Paris 23–26 October 2008 www.fiac.com

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Paris
23–26 October 2008
www.fiac.com
Press Kit
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
FIAC 2008
• Presentation by Martin Bethenod, General Director and
Jennifer Flay, Artistic Director of FIAC
THE GALLERIES
• List of galleries in alphabetical order
• Grand Palais: modern and contemporary art
• Grand Palais: design galleries
• Cour Carrée du Louvre: contemporary art
• List of galleries by country
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THE CULTURAL PROGRAM
• Performance Series “Ouvertures / Openings” p.35
• Outdoor Projects in the Tuileries
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• “Frise”, 2008, project for FIAC 2008 by M/M (Paris)
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• The Marcel Duchamp Prize
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• The YCI Program: Young Curators Invitational p.42
• Conferences p.44
THE COMMISSION OF THE CENTRE NATIONAL D’ART CONTEMPORAINp.45
FIAC SPONSORS
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MEDIA EXHIBITORS AND PARTNERS
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ORGANISATION
• Useful Information about FIAC
• Questions and press contacts p.73
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The 35th edition of FIAC will be held from 23 to 26 October 2008 in the Grand Palais, the Cour Carrée
of the Louvre and in the Tuileries gardens.
The 2008 edition of FIAC reaffirms the strong points of its identity: a general interest fair that brings
together modern art, contemporary art, emerging art creation and design. It is an international fair in
which France occupies a priviledged position. It is also a Parisian event in the heart of the capital, held
in exceptional sites organised in close collaboration with all of the key players of the artistic scene as well
as museums, art centres, private collections and the market itself. And finally, it is an innovative fair
that, for the first time this year, offers a series of artists’ performances organised in collaboration with
the Louvre and the Jeu de Paume.
FIAC 2008 will present 189 modern and contemporary art galleries as well as design galleries.
72 galleries are French, that is approximately 39%, 117 galleries (about 61%) are from abroad, representing
21 countries, the highest number coming from Germany, the United States and Italy.
42 galleries are first–time exhibitors.
In the Grand Palais are 113 modern and contemporary art galleries as well as design galleries, the sector
that FIAC was the first international fair to have included in 2004.
19 exhibitors in the Grand Palais are participating for the first time (or are returning to FIAC).
New arrivals include: Rafaella Cortese (Milan), Hopkins Custot (Paris), Gebr. Lehmann (Dresden–
Berlin), Greta Meert (Brusseles), Christian Nagel (Berlin–Cologne), Oriol (Barcelona), Patrick Painter
(Los Angeles), Thomas Schulte (Berlin), Filomena Soares (Lisbon), Sperone Westwater (New York),
Timothy Taylor (Londres), Bob Van Orsouw (Zürich), White Cube (Londres).
Art Attitude Hervé Bize (Nancy), Sadie Coles (Londres), Christian Stein (Milan), Xippas (Paris), will
be returning to FIAC.
Among some highlights of FIAC 2008 are several special projects and solo shows and thematic
exhibitions, for example:
The solo shows of Christopher Wool at Luhring–Augustine, Karen Kilimnick at 303, Jake&Dinos
Chapman at White Cube, Anton Henning at Arndt&Partner, Rodney Graham at Donald Young,
Emmanuel Saulnier at Art Attitude Hervé Bize, Catherine Sullivan at Catherine Bastide, Sherrie
Levine at Simon Lee, Wilhelm Sasnal at Sadie Coles, Daniel–Joseph Martinez at The Project, Etienne
Martin at Marwan Hoss, Vieira da Silva at Jeanne Bucher, Atlan at Applicat–Prazan, Calder–Martial
Raysse at Nathalie Seroussi; expressionnist group show proposed by Henze&Ketterer and the projet
based on historical conceptual art and its extensions at Lisson (Art & Language, Daniel Buren, Dan
Graham, Ceal Floyer & Jonathan Monk), the spotlight on Claire Fontaine proposed jointly by Air
de Paris and Chantal Crousel, narrative figuration at Thierry Salvador, Mark Quinn’s selection of
historical pieces presented in contrast to his own works at Hopkins–Custot, the 50th anniversary of
Galerie di Meo and the retrospective “My 60s and 70s” at Denise René.
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The Design sector, installed in the Grand Palais, will include, in close proximity to art galleries, a highly–
selective choice of the finest design galleries of the twentieth and twenty–first centuries. Among the 9
galleries presented, FIAC is pleased to welcome the Tools Galerie (Paris) for the first time, and the return
of Mouvements Modernes (Paris), who will join Dansk Moebelkunst, Dewindt, Downtown, Kreo, Jousse
Entreprise, Eric Philippe and Patrick Seguin, who have taken part since 2007.
La Cour Carrée, with 23 new arrivals out of 75 (more than a third), has undergone a major renewal,
designed to reninforce and develop its cutting–edge perspective.
The new arrivals are Lucile Corty (Paris), Ellen de Bruijne (Amsterdam), Jonathan Viner/Fortescue
Avenue (Londres), Haas&Fischer (Zürich), Ibid Projects (Londres), Klerkx (Milan), Lombard–Freid
(New York), Mezzanin (Vienne), New Galerie de France (Paris), Gregor Podnar (Berlin–Llubljana), Peres
Projects (Los Angeles–Berlin), Perry Rubenstein (New York), Suzy Shammah (Milan), Sies+Höke
(Düsseldorf), Franco Soffiantino (Turin), Sommer Contemporary (Tel Aviv), Sommer&Kohl (Berlin),
Tracy Williams (New York), Sassa Trülzsch (Berlin), Van Horn (Düsseldorf), Jan Wentrup (Berlin),
Michaël Wiesehoefer (Cologne). Eric Dupont (Paris) is returning to FIAC.
Among some of the noteworthy events to follow, highlights include the solo shows of Clement Rodzielski
(Cardenas Bellanger), Tania Mouraud (Dominique Fiat), Jonathan Delachaux (Haas&Fischer),
Mustapha Hulusi (Max Wigram), Amal Kenawy (La Bank), Jos de Gruyter & Harald Thys at Isabella
Bortolozzi, and the Royal Art Lodge (Perugi), the dialogues between Yazid Oulab and Regina Virserius
(Eric Dupont), Stéphane Thidet and Jean–Luc Vilmouth (Aline Vidal), Arnaud Maguet’s project (La
Blanchisserie), as well as the participation of Wilfredo Prieto and Marine Hugonnier, (Nogueras–
Blanchard), Yael Bartana (Sommer Contemporary), Robin Rhode, Kamrooz Aram and Diana Al–
Hadid (Perry Rubenstein)...
An enriched cultural program
The “Ouvertures/Openings” performance series. Conceived and organised in collaboration with the
Auditorium of the Louvre and the Jeu de Paume’s cultural department, this new program will be a
highight of FIAC 2008. It includes a dozen events at the intersection of visual arts, music, dance and
theatre..., to be held in the Cour Carrée, the Cour Napoléon, the Auditorium of the Louvre and in various
areas inside the Jeu de Paume. Free admission, in the limit of available seating.
The artists presented: Franz–Erhard Walther (in the Cour Carrée, on the 22nd and 23rd at 5:30pm),
Scoli Acosta (Jeu de Paume, the 24th at 6:30pm), Tony Conrad (Auditorium of the Louvre (the 24th
at 8:00pm), Rodney Graham and the Rodney Graham Band (Auditorium of the Louvre, the 25th at
8:30pm), Aurélien Froment (Jeu de Paume, the 25th at 5pm), Jérôme Bel (Jeu de Paume, the 25th at
6:30pm), Jeremy Deller (Cour Napoléon, the 26th at 2:30pm), Xavier Leroy (Jeu de Paume, the 26th
at 6:30pm).
(Possible modifications)
Outdoor projects in the Tuileries. For the third year in a row, the Jardins des Tuileries will welcome
seventeen outdoor projects, monumental sculptures and installations that have been chosen by FIAC and
the Louvre musuem.
Projects presented: Aleksandra Mir “Plane Landing” (Galerie Laurent Godin), Tadashi Kawamata “Tree
Huts” (Galerie Kamel Mennour, Paris, project in collaboration with the gallery Annely Juda Fine Art,
Londres), Michelangelo Pistoletto “Spazio Libero” (Galeries Continua, Christian Stein, Simon Lee,
Luhring Augustine), Dewar & Gicquel “Mason Massacre” (Galerie Loevenbruck), Dan Graham “Pavillon–
Seurat, no Monet” (Galerie Hauser & Wirth), Mona Hatoum “Jardin Suspendu” (Galerie Chantal Crousel),
Leo Copers “Mist” (Galerie Nadja Vilenne), Kiki Smith “Reclining Nude” (Galerie Lelong), Etienne
Bossut “Pour les vaches” (Galerie Chez Valentin), Leopold Kessler “Volks–Shoeshinemachine” (Galerie
Lombard–Freid Projects), Katja Strunz “Trauma” (Galerie Almine Rech), Vincent Beaurin “Marlydes”
(Galerie Frederic Giroux), Véronique Joumard “Maison/Tableau” (Galerie Serge Le Borgne), Mark Dion
“Confectionary conservatory for Tuilery garden” (Galerie In Situ Fabienne Leclerc), Bertrand Lavier,
“Fontaine”(Galerie Kewenig), Richard Deacon “Infinity # 30”et “Infinity # 31”(Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac),
Atelier Van Lieshout “Favela”(Galerie Jousse Entreprise)
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The Marcel Duchamp Prize. FIAC continues its relationship with the ADIAF and the Pompidou Centre
by showing, in the Cour Caree, the projects of the four semi–finalists for the Marcel Duchamp Prize 2008:
Michel Blazy, Stéphane Calais, Laurent Grasso and Didier Marcel. The winner will be announced in the
Cour Carrée on Saturday 25 October at 11am.
