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Rob Tucker
The Mystical Point of View 31 Jan - 18 Apr 2026 Paris 193 Gallery is pleased to present The Mystical Point of View , the third solo exhibition by New Zealand artist Rob Tucker (b. 1987), on view at the gallery’s Paris space. The Mystical Point of View approaches landscape as a space of perception rather than representation. In this exhibition, Rob... Read more -
Pavan Kavitkar
Vocabularies of a Shifting Landscape 31 Jan - 18 Apr 2026 Paris Pavan Kavitkar’s artworks begin where nature is already under pressure, marked by displacement and constant modification. The landscapes he engages with are neither utterly untouched nor destroyed, but continuously modified — measured, divided, and rebuilt through human intervention. These are not distant sites of extraction, but environments we inhabit and... Read more -
Yoann Estevenin
L’ora delle nuove storie 28 Mar - 2 May 2026 Venice With L’ora delle nuove storie , Yoann Estevenin leads viewers into worlds suspended between reality and imagination, inhabited by faces and figures that seem to emerge from myths, fairy tales, and arcane rituals. Nothing is entirely stable; nothing fully coincides with what it appears to be. His images inhabit a... Read more
Past
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Thandiwe Muriu
Clouds Bring Blessings 8 Nov 2025 - 14 Jan 2026 Paris 193 Gallery has the pleasure to announce its third solo exhibition by Kenyan artist Thandiwe Muriu, whose work explores themes of identity, culture, and female empowerment. The exhibition Clouds Bring Blessings unveils a new body of work in which the artist opens a dialogue with her natural environment and affirms... Read more -
Roxane Mbanga
NOIRES 8 Nov 2025 - 10 Jan 2026 Paris 193 Gallery is pleased to present the first gallery exhibition of Roxane Mbanga. Roxane Mbanga (b. 1996, Paris) is a multidisciplinary artist of Guadeloupean, Cameroonian, and French heritage. Her practice spans fashion, film, graphic design, photography, writing, and performance. As a storyteller, she gathers the narratives of women with plural... Read more -
Adler Guerrier
ECHO DELAY REVERB, Art américain, pensées francophones - Palais de Tokyo, Paris 22 Oct 2025 - 15 Feb 2026 Off Site The collective exhibition ECHO DELAY REVERB: Art américain, pensées francophones proposed a history of the transatlantic circulation of forms and ideas through the works of about sixty artists, bringing together a wide variety of mediums and several specific productions. Originally from Haiti, Adler Guerrier’s photographic works explore both the poetic... Read more -
Romane Mbanga
Noires - Maison des Mondes Africains, Paris 3 - 26 Oct 2025 Off Site October 3, 2025 marked an important turning point for the representation of African arts in France with the inauguration of MansA, the House of African Worlds. Thought as a cousin of the Institute of the Arab world, it is a warm, colorful and lively place that offers itself to us.... Read more -
Rob Tucker
Where the Horizon Forgot 27 Sep - 31 Oct 2025 Saint-Tropez For his first exhibition at our Saint-Tropez gallery, New Zealand artist Rob Tucker (b. 1987) presents Where the Horizon Forgot , a vibrant new series of paintings inspired by the Mediterranean and the spirit of the Côte d’Azur. Tucker has gained international recognition for his bold, playful reinterpretations of still... Read more -
Valentina Canseco
Toucher l'horizon - Milles Formes x Centre Pompidou Paris 13 Sep - 30 Nov 2025 Off Site Toucher l’horizon (Touching the Horizon ) was an interactive exhibition presented at Mille Formes in Clermont-Ferrand, France, and co-produced by the Centre Pompidou in Paris. Conceived as an immersive entry into Valentina Canseco’s pictorial universe, the exhibition invited young children to explore, touch, and actively engage with her compositions. The... Read more -
