi Bohnert.
Aurélien also highlights the artist Denis Castaing, exhibited last…
Flavie, Arthur and Jean-Claude, their four-legged friend, welcome you from Friday to Monday in their new place: La Crème
Cafés carefully selected accompanied by a selection of delicacies, local and responsible products, await you for a gourmet and warm break.
La Crème is 24 seats at the top of the small Ivy House, in a setting of antique objects, a terrace for sunny days.
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Charles Mattern invites you to discover Louis Durot, an artist close to the New Realists group, famous for his creations in polyurethane foam and having worked in close collaboration with César. Historical pieces of the artist dating for most of them from the 1970s are collected.
Many of you have come to marvel at the treasures of Paul Bert Serpette's alleys during this annual night. Back in image on this beautiful evening ...
For his first event in his hometown, The archivist store has chosen to settle at Paul Bert Serpette, seduced by its authenticity, its history ans its conviviality. You thus will find a wide selection of archival pieces hand picked through years during travels all around the world, including the cream of the japanese fashion designers.