The YCI program, organised since 2006 with the support of the Fondation d’entreprise Ricard, invites
five young curators from all over the world to Paris during FIAC. They are chosen from proposals made
by an international committee, whose members are Yves Aupetitallot, Ann Demeester, John Rajchman,
Marc–Olivier Wahler and Nicolas Bourriaud. The participants who have already been selected for the
2008 YCI program are: Maria Garzia (Italy), Mariangela Mendez (Colombia), Chessia Kelley (U.S.A),
Virginia Januskiviciute (Lituania)and Fredrik Svensk (Sweden).
Conferences. FIAC will organise three conferences or round–table discussions, in collaboration with
various partners.
– “Producing art/from private vision to public space” in partnership with Art Dubaï, round–table
discussion on the 23rd of October, at 5pm, in the Auditorium of the Grand Palais;
– “Collector/collection: artists’ publications”; in partnership with the Artisbooks Salon and the Centre
Pompidou, round–table discussion on Friday the 24th at 4pm in the Centre Pompidou;
– “Performances, creating events”, in partnership with 104, round-table discussion on Saturday the 25th
at 104 at 6pm
What’s on in Paris during FIAC
Once again there are numerous artistic and cultural events of exceptional quality taking place in Paris
during the week of FIAC: Futurism at the Centre Pompidou, Emil Nolde, Picasso and the Old Masters at
the Grand Palais, Mantegna at the Louvre, Raoul Dufy at the Musée d’art moderne de la Ville de Paris,
carte blanche given to Jeremy Deller at the Palais de Tokyo, Mélik Ohanian at Plateau, Lee Miller and
Jordi Colomer at Jeu de Paume, Daniel Buren at the Musée Picasso, César at the Fondation Cartier, and
last but not least Jeff Koons at Versailles.
The energy of the Parisian market parallels this wealth: very strong shows in galleries, numerous “off ”
fairs, and of course the initiatives organised by several private collectors, corporate collections and art
patrons…
FIAC would like to thank State Street Corporation, official sponsor of
FIAC 2008.
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THE GALLERIES
LIST OF GALLERIES BY ALPHABETICAL ORDER
1900–2000 Paris – Grand Palais
303 Gallery New York – Grand Palais
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Martine Aboucaya Paris – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Aidan Gallery Moscou – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Air de Paris Paris – Grand Palais
Aliceday Bruxelles – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Applicat–Prazan Paris – Grand Palais
Arndt & Partner Zürich/Berlin – Grand Palais
Art : concept Paris – Grand Palais
Alfonso Artiaco Naples – Grand Palais
Art Attitude Hervé Bize Paris – Grand Palais*
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La B.A.N.K Paris – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Anne Barrault Paris – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Baronian–Francey Bruxelles – Grand Palais
Catherine Bastide Bruxelles – Grand Palais
Beaumontpublic Luxembourg – Grand Palais
Bernier/Eliades Athènes – Grand Palais
La Blanchisserie Boulogne–Billancourt – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Marianne Boesky New York – Grand Palais
Isabella Bortolozzi Berlin – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Bortolami New York – Grand Palais
Buchmann Galerie Lugano/Berlin – Grand Palais
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Cardenas Bellanger Paris – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Carlier/Gebauer Berlin – Grand Palais
Chez Valentin Paris – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Cheim & Read New York – Grand Palais
Sadie Coles HQ Londres – Grand Palais*
John Connelly Presents New York – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Galleria Continua San Gimignano / Pékin – Grand Palais
Paula Cooper New York – Grand Palais
Cortex Athletico Bordeaux – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Lucile Corty Paris – Cour Carrée du Louvre*
Raffaella Cortese Milan – Grand Palais *
Cosmic Paris – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Chantal Crousel Paris – Grand Palais
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Dansk Moebelkunst Paris/Copenhague – Grand Palais – Design
Monica de Cardenas Milan – Grand Palais
Massimo de Carlo Milan – Grand Palais
Ellen De Bruijne Projects Amsterdam – Cour Carrée du Louvre*
Guillermo De Osma Madrid – Grand Palais
Denise René Paris – Grand Palais
Dewindt Bruxelles – Grand Palais – Design
Di Meo Paris – Grand Palais
Distrito Cu4tro Madrid – Grand Palais
Downtown Paris – Grand Palais – Design
Eric Dupont Paris – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Dvir Tel–Aviv – Cour Carrée du Louvre
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Frank Elbaz Paris – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Estrany de la Mota Barcelone – Grand Palais
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Dominique Fiat Paris – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Fiedler Contemporary Cologne – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Enrico Fornello Prato – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Jonathan Viner / Fortescue Avenue Londres – Cour Carrée du Louvre *
Jean Fournier Paris – Grand Palais
Foxy Production New York – Cour Carrée du Louvre
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Gb agency Paris – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Frédéric Giroux Paris – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Laurent Godin Paris – Grand Palais
Marian Goodman Paris/New York – Grand Palais
Karsten Greve Paris/St Moritz/Cologne – Grand Palais
M&J Guelman Moscou – Grand Palais
Cristina Guerra Lisbonne – Grand Palais
Alain Gutharc Paris – Cour Carrée du Louvre
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Haas & Fischer Zürich – Cour Carrée du Louvre*
Hauser & Wirth Zürich / Londres – Grand Palais
Erna Hecey Bruxelles/Luxembourg – Grand Palais
Henze & Ketterer Bern – Grand Palais
Eva Hober Paris – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Hopkins–Custot Paris – Grand Palais*
Marwan Hoss Paris – Grand Palais
Xavier Hufkens Bruxelles – Grand Palais
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Ibid Projects Londres – Cour Carréeé du Louvre*
In SITU Fabienne Leclerc Paris – Grand Palais
Grita Insam Vienne – Grand Palais
A arte studio Invernizzi Milan – Grand Palais
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Rodolphe Janssen Bruxelles – Grand Palais
Jeanne Bucher Paris – Grand Palais
Juliette Jongma Amsterdam – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Jousse Entreprise Paris – Cour Carrée du Louvre – Grand Palais – Design
Annely Juda Fine Art Londres – Grand Palais
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Iris Kadel Karlsruhe – Cour Carrée du Louvre
KBK Mexico – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Kewenig Cologne – Grand Palais
KLERKX Milan – Cour Carrée du Louvre*
Johann König Berlin – Grand Palais
Kréo Paris – Grand Palais – Design
Krinzinger Vienne – Grand Palais
Nicolas Krupp Bâle – Cour Carrée du Louvre
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Yvon Lambert Paris/New York – Grand Palais
Layr Wuestenhagen Contemporary Vienne – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Serge le Borgne Paris – Grand Palais
Simon Lee Londres – Grand Palais
Gebr. Lehmann Dresde / Berlin – Grand Palais*
Lelong Paris/New York/Zürich – Grand Palais
Lisson Gallery Londres – Grand Palais