Adler Guerrier
come… sit with us 4 Sep - 25 Oct 2025 Paris The works of Adler Guerrier are often set in the central peripheries of the city—in backyards, gardens, and small commons—where resistance takes root in the everyday. In his new exhibition c ome… sit with us , he invites us to drift through and gather in spaces where vegetation pushes against... Read more -
Ben Arpéa
De Mémoire 4 Sep - 25 Oct 2025 Paris De Mémoire is the first solo exhibition of French artist Ben Arpéa at 193 Gallery, in Paris. While his artistic practice is extremely composite, embracing drawing, painting, sculpture, design and architecture, it, in fact, unfolds in an almost metaphysical way, over texture and sentiment, landscapes and still lives, memories and... Read more -
Aldo Chaparro
Are we still pretending this is not about us? 30 Aug - 24 Nov 2025 Venice Known for his explorations of materiality, perception, and the body, Chaparro's work occupies a space of tension — a liminal zone where matter meets emotion, and form balances between control and surrender. Through a powerful combination of sculpture and painting, the exhibition invites visitors to reconsider their relationship with the... Read more -
Valentina Canseco & Shinji Nagabe
Entre Trópicos 5 Jun - 2 Aug 2025 Paris 193 Gallery is pleased to present Entre Trópicos , an exhibition bringing together Brazilian artists Valentina Canseco and Shinji Nagabe, on the occasion of the Brazilian Season in France. Entre Trópicos invites us to cross into new sensory territories, immersing us in a space where the body, sensuality, and materiality... Read more -
Thandiwe Muriu
Every Bird Flies with Its Own Wings 5 Jun - 8 Sep 2025 Saint-Tropez Every Bird Flies with Its Own Wings is a celebration of the diversity of womanhood. Each portrait in the exhibition captures a unique expression of feminine identity — resilient, joyful, imperfect, powerful. From ancestral wisdom to everyday rituals, from personal memory to collective strength, each piece by Thandiwe Muriu portrays... Read more -
Modou Dieng Yacine & Zoila Andrea Coc-Chang
Bricks and Grids, curated by Miriam Bettin 8 May - 24 Aug 2025 Venice In the framework of the Venice Architecture Biennale, 193 Gallery is pleased to present Bricks and Grids , a duo exhibition showcasing new works by Zoila Andrea Coc-Chang and Modou Dieng Yacine, curated by Miriam Bettin. The architectural elements of bricks and grids can be interpreted both stylistically and metaphoricallyas... Read more -
Sesse Elangwe
We Belong Here: The Gutierrez Collection - Cameron Art Museum, North Carolina 25 Apr - 7 Sep 2025 Off Site We Belong Here: The Gutierrez Collection was the first public exhibition of a collection of contemporary art built over the past decade by North Carolina–based collectors Onay Gutierrez and Jeff Childers. The exhibition featured over 130 works created in the twenty-first century by some of the biggest names in contemporary... Read more -
La Couleur Éloquente
Ben Arpéa, Valentina Canseco, Aldo Chaparro, Joana Choumali, Christa David, Andy Dixon, Sesse Elangwe, Jean-Marc Hunt, Thandiwe Muriu, Hyacinthe Ouattara, Rob Tucker, Lorenzo Vitturi 12 Apr - 15 Jun 2025 Saint-Tropez Inspired by the concept developed by Jacqueline Lichtenstein, La Couleur Éloquente delves into the multifaceted role of color in art—its evocative power, philosophical implications, and aesthetic significance. Lichtenstein's theory positions color as a fundamental agent in art, not merely a visual tool, but as a dynamic force that shapes perception,... Read more -
Rafael Domenech
Flowers Blooming on Acid, curated by Jérôme Sans 1 Apr - 31 May 2025 Paris In the spirit of avant-garde artists who have continuously reinvented exhibition protocols, Rafael Domenech develops architectural intervention systems combined with editorial gestures—cutting, writing, revising, and disseminating—turning the exhibition into an open organism, a machine for production and circulation. For his first solo exhibition in Paris, Rafael Domenech reinvents the space... Read more -
