At Paul Bert Serpette, Ann Massal presents an exhibition, Kaïros, during the Flea Market Festival and until October 26.
“To grasp these works is to accept that art also unfolds in what escapes the gaze.”
Ann Massal
Each of the 12 photographs—a unique print—represents a sculpture, a medium that, by its very nature, seeks…
Anna Iris Lüneman will present, at Philippe Schuermans' stand, 12 ceramic sculptures from an installation , Uncertain Grounds, created at the Domaine de Charamarande in the Salon Blanc on the occasion of the Arts and Sciences Biennale. There, she developed a fiction on the theme of the invasion of a scientific laboratory by fungi and mold.
At Igmar Stuer's…
Presented in 1964 at the Bernheim-Jeune gallery on Avenue de Matignon, the exhibition, Giant Hands, by the painter Jean de Gaspary (born in 1938) evoked agricultural machinery as an extension of the human hand. A long-time admirer and friend of the artist, Aurélien Jeauneau recreated the presentation, on the occasion of the Fête des Puces at Paul Bert Serpette, and thus reconnected…
Born in Paris in 1995, Louis Baquet rediscovered drawing in 2019, and his creations give birth to a bestiary where the disturbing strangeness mixes with poetry. Hybrid creatures, fantastical figures and enigmatic deities populate this singular universe, inspired by Lovecraft, Redon, Bosch and Cronenberg. Also an antique dealer, our designer composes small, abundant formats, in which…
PAUL BERT SERPETTE x UCHRONIA
PAUL BERT SERPETTE CELEBRATES THE PARADOX UNTIL MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2025
During the Flea Market, Paul Bert Serpette celebrated Le Paradoxe , under the sponsorship of Uchronia , which was given carte blanche for artistic direction.
Let's extend the pleasure of the Festival and come discover…
Exposing intimacy. Bengt Hedberg (1868 - 1953): The Family as Model(s) focuses on the family, a declaration of love on paper. On the occasion of the Fête des Puces, this exhibition presented at Paul Bert Serpette allows us to discover another side of this Swedish artist, primarily known for his landscapes rooted in Nordic tradition.
Long…
Self-portrait in a mirror , a major work by Raymond Guidot
At the Saint-Étienne International Design Biennale, an exhibition, Who are you Raymond Guidot?, paid tribute to Raymond Guidot (1934–2021), engineer, designer, design critic and historian, teacher, and artist. On loan for this occasion, Self-portrait in the…
Through this new exhibition, Aurélien Gendras is pleased to introduce or reintroduce the work of Georges Martin.
Biographical note:
Georges Martin is a French ceramist, born in Saint-Michel-de-Maurienne on June 10, 1932 and died in Brunoy on October 16, 2020.
Georges Martin began his ceramics studies with Loul Combres at Pesquis near Narbonne in 1965,…