Galerie Loevenbruck Paris – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Florence Loewy Paris – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Lombard Freid projects New York – Cour Carrée du Louvre*
Luhring Augustine New York – Grand Palais
Lumen Travo Amsterdam – Cour Carrée du Louvre
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Maisonneuve Paris –– Cour Carrée du Louvre
Gabrielle Maubrie Paris – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Hans Mayer Düsseldorf – Grand Palais
Greta Meert Bruxelles – Grand Palais*
Kamel Mennour Paris – Grand Palais
Mezzanin Vienne – Cour Carrée du Louvre*
Francesca Minini Milan – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Motive Gallery Amsterdam – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Mouvements Modernes Paris – Grand Palais – Design*
Galerie de Multiples Paris – Cour Carrée du Louvre
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Nächst St Stephan Rosemarie Schwarzwälder Vienne – Grand Palais
Christian Nagel Berlin/Cologne – Grand Palais*
Nature Morte/Bose Pacia New Delhi – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Nelson–Freeman Paris – Grand Palais
New Galerie de France Paris – Cour Carrée du Louvre*
Nogueras Blanchard Barcelone – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Jérôme de Noirmont Paris – Grand Palais
Nosbaum & Reding Luxembourg – Cour Carrée du Louvre
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Nathalie Obadia Paris – Grand Palais
Oriol Galeria d’Art Barcelone – Grand Palais*
Bob Van Orsouw Zürich – Grand Palais*
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Patrick Painter Los Angeles – Grand Palais *
Claudine Papillon Paris – Grand Palais
Parkett Editions Zürich – Cour Carrée du Louvre*
Françoise Paviot Paris – Grand Palais
Peres Projects Los Angeles / Berlin – Cour Carrée du Louvre*
Emmanuel Perrotin Paris – Grand Palais
Perugi Artecontemporanea Padoue – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Eric Philippe Paris – Grand Palais – Design
Gregor Podnar Llubljana / Berlin – Cour Carrée du Louvre*
Praz–Delavallade Paris / Berlin – Grand Palais
Chemould Prescott Road Mumbai – Cour Carrée du Louvre
ProjecteSD Barcelone – Cour Carrée du Louvre
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Almine Rech Paris – Grand Palais
Michel Rein Paris – Grand Palais
Thaddaeus Ropac Paris/Salzburg – Grand Palais
Perry Rubenstein New York – Cour Carrée du Louvre*
Lia Rumma Naples/Milan – Grand Palais
Tucci Russo Torre Pellice – Grand Palais
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Salvador Paris – Grand Palais
Schleicher+Lange Paris – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Ester Schipper Berlin – Grand Palais
Thomas Schulte Berlin – Grand Palais*
Patrick Seguin Paris – Grand Palais – Design
Sfeir–Semler Hambourg / Beyrouth – Grand Palais
Nicola Von Senger Zürich – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Natalie Seroussi Paris– Grand Palais
Suzy Shammah Milan – Cour Carrée du Louvre*
ShanghART Shanghai – Gran Palais
Sies+Höke Düsseldorf – Cour Carrée du Louvre*
Filomena Soares Lisbonne – Grand Palais*
Franco Soffiantino Turin – Cour Carrée du Louvre*
Sommer Contemporary Art Tel Aviv – Cour Carrée du Louvre*
Sommer & Kohl Berlin – Cour Carrée du Louvre*
Pietro Sparta Chagny – Grand Palais
Sperone Westwater New York – Grand Palais*
Christian Stein Milan – Grand Palais*
Diana Stigter Amsterdam – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Micheline Szwajcer Anvers – Grand Palais
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T293 Naples – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Suzanne Tarasieve Paris – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Timothy Taylor Londres – Grand Palais*
Daniel Templon Paris – Grand Palais
The Project New York – Grand Palais
Toolgalerie Paris – Grand Palais – Design*
Tornabuoni Arte Florence – Grand Palais
Sassa Trülzsch Berlin – Cour Carrée du Louvre*
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Georges–Philippe & Nathalie Vallois Paris – Grand Palais
Van Horn Düsseldorf – Cour Carrée du Louvre*
Vedovi Bruxelles – Grand Palais
Aline Vidal Paris – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Nadja Vilenne Liège – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Anne de Villepoix Paris – Grand Palais
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Waddington Galleries Londres – Grand Palais
Van de Weghe New York – Grand Palais
Jan Wentrup Berlin – Cour Carrée du Louvre*
White Cube Londres – Grand Palais*
Michael Wiesehoefer Cologne – Cour Carrée du Louvre*
Max Wigram Londres – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Tracy Willliams Ltd New York – Cour Carrée du Louvre*
Jocelyn Wolff Paris – Cour Carrée du Louvre
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Xippas Paris – Grand Palais*
XL Gallery Moscou – Grand Palais
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Donald Young Chicago – Grand Palais*
Hiromi Yoshii Tokyo – Cour Carrée du Louvre
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Zlotowski Paris – Grand Palais
Zürcher Paris/New York – Grand Palais
David Zwirner New York – Grand Palais
FIAC 2008 new exhibitors are indicated by an *
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GRAND PALAIS: MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY ART
1900–2000 Paris
Directors: Marcel Fleiss, David Fleiss
Artists represented
Aube Elleouët, Jindrich Styrsky, Pierre Roy, Pierre Molinier, Jean–Jacques Lebel, Ray Johnson, Natalia Gontcharova,
Max Ernst, Marcel Duchamp, Hans Bellmer, André Masson, Jean Dubuffet, Ben, Man Ray, Pol Bury, Victor Brauner
303 Gallery New York
Directors: Barbara Corti, Mari Spirito, Lisa Spellman
Artist represented (solo exhibition)
Karen Kilimnik
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Air de Paris Paris
Directors: Florence Bonnefous, Edouard Merino
Artists represented
Jean-Luc Verna, Lily Van Der Stokker, Josh Smith, Shimabuku, Bruno Serralongue, Allen Ruppersberg, Torbjørn
Rødland, Rob Pruitt, Bruno Pelassy, Philippe Parreno, Sarah Morris, Moriceau & Mrzyk, Monica Majoli, M/M (Paris),
Ingrid Luche, Lamsweerde & Matadin, Pierre Joseph, Ann Veronica Janssens, Carsten Höller, Guyton/Walker, Joseph
Grigely, Liam Gillick, Claire Fontaine, Trisha Donnelly, Brice Dellsperger, Stéphane Dafflon, François Curlet, Guy de
Cointet, Olaf Breuning, Thomas Bayrle
Applicat–Prazan Paris
Director:Franck Prazan
Jean–Michel Atlan
Arndt & Partner Berlin
Directors: Julie Burchardi, Axel Benz, Matthias Arndt
Anton Henning
Art : concept Paris
Director: Olivier Antoine
Artists represented
Roman Signer, Philippe Perrot, Vidya Gastaldon, Richard Fauguet, Michel Blazy, Jean–Luc Blanc, Whitney Bedford
Alfonso Artiaco Naples
Director: Alfonso Artiaco
Artists represented
Glen Rubsamen, Perino & Vele, Davide Minuti, Raffaele Luongo, Botto & Bruno, Bianco–Valente, Thomas Hirschhorn,
Darren Almond, Ann Veronica Janssens, Anne & Patrick Poirier, Robert Barry, Niele Toroni, Giulio Paolini, Wolfgang
Laib, Anri Sala, Giovanni Anselmo, Giuseppe Penone, Alan Charlton, David Tremlett
Art Attitude Hervé Bize Nancy
Directo: Hervé Bize
Emmanuel Saulnier
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Baronian–Francey Bruxelles
Directors: Albert Baronian, Edmond Francey, Gaël Diercxsens
Artists represented
Gilberto Zorio, Thomas Zipp, Jan Van Imschoot, Alain Séchas, Ry Rocklen, Benoit Platéus, Tony Oursler, Xavier
Noiret–Thomé, Florian Maier–Aichen, Lionel Estève, Robert Devriendt, Robert Crumb
Catherine Bastide Bruxelles
Director: Catherine Bastide
Catherine Sullivan
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Beaumontpublic Luxembourg