Hassan Hajjaj
Legs 1 Apr - 21 Jun 2025 Paris Renowned for his dynamic fusion of contemporary portraiture, fashion, and pop culture, Hajjaj brings his signature aesthetic to a striking series that turns its focus to an unexpected yet evocative subject: legs and feet. With this series, Hajjaj continues his exploration of identity, migration, and cultural hybridity. The exhibition introduces... Read more -
Joana Choumali and Thandiwe Muriu
Femmes - Group Show curated by Pharrel Williams - Perrotin Gallery, Paris 20 Mar - 19 Apr 2025 Off Site On March 20, 2025, Perrotin Paris inaugurated FEMMES , a collective exhibition conceived by Pharrell Williams. This notable group show brought together nearly 40 artists, including our esteemed Joana Choumali and Thandiwe Muriu. FEMMES celebrated the richness and diversity of artistic expression across a range of mediums, exploring themes of... Read more -
Valentina Canseco
Un reflet derrière une chimère - Grand Palais 16 Mar - 4 May 2025 Off Site Valentina Canseco’s sculptures Un reflet derrière une chimère and Variations 1 & 4 came together in a breathtaking installation spanning 13m in length, 5m in width, and 2.30m in height under the iconic dome of the Grand Palais in Paris. Installed as part of an artistic proposal by Poush ,... Read more -
Hassan Hajjaj
CHROMOTHERAPIA, La photographie couleur qui vous fait du bien - Villa Medici, Roma 28 Feb - 9 Jun 2025 Off Site The exhibition CHROMOTHERAPIA invited you to explore another history of color photography throughout the 20th century through the tangy gaze of 19 artists. The journey composed of 7 chapters led us into vibrant and saturated worlds where color strikes the retina and engages the mind. Hassan Hajjaj’s subjects are often... Read more -
Rob Tucker
Perpetuate the Dreams 14 Feb - 27 Apr 2025 Venice Drawing inspiration from great masters like Hockney, Matisse, and Morandi, Rob Tucker weaves a poetic and sensitive narrative where everyday objects become symbols of hidden beauty waiting to be reconsidered. In Tucker’s paintings, everyday objects—flowers, vases, bottles, and coffee pots, to name a few—appear against deliberately minimalist backgrounds. Seemingly suspended... Read more -
Mango Man. Allegories of political propositions
Salik Ansari, K.G. Babu, Sudhakar Chippa, Satyanarayana Gavara, Rajyashri Goody, Pavan Kavitkar, and Sumakshi Singh, curated by TAK Contemporary 1 Feb - 22 Mar 2025 Paris 193 Gallery is proud to collaborate with the curatorial collective TAK Contemporary for its inaugural 2025 exhibition, Mango Man. This exhibition will showcase works by seven Indian artists in Paris for the first time: Salik Ansari, K.G. Babu, Sudhakar Chippa, Satyanarayana Gavara, Rajyashri Goody, Pavan Kavitkar, and Sumakshi Singh. Read more -
Joana Choumali
Languages of West African Marketplaces - Harvard Art Museums 25 Jan - 11 May 2025 Off Site Languages of West African Marketplaces showcased 12 life-size hand-quilted and embroidered portraits created from combinations of photographs taken in the marketplaces of Côte d’Ivoire (the Ivory Coast) and Ghana, where secondhand clothing discarded by the United States and Europe plays a central role in the economy of goods. Choumali (b.... Read more -
Jade Fenu
Interferences/Interferenze 14 Dec 2024 - 9 Feb 2025 Venice 193 Gallery is proud to strengthen its commitment to the Venetian art landscape by continuing its presence in La Serenissima for 2025, maintaining its dedication to exploring cultural diversity and universal themes through contemporary art. To mark this exciting new chapter, we invite you to its upcoming exhibition Jade Fenu:... Read more -
Hyacinthe Ouattara