Directors: Martine Schneider–Speller, Maria Rebelo
Artists represented
Su–Mei Tse, Jonathan Meese, Jenny Holzer, Jan Fabre
Bernier / Eliades Athènes
Directors: Martina Eliades, Jean Bernier
Artists represented
Gilberto Zorio, Ry Rocklen, Florian Maier–Aichen, Justin Lieberman, Marnie Weber, Franz West, Liang Wei, Monique
Van Genderen, Jim Shaw, Thomas Schütte, Charles Sandison, Sterling Ruby, Susan Rothenberg, Tony Oursler, Richard
Long, Moshekwa Langa, Harald Klingelhöller, Mike Kelley, Cameron Jamie, Lionel Estève
Marianne Boesky New York
Directors: Amy Greenspon, Elisabeth Ivers, Adrian Turner
Artists represented
Kon Trubkovich, William J. O’Brien, Adam Helms, Jay Heikes, Barnaby Furnas, Anthony Pearson
Bortolami New York
Director: Stefania Bortolami
Artists represented
Tom Burr, Daniel Buren, Richard Aldrich
Buchmann Galerie Lugano/Berlin
Directors: Elena Buchmann, André Buchmann
Artists represented
Wilhelm Mundt, Zaha Hadid, Lawrence Carroll, Mario Merz, Wolfgang Laib, Tony Cragg, Joel Sternfeld
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Carlier Gebauer Berlin
Directors: Ulrich Gebauer, Marie Blanche Carlier
Artists represented
Ernesto Caivano, Sebastian Diaz Morales, Michel François, Paul Graham, Marcellvs L., David Malijkovic, Aernout
Mik, Santu Mofokeng, Paul Pfeiffer, Bojan Sarcevic, Amy Sillman, Mark Wallinger, Kailiang Yang
Cheim & Read New York
Directors: John Cheim, Howard Read, Mary Gail Parr, Adam Sheffer
Artists represented
Louise Bourgeois, Joan Mitchell, Man Ray, Jean–Paul Riopelle
Sadie Coles HQ Londres
Directors: Pauline Daly, Sadie Coles
Wilhelm Sasnal
Galleria Continua San Gimignano, Beijing, Le Moulin
Directors: Maurizio Rigillo, Mario Cristiani, Lorenzo Fiaschi
Permanent artists
Daniel Buren, Letizia Cariello, Loris Cecchini, Chen Zhen, Berlinde De Bruyckere, Marina Fulgeri, Meschac Gaba,
Carlos Garaicoa, Kendell Geers, Gu Dexin, Subodh Gupta, Mona Hatoum, Ilya & Emilia Kabakov, Kan Xuan, Anish
Kapoor, Kimsooja, Liu Jianhua, Jorge Macchi, Sabrina Mezzaqui, Margherita Morgantin, Moataz Nasr, Hans Op
De Beeck, Lucy + Jorge Orta, Giovanni Ozzola, Luca Pancrazzi, Bruno Peinado, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Manuela
Sedmach, Serse, Nedko Solakov, Sun Yuan & Peng Yu, Pascale Marthine Tayou, Marcella Vanzo, Sophie Whettnall,
Yan Lei, Zheng Guogu, Zhuang Hui
Paula Cooper New York
Director: Steve Henry
Permanent artists
Carl Andre, Jonathan Borofsky, Céleste Boursier–Mougenot, Sophie Calle, Mark Di Suvero, Sam Durant, Wayne
Gonzales, Donald Judd, Julian Lethbridge, Sherrie Levine, Christian Marclay, Claes Oldenburg / Coosje Van Bruggen,
Walid Raad, Sol Lewitt, Rudolf Stingel, John Tremblay, Kelley Walker, Dan Walsh, Meg Webster, Robert Wilson, Bing
Wright, Carey Young
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Raffaella Cortese Milan
Director: Raffaelle Cortese
Artists represented
Barbara Bloom, Destiny Deacon, Michael Fliri, Rini Horn, Kiki Smith, Kim Sooja, T.J. Wilcox
Chantal Crousel Paris
Directors: Niklas Svennung, Chantal Crousel
Artists represented
Andy Warhol, Heimo Zobernig, Bing Wang, Rirkrit Tiravanija, Reena Spaulings, Sean Snyder, José Maria Sicilia, Alain
Séchas, Melik Ohanian, Jean–Luc Moulène, Michael Krebber, Hassan Khan, Thomas Hirschhorn, Mona Hatoum,
Fabrice Gygi, Claire Fontaine, Wolfgang Tillmans, Anri Sala, Gabriel Orozco, Jennifer Allora & Guillermo Calzadilla
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Monica De Cardenas Milan
Directors: Filippo Percassi, Monica De Cardenas
Artists represented
Stephan Balkenhol, Flavio Bonetti, Gianluca Di Pasquale, Francesca Gabbiani, Craigie Horsfield, Chantal Joffre, Alex
Katz, Juul Kraijer, Claudia Losi, Lutz & Guggisberg, Elisabeth Neel, Andrea Sala, Hannah Starkey, Christine Streuli,
Thomas Struth
Massimo De Carlo Milan
Director: Massimo De Carlo
Artists represented
Lawrence Weiner, Paola Pivi, Yan Pei–Ming, Christian Holstad, Massimo Bartolini, John Armleder
Guillermo De Osma Madrid
Director: Guillermo De Osma
Artists represented
Friedrich Vordemberge–Gildewart, Georges Valmier, Joaquín Torres–García, Luis Tomasello, Francisco Sobrino,
Antoni Tàpies, Jesús Rafael Soto, Sol Lewitt, Richard Serra, Antonio Saura, Pierre Roy, Pablo Picasso, Laszlo
Moholy–Nagy, Joan Miró, Manuel Millares, Roberto Matta, Esteban Lisa, Lo Corbusier, André Lhote, Jean Helion,
José Gurvich, Óscar Domínguez, Juan Gris, Julio González, Albert Gleizes, Domela Cesar, Sonia Delaunay, Carlos
Cruz Díez, Giorgio de Chirico, Eduardo Chillida, Anthony Caro, Alexander Calder, Willi Baumeister
Denise René Paris
Director: Denise René
Artists represented
Gregorio Vardanega, Dario Perez–Flores, Mehdi Moutashar, Angel Luque, Günther Fruhtrunk, Equipo 57, Hugo
Demarco, Marcelle Cahn, Martha Boto, Josef Albers, Victor Vasarely, Jean Tinguely, Haruhiko Sunagawa, Jesus
Rafael Soto, Aurelie Nemours, Françoise Malaprade, Michalis Katzourakis, Youri Jeltov, Gottfried Honegger, Auguste
Herbin, Gun Gordillo, Karl Gerstner, Freddy Fraek, Emmanuel, Carlos Cruz–Diez, Geneviève Claisse, Waltercio
Caldas, Jakob Bill, David Bill, Jean Arp, Yaacov Agam
Di Meo Paris
Directors: Lydia Di Meo, Donatello Di Meo
Artists represented
Michel Haas, Cy Twombly, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Alighiero e Boetti, Martial Raysse, Enrico Castellani, Jean
Fautrier, Nunzio, Pizzi Cannella
Distrito Cu4tro Madrid
Directors: Isabel Yanguas, Margarita Sanchez
Artists represented
Alexander Apóstol, Atelier Van Lieshout, José Manuel Ballester, José Damasceno, Richard Deacon, Jorge Macchi,
Fernando Renes
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Estrany – De La Mota Barcelone
Directors: Gloria Pou, Angels De La Mota, Antoni Estrani
Artists represented
Nedko Solakov, Jonathan Monk + David Shrigley, Javier Codesal, Douglas Gordon, Marijke Van Warmerdam,
Francesc Ruiz, Pauline Fondevila, Nati Bermejo, Jean–Marc Bustamante, Ignasi Aballí
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Jean Fournier Paris
Director: Elodie Rahard
Artists represented
Claude Viallat, Emmanuel Van Der Meulen, Claude Tétot, Peter Soriano, Michel Parmentier, Joan Mitchell, Jean–
François Maurige, Pierre Mabille, Frédérique Lucien, Simon Hantaï, Nicolas Guiet, Sam Francis, Pierre Buraglio,
Stéphane Bordarier
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Laurent Godin Paris
Director: Laurent Godin
Artists represented
Marilyn Minter, Gérard Traquandi, Aleksandra Mir, Philipe Durand, Scoli Acosta, Delphine Coindet, Wang Du, Claude
Closky, Haim Steinbach
Marian Goodman Paris / New York
Directors: Agnès Fierobe, Andrew Richards, Lissa McClure, Johanna Wistrom
Artists represented
Eija Liisa Ahtila, Chantal Akerman, Giovanni Anselmo, John Baldessari, Lothar Baumgarten, Dara Birnbaum,
Christian Boltanski, Marcel Broodthaers, Maurizio Cattelan, James Coleman, Tony Cragg, Thierry De Cordier,
Richard Deacon, Tacita Dean, Rineke Dijkstra, David Goldblatt, Dan Graham, Pierre Huyghe, Cristina Iglesias,
Amar Kanwar, William Kentridge, Sol Lewitt, Steve McQueen, Marisa Merz Annette Messager, Juan Muñoz, Maria
Nordman, Gabriel Orozco, Giulio Paolini, Giuseppe Penone, Gerhard Richter, Anri Sala, Thomas Schütte, Tino Sehgal,
Thomas Struth, Hiroshi Sugimoto, Niele Toroni, Jeff Wall, Lawrence Weiner, Francesca Woodman, Fudong Yang
Karsten Greve Paris / Cologne / St. Moritz
Directors: Judith Greve, Karsten Greve
Artists represented
Cy Twombly, Louis Soutter, Peter Schmersal, Fausto Melotti, Piero Manzoni, Jannis Kounellis, Adam Fuss, Lucio
Fontana, Jean Dubuffet, John Chamberlain, Brassaï, Louise Bourgeois, Josef Albers, Pierre Soulages
M & G Guelman Moscou
Directors : Marat Guelman, Julia Guelman
Artists represented
Avdei Ter–Oganyan, Diana Machulina, Valery Koshlyakov, Victoria Timofeeva, Dmitry Vrubel, Dmitry Gustov, Anatoly
Osmolovsky, Alexander Kosolapov, Alexey Kallima, Blue Noses
Cristina Guerra Lisbonne
Director: Ana Cristina Guerra
Permanent artists
Christian Andersson, John Baldessari, Michael Bibestein, Angela Billoch, Filipa César, Luis Paulo Costa, Tatjana
Doll, João Paulo Feliciano, Sabine Hornig, José Loureiro, João Louro, Daniel Malhão, Matt Mullicn, João Onofre,
Rosângela Rennó, Julião Sarmento, Noé Sendas, Rui Toscano, Lawrence Weiner, Erwin Wurm
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Hauser & Wirth Zürich/Londres
Directors: Cornelia Providoli, Gregor Muir, Florian Berktold, Marc Payot, Iwan Wirth
Permanent artists
Louise Bourgeois, Christoph Büchel, David Claerbout, Berlinde De Bruyckere, Ellen Gallagher, Isa Genzken, Dan
Graham, Rodney Graham, Subodh Gupta, Mary Heilmann, The Estate Of Eva Hesse, Andreas Hofer, Roni Horn,
Richard Jackson, Hans Josephsohn, Allan Kaprow Estate, Rachel Khedoori, Bharti Kher, Guillermo Kuitca, Maria
Lassnig, The Estate Of Lee Lozano, Paul Mccarthy, John Maccracken, Caro Niederer, Christopher Orr, michael
Raedecker, Jason Rhoades, Pipilotti Rist, Anri Sala, Wilhelm Sasnal, Christoph Schlingensief, Roman Signer, Diana
Thate, The Estate Of André Thomkins, Ian Wallace, Zhang Enli, David Zink Yi, Jakub Julian Ziolkowski
Erna Hecey Bruxelles / Luxembourg
Director: Erna Hecey
Artists represented
Beat Streuli, Rainer Oldendorf, Ivan Moudov, Peter Downsbrough, Eleanor Antin, Klaus Scherübel, Olaf Nicolai,
Jef Geys, Suzanne Lafont, Olivier Millagou, Marcel Broodthaers, John Murphy, Lili Dujourie, Peter Friedl, Jana
Sterbak
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Henze & Ketterer Wichtrach / Bern
Directors: Wolfang Henze, Ingeborg Henze Ketterer, Alexandra Henze Triebold, Marc Triebold
Artists represented
Karl Schmidt–Rottluff, Christian Rohlfs, Hermann Max Pechstein, Emil Nolde, Otto Mueller, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner,
Karl Hofer, Ernst Barlach, Erich Heckel, George Grosz
Hopkins – Custot Paris
Director: Waring Hopkins
Artist represented
Marc Quinn
Marwan Hoss Paris
Director: Marwan Hoss
Etienne–Martin
Xavier Hufkens Bruxelles
Director: Xavier Hufkens
Artists represented
Richard Artschwager, Roger Ballen, Louise Bourgeois, Cris Brodahl, Daniel Buren, Jean–Marc Bustamante, Thierry
de Cordier, Michel François, Adam Fuss, Antony Gormley, Roni Horn, Thomas Houseago, Bertrand Lavier, Robert
Mapplethorpe, Hans Op De Beeck, Jack Pierson, Ken Price, Anne–Marie Schneider, Jan Vercruysse, Erwin Wurm
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In situ Fabienne Leclerc Paris
Director: Fabienne Leclerc
Permanent artists
Renaud Auguste–Dormeuil, Andrea Blum, Lynne Cohen, Patrick Corillon, Damien Deroubaix, Mark Dion, Harerll
Fletcher, Subodh Gupta, Gary Hill, Noritoshi Hirakawa, Khalil Joreige & Joana Hodjithomas, Florence Paradeis,
Bruno Peramant, The Blue Noses, Laurent Tixador & Abraham Poincheval, Patrick Van Caeckenbergh
Grita Insam Vienne
Directors: Franziska Leeb, Grita Insam
Artists represented
Stefan Sandner, Gerold Tagwerker, Peter Sandbichler, Ken Lum
A arte studio Invernizzi Milan
Director: Epicarmo Ivernizzi
Artists represented
Günter Umberg, Niele Toroni, Nelio Sonego, Ulrich Rückriem, Michel Verjux, François Morellet, Mario Nigro, Carlo
Ciussi, Alan Charlton
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Rodolphe Janssen Bruxelles
Director: Rodolphe Janssen
Artists represented
Marcel Berlanger, Walead Beshty, Balthasar Burkhard, Wim Delvoye, Philip–Lorca Di Corcia, Mitch Epstein, Thomas
Lerooy, Justin Lieberman, Esko Männikkö, Adam McEwen, Jean–Luc Moerman, Farhad Moshiri, Mrzyk & Moriceau,
David Ratcliff, Sam Samore, Lisa Sanditz, Stephen Shore, Gert & Uwe Tobias, Banks Violette
Jeanne Bucher Paris
Directors: Jean–François Jaeger, Frédéric Jaeger, Véronique Jaeger
Maria Elena Vieira Da Silva
Annely Juda Fine Art Londres
Directors: Laura Henderson, David Juda
Artists represented
Suzanne Treister, Sigrid Holmwood, Alan Reynolds, Werner Haypeter, Alan Green, Friedrich Vordemberge–Gildewart,
Georges Vantongerloo,Yuko Shiraishi, François Morellet, David Nash, Estate of Kenneth and Mary Martin, Kasimir
Malevich, Darren Lago, Leon Kossoff, Tadashi Kawamata, David Hockney, Nigel Hall, Naum Gabo, Gloria Friedmann,
Christo and Jeanne–Claude, Alan Charlton, Anthony Caro, Roger Ackling
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Kewenig Galerie Cologne
Director: Michael O. Kewenig
Artists represented
Kimsooja, Sandra Vásquez de la Horra, Pavel Pepperstein, Mario Merz, Bertrand Lavier, Juul Kraijer, Jannis
Kounellis, Imi Knoebel, Seydou Keita, Ilya & Emilia Kabakov, Hanne Darboven, Frédéric Bruly Bouabré, Marcel
Broodthaers, Christian Boltanski, Bert de Beul, Ivan Bazak, Niele Toroni
Johann König Berlin
Directors: Kirsa Geiser, Johann Köning
Artists represented
Manfred Kuttner, Annette Kelm, Nathan Hylden, Jeppe Hein, Henning Bohl
Galerie Krinzinger Vienne
Director: Ursula Krinzinger
Permanent artists
Nader Ahriman, Siegfried Anzinger, Atelier Van Lieshout, Clarina Bezzola, Günter Brus, Chris Burden, Angela de
la Cruz, Zhang Ding, Dubossarsky & Vinogradov, Angelika Krinzinger, Oleg Kulik, Ulrike Lienbacher, Jonathan
Meese, Bjarne Malgaard, Shintaro Miyake, Alois Mosbacher, Igor Moukhin, Otto Muehl, Hermann Nitsch, Hans
Op De Beeck, Arnulf Rainer, Christoph Raitmayr, Werner Reiterer, Eva Schlegel, Rudolf Schwarzkogler, Christian
Schwarzwald, Frank Thiel, Gavin Turk, Erik Van Lieshout, Jannis Varelas, Martin Walde, Mark Wallinger, Erwin
Wurm, Thomas Zipp
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Yvon Lambert Paris / New York
Directors: Yvon Lambert, Olivier Belot, Séverine Waelchli, Emilio Steinberger, Chrissie Shearman, Cornelia
Tischmacher
Artists represented
Carlos Amorales, Alice Anderson, Carl Andre, Miquel Barcelo, Robert Barry, Pavel Braila, Candice Breitz, Stanley
Brouwn, Michael Brown, Berlinde de Bruyckere, Mircea Cantor, Carter, Enrico Castellani, David Claerbout, Jason
Dodge, Spencer Finch, Anna Gaskell, Kendell Geers, Adrian Ghenie, Nan Goldin, Douglas Gordon, Loris Gréaud,
Shilpa Gupta, Candida Höfer, Jenny Holzer, Jonathan Horowitz, Bethan Huws, Richard Jackson, Koo Jeong–A, Joan
Jonas, On Kawara, Idris Khan, Anselm Kiefer, Sven Kroner, Barbara Kruger, Bertrand Lavier, Louise Lawler, Zoe
Leonard, Sol Lewitt, Glenn Ligon, Jill Magid, Melvin Martinez, Jonathan Monk, Damian Moppett, Kaz Oshiro, Giulio
Paolini, Patricia Piccinini, Pedro Reyes, Kay Rosen, Charles Sandison, Markus Schinwald, Andres Serrano, David
Shrigley, Anj Smith, Shinique Smith, Niele Toroni, Salla Tykkä, Günther Uecker, Francesco Vezzoli, Ian Wallace,
Lawrence Weiner, Tom Wesselmann, Ian Wilson, Cerith Wyn Evans
Serge Le Borgne Paris
Director: Serge Le Borgne
Artists represented
Marina Abramovic, Anne-Marie Jugnet + Alain Clairet, Elisabeth Ballet, Krijn de Koning, Gloria Friedmann,
Véronique Joumard, Claudio Parmiggiani, Georges Tony Stoll, Su–Mei Tse
Simon Lee Londres
Directors: Claudia Milic, Katharine Burton, Lindsay Ramsay
Sherrie Levine
Gebr. Lehmann Dresde / Berlin
Directors: Frank Lehmann, Ralf Lehmann
Artists represented
Frank Nitsche, Olaf Holzapfel, Tilman Hornig, Ellen Harvey, Slawomir Elsner, Markus Draper, Tatjana Doll, Martin
Mannig, Eberhard Havekost, Thoralf Knobloch
Lelong Paris / New York / Zürich
Directors: Daniel Lelong, Jacques Dupin, Jean Frémon, Anne Blümel, Mary Sabbatino