Les Rhizomes du Temps 23 Nov 2024 - 15 Jan 2025 Paris On the occasion of the release of Hyacinthe Ouattara’s first monograph, published by 193 Gallery, a selection of his works on paper will be showcased in the gallery’s project room, alongside a new body of sculptural work. Read more -
How it’s Going
Hyangmok Baik, Andy Dixon, Delphine Hennelly, Pedro Pedro, Sergio Roger, Kyle Staver, Yongqi Tang 5 Nov 2024 - 15 Jan 2025 Paris To celebrate its new collaboration with Canadian-born California artist Andy Dixon , 193 Gallery is thrilled to announce the group show How It’s Going , designed and curated by the artist. The exhibition addresses a key theme in Andy Dixon's work: the appropriation and transformation of images from elite culture... Read more -
Modou Dieng Yacine
Black Venezia 14 Sep - 16 Nov 2024 Paris From July 19 to August 8, 2024, Modou Dieng Yacine moved to Venice at the invitation of the 193 Gallery to study what Venetian architecture, sculpture and painting from the 15th to 18th centuries reveal about the presence of black people, many of them enslaved, in the merchant city. Black... Read more -
Rob Tucker
Close to Life 29 Aug - 31 Oct 2024 Paris In Rob Tucker’s landscapes, we find cargo ships and large houses, the sea and swimming pools. There is a call to distant places contrasted with a sense of immediate proximity. His images, like objects, circulate, and his painting is a game of nesting. His still lifes suggest the possibility of... Read more -
Sesse Elangwe
"This or That ?" 25 May - 27 Jul 2024 Paris Sesse Elangweplunges visitors into an introspective biography full of profound questioning. “This or That ?” is a reflection on emotional instability and the dilemmas of everyday life. Do we necessarily have the answer to everything ? Sesse interrogates the need to answer every question, and the compulsion to make choices... Read more -
Ekene Stanley Emecheta
A Gift of A Lifetime 11 May - 24 Aug 2024 Paris 193 Gallery is thrilled to present A Gift of A Lifetime , solo show by Ekene Stanley Emecheta. The artist invites us to explore the diverse lessons life has to offer, through the prism of his unique and introspective art. Using mainly oil and acrylic, Ekene creates vibrant portraits that... Read more -
Roxane Mbanga
Noires - Fondation H, Paris 24 Apr - 23 May 2024 Off Site The Fondation H invited Roxane Mbanga for a three-month residency in the Parisian space of the Fondation H where the artist develops the sequel to the installation NOIRES , started in 2021. The artist Roxane Mbanga created an oasis in Paris. But unlike the oasis that is seen from afar,... Read more -
Passengers in transit
April Bey, Christa David, Euridice Zaituna Kala, Joana Choumali. Thandiwe Muriu. Collateral Event of the 60th International Art Exhibition - La Biennale di Venezia. 20 Apr - 24 Nov 2024 Venice Scheduled as a Collateral Event of the Biennale Arte 2024 “Stranieri Ovunque - Foreigners Everywhere”, Passengers in Transit, brings together five Afro-descent female artists from Africa, the Caribbean, and the USA : April Bey, Christa David, Euridice Zaituna Kala, Joana Choumali, and Thandiwe Muriu. They explore the intricacies of foreignness,... Read more -
Joana Choumali
Memoria : récits d’une autre Histoire, Group Show - Fondation H, Antananarivo 4 Apr 2024 - 28 Feb 2025 Off Site The exhibition Memoria: récits d'une autre Histoire embodied the idea of a collective memory composed of a myriad of narratives, stories, questions and experiences scattered in our individual, personal, intimate memories. This idea was here revealed through the works of artists whose work refers to the reconstruction of a common... Read more -
Valentina Canseco
Un Reflet Derrière Une Chimère 16 Mar - 4 May 2024 Paris 193 Gallery presents the first major solo show by artist Valentina Canseco. With this solo exhibition, entitled Un Reflet Derrière une Chimère , the artist, who tends to link material worlds, takes up glass for the first time. She tests its preciousness and its particular relationship to space, exploring color... Read more -