Artists represented
Antoni Tàpies, Kiki Smith, Jaume Plensa, Ana Mendieta, Jannis Kounellis, Rebecca Horn, Pierre Alechinsky
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Lisson Gallery Londres
Directors: Smith Matthew, Elly Ketsea, Michelle D’Souza, Nicholas Logsdail
Permanent artists
Art & Language, Christine Borland, Daniel Buren, Gerard Byrne, James Casebere, Tony Cragg, Angela De La Cruz,
Richard Deacon, Spencer Finch, Ceal Floyer, Dan Graham, Rodney Graham, Shirazeh Houshiary, Christian Jankowski,
Jennifer Allora & Guillermo Calzadilla, Peter Joseph, Anish Kapoor, On Kawara, Igor & Svetlana Kopystiansky, John
Latham, Tim Lee, Lee Ufan, Sol Lewitt, Robert Mangold, Jason Martin, Tatsuo Miyajima, Jonathan Monk, John
Murphy, Max Neuhaus, Avis Newman, Julian Opie, Fernando Ortega, Tony Oursler, Giulio Paolini, Florian Pumhösl,
Daniele Puppi, Juliao Sarmento, Santiago Sierra, Sean Snyder, Lawrence Weiner, Richard Wentworth, Jane & Louise
Wilson
Luhring Augustine Gallery New York
Directors: Lawrence Luhring, Roland Augustine, Anna Gavazzi, Kristen Becker, Lisa Varghese, Sophie Aschauer,
Nathalia Sacasa
Christopher Wool
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Hans Mayer Düsseldorf
Director: Hans Mayer
Artists represented
Tom Wesselmann, Andy Warhol, Nam June Paik, Markus Oehlen, Robert Longo, Peter Lindbergh, Jürgen Klauke,
Werner Büttner, Jakob Bill, Bill Beckley
Greta Meert Bruxelles
Director: Greta Meert
Artists represented
Ian Wallace, Catharina Van Eetvelde, Niele Toroni, Thomas Struth, Sophie Nys, Robert Mangold, Louise Lawler,
Carla Accardi, Sherrie Levine, Peter Joseph, Mimmo Jodice, Shirley Jaffe, Sylvie Eyberg, Hanne Darboven, Enrico
Castellani, Inaki Bonillas, Robert Barry, Gianfranco Baruchello, Robert Adams
Kamel Mennour Paris
Directors: Jessy Mansuy–Leydier, Marie–Sophie Eiché, Kamel Mennour
Artists represented
Sigalit Landau, Zineb Sedira, Pierre Malphettes, Claude Lévêque, Shen Yuan, Tadashi Kawamata, Daniel Buren
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Nächst St Stephan Rosemarie Schwarzwälder Vienne
Director: Rosemarie Schwarzwälder
Artists represented
Adam Adach, Herbert Brandl, Helmut Federle, Bernard Frize, Katharina Grosse, Agnieszka Kalinowska, Imi Knoebel,
Lee Ufan, Isa Melsheimer, Manfred Pernice, Karin Sander, Jörg Sasse, Adrian Schiess, Jessica Stockholder, Joëlle
Tuerlinckx, Günter Umberg, Christopf Weber, James Welling
Christian Nagel Berlin/Cologne
Directors: Christian Nagel, Isabelle Erben, Florian Baron
Artists represented
Heimo Zobernig, Jan Timme, Hanna Schwarz, Martha Rosler, Stefan Müller, Julia Horstmann, Nairy Baghramian,
Kader Attia
Nelson – Freeman Paris
Directors: Peter Freeman, Cécile Barrault
Artists represented
Silvia Bächli, Mel Bochner, Pedro Cabrita Reis, Helmut Dorner, Harald Klingelhöller, Ken Lum, Helen Mirra, Matt
Mulican, Guillaume Paris, Eric Poitevin, Anne–Marie Schneider, Thomas Schütte, James Welling
Jérôme de Noirmont Paris
Director: Jérôme de Noirmont
Artists represented
Valérie Belin, Keith Haring, Fabrice Hyber, Jeff Koons, McDermott & Mc Gouch, David Mach, Shirin Neshat, A. R.
Penck, Pierre et Gilles, Jean–Pierre Raynaud
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Nathalie Obadia Paris
Director: Nathalie Obadia
Artists represented
Rina Banerjee, Marton Barré, Carole Benzaken, Patrick Faigenbaum, Shirley Jaffe, Frank Nitsche, Albert Oehlen,
Chloe Piene, Pascal Pinaud, Jorge Queiroz, Fiona Rae, Jessica Stockholder, Joana Vasconcelos
Oriol Galeria d’Art Barcelone
Directors: Marc Domènech, Rafael Domènech
Artists represented
Miquel Barceló, Georges Braque, Augustin Cárdenas, Eduardo Chillida, Martín Chirino, Antoni Clavé, Jean Dubuffet,
Albert Gleizes, Julio González, Juan Gris, Auguste Herbin, Henri Laurens, Fernand Léger, Baltasar Lobo, Alberto
Magnelli, André Masson, Joan Miró, Henry Moore, Zoran Music, Pablo Picasso, José Maria Sicilia, Antoni Tàpies,
Joaquín Torres–García
Bob Van Orsouw Zürich
Directors: Brigid Uccia, Bob van Orsow
Artists represented
Atelier van Lieshout, Erik van Lieshout, Shirana Shahbazi, Marcel van Eeden, Ernesto Neto, Edward Lipski, Armen
Eloyan, Julian Opie, Anton Henning
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Patrick Painter Inc Los Angeles
Directors: Rebecca Underwood, Heather Harmon, Patrick Painter
Permanent artists
Bas Jan Ader, Tim Berresheim, Simon Bill, Glenn Brown, Andre Butzer, Liz Craft, Valie Export, Julius Friedman,
Bernard Frize, Francesca Gabbiani, Salomon Huerta, Jorg Immendorff, Larry Johnson, Mike Kelley, Won Ju Lim,
John Miler, Albert Oehlen, Philippe Pasqua, Francis Picabia, Peter Saul, Matthias Schaufler, Christoph Schmidberger,
Jim Shaw, Melanie Smith, Meyer Vaisman, Marnie Weber, Toby Ziegler, Thomas Zipp
Claudine Papillon Paris
Director: Claudine Papillon, Marion Papillon
Artists represented
Erik Dietman, Javier Pérez
Françoise Paviot Paris
Director: Françoise Paviot
Artists represented
Mark Ruwedel, Man Ray, Eadweard Muybridge, Robert Doisneau, Henri Cartier – Bresson, Brassaï, Toshio Shibata,
Jürgen Nefzger, Bogdan Konopka, A + B Blume, Dieter Appelt
Emmanuel Perrotin Paris/Miami
Directors: Emmanuel Perrotin, Nathalie Brambilla, Philippe Joppin, Peggy Leboeuf, Etsuko Nakajima, Cathy
Vedovi
Artists represented
Tatiana Trouvé, Peter Zimmermann, Mr., Sophie Calle, Chiho Aoshima, Xavier Veilhan, Piotr Uklanski, Aya Takano,
Conrad Shawcross, Michael Sailstorfer, Paola Pivi, Jean–Michel Othoniel, Martin Oppel, Takashi Murakami, Farhad
Moshiri, Mariko Mori, Guy Limone, Cristina Lei Rodriguez, Klara Kristalova, Bernard Frize, Elmgreen & Dragset,
Jin Meyerson, Keegan McHargue, Cary Kwok, Kolkoz, Bharti Kher, Jesper Just, Gelitin, Giuseppe Gabellone, Lionel
Esteve, Leandro Erlich, Eric Duyckaerts, Wim Delvoye, Johan Creten, Peter Coffin, Maurizio Cattelan, Bhakti
Baxter, Daniel Arsham
Praz – Delavallade Paris / Berlin
Directors: Bruno Delavallade, René–Julien Praz, Eleonore Lambertie
Artists represented
Andrea Bowers, Philippe Decrauzat, Sam Durant, Thomas Fougeirol, John Miller, Brett Cody Rogers, Analia Saban,
Jim Shaw, Marnie Weber
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Almine Rech Paris / Bruxelles
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Directors: Almine Rech, Nicolas Zahler, Bérénice Chef, Renaud Pillon, Thomas Dryll
Artists represented
Ugo Rondinone, Tatiana Trouvé, Katja Strunz, Anselm Reyle, Kris Martin, Daniel Lergon, Gregor Hildebrandt, Uwe
Henneken, John Giorno, Nobuyoshi Araki
Michel Rein Paris
Director: Isabelle Alfonsi
Artists represented
Didier Marcel, Raphaël Zarka, ORLAN, Armand Jalut, Saâdane Afif, Jimmie Durham
Thaddaeus Ropac Paris / Salzburg
Directors: Thaddaeus Ropac, Jill Silverman van Coenegrachts, Arne Ehmann
Artists represented
Donald Baechler, Stephan Balkenhol, Georg Baselitz, Philippe Bradshaw, Lee Bul, Jean–Marc Bustamante, Francesco
Clemente, Tony Cragg, Jules de Balincourt, Richard Deacon, Elger Esser, Sylvie Fleury, Gilbert & George, Antony
Gormley, Wang Guangyi, Peter Halley, Lori Hersberger, Martin Jason, Ilya Kabakov, Alex Katz, Anselm Kiefer, Imi
Knoebel, Liza Lou, Robert Mapplethorpe, Fabian Marcaccio, Paul P., Jack Pierson, Gerwald Rochenschaub, Lisa
Ruyter, Tom Sachs, Banks Violette, Not Vital, Andy Warhol
Lia Rumma Naples
Directors: Paola Potena, Lia Rumma
Artists represented
Tobias Zielony, Marzia Migliora, Hendrik Krawen, Haim Steinbach, Thomas Ruff, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Joseph
Kosuth, William Kentridge, Mimmo Jodice, Alfredo Jaar, Clegg & Guttmann, Vanessa Beecroft
Tucci Russo Torre Pelice