Hassan Hajjaj
Hassan Hajjaj's AlUla 1445, As part of the AlUla Arts Festival 2024 - AlJadidah Arts District 9 Feb - 27 Apr 2024 Off Site In February 2024, Hassan Hajjaj arrived at AlUla to photograph portraits of residents and visitors to the historic Saudi city. The Royal Commission for AlUla had asked the Moroccan artist to take 18 portraits in three days. Read more -
Melancholic Dreams
Ben Arpea, Aldo Chaparro, Jade Fenu, Beya Gille Gacha, Jean-Marc Hunt, Lib, Hyacinthe Ouattara, Javier Toro Blum, Rob Tucker 2 Feb - 31 Mar 2024 Venice 193 Gallery returns to Venice and it has chosen to breathe new life into one of the city’s oldest pharmacies, with exhibitions held on two levels. Before hosting a major exhibition starting in the month of April, the gallery presents a pre-opening exhibition "Melancholic Dreams", that will be held for two months, starting February 2nd, with its inauguration coinciding with the famous Venice Carnival. Read more -
La Mémoire du Monde
Hyacinthe Ouattara 6 Jan - 24 Feb 2024 Paris 193 Gallery presents "La Mémoire du Monde", solo show by Hyacinthe Ouattara, from January 6th to February 24th. Read more -
Entrelazos
Zoila Andrea Coc-Chang, Antonio Pichilla Quiancain, Risseth Yangüez Singh, Simon Vega, curated by Alejandra Josefina Paz 4 Jan - 24 Feb 2024 Paris From January 4 to February 25, 2024, 193 Gallery presents Entrelazos, a group show featuring works by four Central American artists: Zoila Andrea Coc-Chang (Guatemala/China), Antonio Pichilla Quiancain (Guatemala), Risseth Yangüez Singh (Panama) and Simon Vega (El Salvador), curated by Alejandra Josefina Paz. Read more -
Rafael Domenech
Heat Silhouette, duo show with Tomas Vu - Asia Society Texas 11 Nov 2023 - 21 May 2024 Off Site From November 11th, 2023 to May 21st, 2024, the Asia Society Texas presented Rafael Domenech and Tomas Vu: Heat Silhouette , the organization’s first public art installation. This collaboration between Cuban American artist Rafael Domenech and Vietnamese American artist Tomas Vu assumed the form of a dynamic outdoor pavilion with... Read more -
Thandiwe Muriu
You thought you could throw me away 14 Oct - 30 Dec 2023 Paris 193 Gallery presents Thandiwe Muriu solo show, from October 14th to December 30th, 2023. Read more -
Lib
Terre Infertile 14 Oct - 23 Dec 2023 Paris The story of a family in northern Kosovo is the glue from which "Terre infertile" (infertile land) is derived. Lib Atelier (1989 -) comes from a barren land of rock, and pays tribute to the poor village where he was born and grew up, near Mitrovicë, where nothing grows, not even hope. Read more -
Francisco Vidal
No Meio 2 Sep - 23 Dec 2023 Paris On Saturday, September 2, 193 Gallery inaugurates "No Meio", solo show at 21 rue Béranger, with artist Francisco Vidal, questioning transcultural identities. Although born in Portugal, Vidal sees himself as strongly connected to the African diaspora. Originally from Angola and Cape Verde, he explores themes of postcolonial personality and refers to agricultural work and its tools, in particular the machete, symbolizing the struggles of the African liberation movement. Read more -
Hassan Hajjaj
A World in Common: Contemporary African Photography - Tate Modern, London 6 Jul 2023 - 14 Jan 2024 Off Site The Tate Modern 's exhibition in London, A World in Common , unrolled a rich tapestry of groundbreaking contemporary African photography. Central to the exhibition was British-Moroccan artist Hassan Hajjaj, whose captivating works blended traditional Moroccan aesthetics with contemporary portraiture. Learn more Read more -
Christa David
I’m here to save myself 3 Jun - 28 Aug 2023 Paris 193 Gallery presents Christa David personal exhibition "I'm here to save myself". Read more -
Memories of the future