Directors: Elisabetta Di Grazia, Antonio Tucci Russo
Artists represented
Daniel Buren, Gianni Caravaggio, Tony Cragg, Francesco Gennari, Giulio Paolini, Giuseppe Penone, Robin Rhode,
Conrad Shawcross, Jan Vercrutsse
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Salvador Paris
Director: Thierry Salvador
Artists represented
Eduardo Arroyo, Dereck Boshier, Erro, Peter Klasen, Jean Le Gac, Liu Ming, Jacques Monory, Joan Rabascall,
Bernard Rancillac, Peter Saul, Franck Scurti, Jan Voss
Esther Schipper Berlin
Director: Rainald Schumacher
Artists represented
Nathan Carter, Cela Floyer, Liam Gillick, Christoph Keller, Gabriel Kuri
Thomas Schulte Berlin
Director: Thomas Schulte
Artists represented
Richard Deacon, Mark Francis, Iñigo Manglano–Ovalle, Robert Mapplethorpe, Bernhard Martin, Gordon Matta–
Clark, Allan Mccollum, Peter Rogiers, Albrecht Schider, Juan Uslé
Sfeir – Semler Hambourg
Director: Andrée Sfeir–Semler
Artists represented
Yto Barrada, Robert Barry, Elger Esser, Günther Haese, Christian Hahn, Marwan, Hiroyuki Masuyama, Stephan
Mörsh, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Anne & Patrick Poirier, Walid Raad, Felix Schramm, Chritine Streuli, Walid Raad,
The Atlas group, Akaram Zaatari
Natalie Seroussi Paris
Director: Natalie Seroussi
Artists represented
Alexander Calder, Martial Raysse
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ShangArt Shanghai
Director: Lorenz Helbling
Artists represented
Ding Yi, Song Tao, Sun Xun, Xu Zhen, Fudong Yang, Zeng Fanzhi, Zhang Enli
Filomena Soares Lisbonne
Directors: Manuel Santos, Filomena Soares
Artists represented
Júlia Ventura, Ana Luísa Ribeiro, Tracey Moffatt, Pedro Casqueiro, Daniel Canogar, Pilar Albarracin, Pia Fries, João
Pedro Vale, João Penalva, Rodrigo Oliveira, Günther Förg, Ângela Ferreira, Dias & Riedweg, Helena Almeida, José
Pedro Croft, Vasco Araújo
Pietro Sparta Chagny
Directors: Pascale Petit, Pietro Sparta
Artists represented
Ida Tursic & Wilfried Mille, Mario Merz, François Morellet, Alain Séchas, Niele Toroni, Lawrence Weiner, Gilberto
Zorio
Sperone Westwater New York
Directors: Gian Enzo Sperone, Angela Westwater, David Leiber
Permanent artists
Carla Accardi, Bertozzi & Casoni, Alighiero Boetti, Wim Delvoye, Kim Dingle, Lucio Fontana, Andrew Grassie,
Guillermo Kuitca, Charles Ledray, Liu Ye, Richard Long, Piero Manzoni, Mario Merz, Frank Moore, Malcolm Morley,
Nabil Nahas, Bruce Nauman, Evan Penny, Francis Picabia, Susan Rothenberg, Tom Sachs, Julian Schnabel, Laurie
Simmons, Not Vital, William Wegman, Jan Worst
Christian Stein Milan
Director: Gianfranco Benedetti
Artists represented
Giuseppe Uncini, Luciano Fabro, Gilberto Zorio, Marisa Merz, Peter Wüthrich, Claudio Parmiggiani, Remo Salvadori,
Mimmo Paladino, Paolo Canevari, Alighiero Boetti, Fausto Melotti, Domenico Bianchi, Pier Paolo Calzolari, Mario
Merz, Jannis Kounellis, Giulio Paolini, Michelangelo Pistoletto
Micheline Szwajcer Anvers
Director: Micheline Tob–Szwajcer
Artists represented
Stanley Brouwn, Angela Bulloch, François Curlet, Anne Daems, Koenraad Dedobbeleer, Hans–Peter Feldmann,
Bernard Frize, Liam Gillick, Ann Veronica Janssen, Lee Ufan, Matt Mullican, Tobias Rehberger, Allen Ruppersberg,
Joe Scanlan, Daan Van Golden, Marijke Van Warmerdam, Donelle Woolford, Heimo Zobernig
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Timothy Taylor Londres
Directors: Emma Dexter, Timothy Taylor
Artists represented
Craigie Aitchison, Ron Arad, Miquel Barcelo, Tim Braden, Jean–Marc Bustamante, Marcel Dzama, Armen Eloyan,
Adam Fuss, Ewan Gibbs, Philip Guston, Susan Hiller, Alex Katz, Jonathan Lasker, Martin Maloney, Matthias Mueller,
Richard Patterson, Mai–thu Perret, Fiona Rae, James Rielly, Bridget Riley, Sean Scully, Kiki Smith, Lucy Williams
Daniel Templon Paris
Directors: Anne–Claudie Corie, Daniel Templon
Artists represented
Arman, René Wirths, Victor Vasarely, Tunga, Joel Shapiro, Iván Navarro, Jonathan Meese, Jörg Lozek, Robert
Longo,Ulrich Lamsfuss, Gérard Garouste, Jan Fabre, Jim Dine, Philippe Cognée, James Casebere, Larry Bell, Jean–
Michel Alberola, Valerio Adami, Anthony Caro
The Project New York
Director: Christian Haye
Daniel Joseph Martinez
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Tornabuoni Arte Florence
Director: Roberto Casamonti
Artists represented
Enrico Baj, Giacomo Balla, Vanessa Beecroft, Alighiero Boetti, Alberto Burri, Enrico Castellani, Maurizio Cattelan,
Gino De Domonicis, Piero Dorazio, Lucio Fontana, Jannis Kounellis, Mimmo Paladino, Mimmo Rotella, Ardengo
Vedova, Gilberto Zorio
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Georges–Philippe et Nathalie Vallois Paris
Directors: Georges–Philippe Vallois, Nathalie Vallois
Artists represented
Virginie Yassef, Olav Westphalen, Jacques Villeglé, Keith Tyson, Richard Jackson, Alain Bublex, Gilles Barbier
Vedovi Bruxelles
Director: Paolo Vedovi
Artists represented
Alighiero E Boetti, John Baldessari, Jean–Michel Basquiat, Alexander Calder, César, Jean Dubuffet, Max Ernst,
Lucio Fontana, Alberto Giacometti, Gilbert and George, Keith Haring, Elsworth Kelly, Henri Laurens, René Magritte,
André Masson, Ju Ming, Joan Mirò, Bruce Nauman, Pablo Picasso, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Germaine Richier,
Gerhard Richter, Ed Ruscha, Antoni Tàpies, Cy Twombly, Andy Warhol, Tom Wesselmann
Anne de Villepoix Paris
Director: Anne de Villepoix
Artists represented
Eduardo Sarabia, Cathryn Boch, Malachi Farrell, Erwin Wurm, Stéphane Pencréac‘h, Kader Attia, Peter Aerschmann,
Angelo Filomeno, Alexeï Kallima, Yan Peï–ming, Franck Scurti
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Waddington Galleries Londres
Directors: Phillida Reid, Thomas Lighton, Leslie Waddington
Artists represented
Giorgio de Chirico, Dan Flavin, Sam Francis, Robert Indina, Donald Judd, Jannis Kounellis, Fernand Léger, Sol
Lewitt, Anges Martin, Henri Matisse, Fausto Melotti, Joan Miró, Henry Moore, Ben Nicholson, Claes Oldenburg &
Coosje Van Bruggen, Francis Picabia, Pablo Picasso, Andy Warhol
Van De Weghe New York
Directors: Lara Ferb, Matthew Bangser, Christophe Van De Weghe
Artists represented
Carl Andre, Jean–Michel Basquiat, Alexander Calder, Damien Hirst, Jean Dubuffet, Duane Hanson, Keith Haring,
Donald Judd, Ellsworth Kelly, Roy Lichtenstein, René Magritte, Brice Marden, Bruce Nauman, Pablo Picasso,
Richard Prince, Robert Rauschenberg, Gerhard Richter, Mark Rothko, Ed Ruscha, Richard Serra, Frank Stella,
Rudolf Stingel, Cy Twombly, Andy Warhol, Tom Wesselmann, Christopher Wool
White Cube Londres
Directors: Jay Jopling, Susan May, Tim Marlow, Daniela Gareh
Artists represented
Jake & Dinos Chapman
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Xippas Paris
Director: François Quintin
Artists represented
Céleste Boursier–Mougenot, Vera Lutter, Vik Muniz, Philippe Ramette, Jorge Satorre, Denis Savary, Takis, Janaina
Tschäpe, Dan Walsh
XL Gallery Moscou
Director: Elena Selina
Aritstes représentés
Alex Buldakov, Aristarkh Chernyshev, Vladimir Dubossarsky, Anna Jermolaewa, Irina, Korina, Oleg Kulik, Tanya
Lieberman, Igor Makarevich, Vlad Mamyshev–Monroe, Kirill Markushin, Irina Nakhova, Boris Orlov, Sergei
Shekhovtso, Alexei Shulgin, Valery Ulymov, Alexandr Vinogradov, Konstantin Zvezdochetov
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Donald Young Chicago
Directors: Emily Letourneau, Donald Young
Rodney Graham
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Zlotowski Paris
Director: Michel Zlotowski
Artists represented
Jean Arp, Willi Baumeister, Alexander Calder, Otto Gustav Carlsund, Franciska Clausen, Sam Francis, Marcel Janco,