Angie Vega, Nicolás Beltrán, Ivan Hurtado, Magola Moreno, curated by Manuela Rayo 3 Jun - 26 Jul 2023 Paris This exhibition brings together four prominent Colombian artists whose works explore memory as acentral theme. Through different artistic approaches, Angie Vega, Nicolás Beltrán, Ivan Hurtado and Magola Moreno reveal the power of memory in artistic creation. Their works capture historical moments, evoke personal memories and reflect on the connection between... Read more -
Aldo Chaparro
Soy el aire, soy el sol - Centro Interpretativo Guachimontones "Phil Weigand" 20 May - 29 Jul 2023 Off Site 14 sculptures with geometric fragments by the artist Ado Chaparro were exhibited in the exhibition “Soy el aire, soy el sol” at the Centro Interpretativo Guachimontones “Phil Weigand”. The exhibition displays a series of columns and circular modules, created from wood, clay, concrete and steel, with which it is intended... Read more -
Joana Choumali
Alba’hian - Kyotographie 15 Apr - 14 May 2023 Off Site ‘ Alba’hian ’ in Agni (the language of the Akan cultural group of Ivory Coast) means 'the first light of the day.' Every morning Joana Choumali wakes up at dawn and takes a walk, observing the land and buildings, shapes slowly revealing themselves, the streets and people awakening. As the... Read more -
We are enough
April Bey, Joana Choumali, Willow Evann, Zanele Muholi, Thandiwe Muriu, Ken Nwadiobgu, Abe Ogunlende, Cédric Tchinan, Modou Dieng Yacine, curated by Roger Niyigena Karera 11 Mar - 28 May 2023 Paris We Are Enough is a call to deconstruct some of the stigmas that constitute contemporary African societies. A reflection that pushes to understand the impulses and limiting beliefs that prevent us from "dreaming big". The exhibition is organized by AFIRIKA ARTFEST, an exhibition circuit dedicated to contemporary African art. Read more -
Rafael Domenech
Assembling beneath a desire for sabotage - Locust Project, Miami 3 Mar - 24 Jun 2023 Off Site For the inaugural exhibition in Locust Projects' new home, Cuban-American artist Rafael Domenech envisioned Assembling beneath a desire for sabotage , a massive architectural environment that created a pavilion-like setting activated by a sequence of events. Invited to take over Locust Projects new space in Little River prior to build-out... Read more -
Rafael Domenech
Estuary [Pavilion for MOAD] - Museum of Art and Design Miami Dade College 1 - 22 Mar 2023 Off Site Estuary [Pavilion for MOAD] , a work by Rafael Domenech, functioned on multiple levels, as a public sculpture, a reflection on the written word, a platform for live performances and public gatherings, and a meditative environment. Estuary was made from everyday construction materials, such as aluminum framing, and can mutate... Read more -
Jade Fenu
Slumberland 13 Feb - 23 Mar 2023 Paris Jade Fenu's paintings show spaces with a great density of materials and colors, which refer to marine, mountainous and mysterious environments. The artist gives himself working principles, constraints to then release organic forms, responding to a desire for contact with nature. He explores different pictorial techniques between spontaneity of gesture... Read more -
Abstraction is Freedom
Zsofi Barabas, Judit Horvath Loczi, Bea Kusovszky, Marton Nemes, Eszter Poroszlai 7 Jan - 23 Feb 2023 Paris Zsofi Barabas, Judit Loczi Horvath, Bea Kusovszky, Marton Nemes, and Eszter Poroszlai, each in their own way, represent the legacy of Hungarian artists who lived under the communist grip that deprived them of the same access to art as their peers in the rest of Europe or the United States,... Read more -
John Yuyi
Yuyi’s Bodies 3 Nov - 31 Dec 2022 Paris Through a relationship with the body that is omnipresent in her work, transforming her skin into a canvas and his narcissism into a paintbrush, John Yuyi confronts the gaze of the Other. Our individualities and connections fascinate the artist. Her obsessive study of the Self is thought of as a... Read more -
Rafael Domenech
The other square with no corners - Passerelle Centre d'art contemporain, Brest 14 Oct 2022 - 14 Jan 2023 Off Site Rafael Domenech (born in 1989) invested Passerelle Centre d'art contemporain for his first exhibition in France in 2022. He settled in New York a few years ago after leaving Cuba, his native island, for Miami. Finishing his studies at Columbia University, he was deeply marked by the teachings of his... Read more -
Roxane Mbanga
Noires - San Mei Gallery, London 21 Sep - 15 Oct 2022 Off Site San Mei Gallery presented the first solo exhibition in London by French-Guadeloupe-Cameroonian artist Roxane Mbanga. Positioning herself as a storyteller, Mbanga works across fashion, film, graphic design, photography, writing and performance. Her work explores the position of black women in public space under conditions of both hypervisibilisation and invisibilisation, providing... Read more -
Javier Toro Blum
Azul Bleu 3 Sep - 29 Oct 2022 Paris Javier Toro Blum crosses his work and French culture, he takes as a starting point for his exhibition Azul Bleu a dialogue between 'two blues': the color IKB (International Klein Blue) invented and patented by the French artist Yves Klein (1928 - 1962) and the luminous blue of his own... Read more -
The Colors of Dreams
Hassan Hajjaj, Thandiwe Muriu, Derrick Ofosu Boateng 25 Aug - 28 Oct 2022 Venice 193 Gallery presents the exhibition The Colors of Dreams carried by the works of Hassan Hajjaj, Thandiwe Muriu and Derrick Ofosu Boateng. North, West and East Africa immortalize their colors, a vision of the country that saw them born and the culture that guides them. Thandiwe Muriu is a photographer... Read more -
Traits to remember : the aesthetics and politics of black portraits.
Idris Habib, Sesse Elangwe Ngeseli, Bara Sketchbook 25 Jun - 21 Aug 2022 Venice Based in Venice since last April, the 193 Gallery continues its series of exhibitions Colore e Materia with its second installment entitled Traits to remember: the aesthetics and politics of black portraits . Through the practice of portraiture, the artists Sesse Enlangwe, Idris Habib and Bara Sketchbook perform a work... Read more -
Dicokam
Sesse Elangwe Ngeseli, Arnold Fokam, Marcel Tchopwe, Beya Gille Gacha, Grâce Dorothée Tong, Aurélie Djiena, Leuna Noumbimboo, Alida Ymelé, curated by Mary-Lou Ngwe-Secke 2 Jun - 31 Jul 2022 Paris In its 350 m² space at 24 rue Béranger, 193 Gallery discovers the artistic lexicon of the Cameroonian scene by presenting the works of eight talented contemporary artists. This eclectic panorama highlights the cultural effervescence of Cameroon, which today resonates on the international scene. Read more -
Babi est Doux
Cedric Tchinan, Ezan Franck, Aristide Kouame, Pascal Konan, Peintre Obou, Ana Zulma, Jean Servais Somian, Ly lagazelle, curated by Roger Niyigera Karera 17 Mar - 28 May 2022 Paris Babi est Doux is the fruit of a deep humility, filled with love, sharing and communion in the image of the Ivory Coast, country of hospitality, land of hope! A gentle therapy, which induces deep questioning about our 'self'. A sweet and effervescent travel diary, the result of an unforgettable... Read more -
Aldo Chaparro & Fernanda Caballero
Adjust the Blinds 17 Mar - 28 May 2022 Paris Read more -
Valentina Canseco
Paysage immatériel - Constellations Art Festival, Saint-Vincent Basilica, Metz 1 Jul - 21 Sep 2021 Off Site In 2021, Valentina Canseco created a monumental installation at Saint-Vincent Basilica for the International Constellations Art Festival in Metz. Composed of black, yellow, and green plexiglass panels cut into curious, organic shapes, the installation was suspended in the heart of the basilica’s nave. Canseco, whose practice spans drawing to large-scale... Read more -
Jean-Marc Hunt
Ti’Punch Molotov 19 May - 31 Jul 2021 Paris In the series Cosmogonic Tales , Jean-Marc Hunt presents a work based on paper. The latter refers to childhood and is considered the primary element of transmission. His works are a way to tell a story without a sense of reading, where each image is a work in itself, and... Read more -
Colors of Abstraction
Harry Moody⎮Hugh Byrne⎮Aldo Chaparro⎮ Anton Alvarez ⎮Valentina Canseco⎮ Ben Arpea⎮ Kitikong Tilokwattanotai 16 Jan - 28 Feb 2021 This first exhibition of 2021 brings together seven artists of different nationalities (South Africa, Mexico, Brazil, USA, France, Thailand, Italy). Mixing sculptures and paintings, the 193 Gallery finalizes a ccle of exhibition around the color. Abstract art was born at the beginning of the twentieth century, the artistic landscape of... Read more -
Rafael Domenech
Model to exhaust this place - SculptureCenter Pavilion, New York 16 Jan - 23 Mar 2020 Off Site Model to Exhaust This Place was a large-scale modular installation commissioned by SculptureCenter to the artist Rafael Domenech. Responding to the unique conditions of the exhibition space—a former trolley repair shop—Domenech transformed the building’s existing structure, particularly the tracks of its industrial gantry system, into a machine that both produced... Read more -
Hassan Hajjaj
Maison marocaine de la photographie, Carte blanche à Hassan Hajjaj - MEP, Paris 11 Sep - 17 Nov 2019 Off Site The exhibition retraced several years of the artist’s work through numerous photographic series, but also installations, videos, furniture and decorative elements. He highlighted the main subjects that are at the heart of Hassan Hajjaj’s work: his interest in the universe of fashion and clothing as well as its contradictions; his... Read more -
Valentina Canseco
Linea Aperta - French Pavillon of the Architecture Biennale of Venise 16 May 2018 - 25 Nov 2023 Off Site In 2018, for the French Pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale, Valentina Canseco, together with Collectif AAAAA! and Laurent Gongora, created the monumental in-situ installation Linea Aperta. Read more -
Adler Guerrier
Adler Guerrier: Conditions and Forms for blck Longevity - California African American Museum 1 Feb - 26 Aug 2018 Off Site Adler Guerrier (b. 1975, Port-au- Prince) is best known for his work in photography and printmaking that explores the poetics and politics of place. He examines the public space of the street as a site for civil discourse and disobedience and the more private realm of the home and yard... Read more -
Hassan Hajjaj
Hassan Hajjaj: My Rock Stars - The Newark Museum of Art 25 Feb - 9 Aug 2015 Off Site Hassan Hajjaj: My Rock Stars presented a video installation by Moroccan-born, UK-based artist Hassan Hajjaj, along with a related series of photographs, in a salon installation designed expressly for the exhibition. The video, My Rock Stars Experimental, Volume I (2012), acquired by the Newark Museum of Art, pays tribute to... Read more -
Adler Guerrier
Adler Guerrier : Formulating a Plot - Pérez Art Museum, Miami 7 Aug 2014 - 25 Jan 2015 Off Site Miami-based artist Adler Guerrier (b. 1975) works in a variety of media, including sculpture, photography, prints, and collaged works on paper. Guerrier’s practice investigates the mutability of text and image and the variability of meaning. He is as interested in politics as he is in poetics, and his work explores... Read more -
Adler Guerrier
Afro Modern: Journeys through the Black Atlantic - Tate Liverpool 29 Jan - 25 Apr 2010 Off Site This major exhibition, inspired by Paul Gilroy's seminal book The Black Atlantic: Modernity and Double Consciousness (1993), identified a hybrid culture that spans the Atlantic, connecting Africa, North and South America, The Caribbean and Europe. The exhibition was the first to trace in depth the impact of Black Atlantic culture... Read more
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