Le Corbusier, Amédée Ozenfant, Kurt Schwitters, Victor Vasarely, Maria Elena Vieira da Silva
Zürcher Paris / New York
Directors: Gwénolée Zürcher, Bernard Zürcher
Artists represented
Akos Birkas, Marc Desgrandchamps, Sarah Dobai, Dan Hays, Michel Huelin, Rob Johannesma, Wang Keping, Alix Le
Méléder, David Lefebvre, Eléonore de Montesquiou, Pushpamala N., Mathilde Rosier, Gilles Saussier, Elisa Sighicelli,
Judith Ström, Esther Tielemans, Katharina Ziemke
David Zwirner New York
Directors: Hanna Schouwink, Bellatrix Hubert, Angela Choon, David Zwirner
Artists represented
Francis Alÿs, R. Crumb, Philip–Lorca Dicorcia, Marcel Dzama, Rachel Khedoori, John McCracken, Chris Ofili,
Raymond Pettibon, Thomas Ruff, Luc Tuymans, James Welling, Pei–Ming Yan, Lisa Yuskavage
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GRAND PALAIS: DESIGN GALLERIES
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Dansk Moebelkunst Copenhague/Paris
Directors: Maria Wettergren, Ole Hoestbo
Designers represented
Preben Fabricius, Poul Henningsen, Joergen Kastholm, Poul Kjaerholm, Hans J. Wegner
Jacques Dewindt Bruxelles
Director: Jacques Dewindt
Alvar Aalto, Hans Bellmann, Andrea Branzi, Matali Crasset, Jean–Pierre Dussaillant, Ikka Suppapen, Ilmari
Tapiovaara, Vivianna Torun Bülow–Hübe, Paavo Tynell, Maarten Van Severen, Armin Wirth
Downtown Paris
Directors: Sébastien Cambray – Pelligrin, François Laffanour
Ron Arad, Byung Hoon Choï, Pierre Jeanneret, Georges Jouve, Le Corbusier, Serge Mouille, George Nakashima,
Charlotte Perriand, Jean Royère, Ettore Sottsass, Takis
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Jousse Entreprise Paris
Directors: Philippe Jousse, Matthias Jousse
Pierre Jeanneret, Georges Jouve, Le Corbusier, Mathieu Matégot, Serge Mouille, Alexandre Noll, Rick Owens, Maria
Pergay, Charlotte Perriand, Jean Prouvé, Roger Tallon
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Galerie Kreo Paris
Directors: Clémence Krzentowski, Didier Krzentowski
Big–Game, Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec, Fernando & Humberto Campana, Pierre Charpin, Front Design, Naoto
Fukasawa, Konstantin Grcic, Hella Jongerius, Alessandro Mendini, Jasper Morrison, Radi Designers, Wieki Somers,
Martin Szekely, Maarten Van Severen, Raphael Zenger
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Mouvements Modernes Paris
Directors: Chloé Braunstein, Sophie Mainier–Jullerot
Andrea Branzi, Michele de Lucchi, Doshi Levien, Elisabeth Garouste, Luisa Maisel, Merete Rasmussen, Pablo
Reinoso, Rolf Sachs
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Eric Philippe Paris
Directors: Eric Philippe, Léonore Bancilhon
Viggo Boesen, Preben Fabricius, Paul Frankl, James Mont, George Nakashima, Isamu Noguchi, Frank Lloyd Wright,
John Lloyd Wright
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Patrick Seguin Paris
Director: Patrick Seguin
Designers exposés
Charlotte Perriand, Pierre Jeanneret
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Toolsgalerie Paris
Director: Loïc Bigot
Asylum, Maarten Baas, Ineke Hans, Hella Jongerius, Chris Kabel, Laurent Massaloux, Studio Minale–Maeda, Normal
Studio, Olivier Peyricot, Radi Designers, Frédéric Ruyant, Olivier Sidet, Sebastiaan Straatsma, Studiobility / Gudrùn
Lilja, Marcel Wanders
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COUR CARRÉE DU LOUVRE: CONTEMPORARY ART
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Martine Aboucaya Paris
Director: Martine Aboucaya
Artists represented
Berdaguer & Péjus, Detanico / Lain, Julien Discrit, Hans–Peter Feldmann, Maîder Fortuné, Anthony Mccall,
Aidan Gallery Moscou
Director: Aidan Salakhova
Permanent artists
Philipp Dontsov, Oleg Dou, Vladimir Koleshikov, Leonid Rotar, Rostan Tarasiev, Anna Zholud
Aliceday Bruxelles
Directors: Véronique de Bellefroid, Bernard Prévot
Artists represented
Charlotte Beaudry, Stéphane Calais, Romuald Hazoumé, Didier Marcel, Walter Swennen
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La B.A.N.K. Paris
Directors: Marie–Céline Somolo, Céline Brugnon
Amal Kenawy
Anne Barrault Paris
Director: Anne Barrault
Artists represented
Catharina Van Eetvelde, Manuela Marques, Heidi Wood
La Blanchisserie Boulogne–Billancourt
Director: Cyrille Troubetzkoy
Artists represented
Jean Bedez, Davide Bertocchi, Aïcha Hamu, Vincent Kohler, Arnaud Maguet, Olivier Millagou, Jerome Robbe, Samon
Takahashi, Phuilippe Terrier–Hermann, Julien Tiberi
Isabella Bortolozzi Berlin
Directors: Isabella Bortolozzi, Marta Lusena
Artists represented
Jos de Gruyter & Harald Thys
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Cardenas Bellanger Paris
Directors: Amélie Bellanger Mathieu, Carlos Cardenas
Clément Rodzielski
Chez Valentin Paris
Directors: Frédérique Valentin, Philippe Valentin
Artists represented
Pierre Ardouvin, Eric Baudart, Etienne Bossul, Sophie Dubosc, Dominique Ghesquière, Laurent Grasso, Mathieu
Mercier, Anne Neukamp
John Connelly Presents New York
Director: John Connelly
Artists represented
Assume Vivid Astro Focus, Jeronimo Elespe, Scott Treleaven
Cortex Athletico Bordeaux
Director: Thomas Bernard
Artists represented
Stéphanie Cherpin, Nicolas Descottes, Franck Eon, Rolf Julius, Benoît Maire, Charles Mason, Damien Mazières,
Masahide Otani, Vittorio Santoro
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Lucile Corty Paris
Director: Lucie Corty
Artists represented
Etienne Chambaud, Emilie Pitoiset
Cosmic (Bugada & Cargnel) Paris
Directors: Frédéric Bugada, Claudia Cargnel
Artists represented
Wilfrid Almendra, Vanessa Beecroft, Pierre Bismuth, Benoit Broisat, Mat Collishaw, Cyprien Gaillard, Piero Golia,
Gianni Motti
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Ellen De Bruijne Projects Amsterdam
Director: Ellen De Bruijne
Artists represented
Lara Almarcegui, Keren Cytter, Maria Pask
Eric Dupont Paris
Director: Eric Dupont
Artists represented
Yazid Oulab, Regina Virserius
Dvir Gallery Tel Aviv
Director: Dvir Intrator, Shifra Shalit Intrator
Artists represented
Adel Abdessemed, Mircea Cantor, Douglas Gordon, Eli Petel, Ariel Schlesinger, Miri Segal, Lawrence Weiner, Pavel
Wolberg
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Frank Elbaz Paris
Director: Frank Elbaz
Artists represented
Olivier Babin, Davide Balula, Wallace Berman, Lilian Bourgeat, Rainier Lericolais, Kaz Oshiro, Gyan Panchal,
Meredyth Sparks
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Enrico Fornello Prato
Director: Enrico Fornello
Artists represented
Emanuele Becheri, Claude Closky, Luigi Ghirri, Yarisal & Kublitz, Perrine Lievens, Nobuko Tsuchiya
Dominique Fiat Paris
Director: Dominique Fiat
Tania Mouraud
Fiedler Contemporary Cologne
Director: Thomas Tauber
Artists represented
Sonja Braas, Franck Breuer, Dunja Evers, Claus Goedick, Dionisio González, Markus Linnenbrink, Heidi Specker,
Markus Weggenmann, Beat Zoderer
Jonathan Viner / Fortescue Avenue Londres
Director: Jonathan Viner
Artists represented
Mick Peter, Tamuna Sirbiladze, Josh Smith, Agathe Snow, Oscar Tuazon, Emily Wardill
Foxy Production New York
Directors: John Thomson, Michael Gillepsie
Artists represented
Hany Armanious, Jimmy Baker, Michael Bell–Smith, Olga Chernysheva, Violet Hopkins, David Noonan, Ester
Partegas, Sterling Ruby
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Gb Agency Paris
Directors: Nathalie Boutin, Solène Guillier
Artists represented
Robert Breer, Mark Geffriaud, Jirí Kovanda, Roman Ondak, Dominique Petitgand, Pratchaya Phinthong, Yann
Sérandour
Frédéric Giroux Paris
Directors: Morgane Desailly, Frédéric Giroux
Artists represented
Vincent Beaurin, Rebecca Bournigault, Pascal Broccolichi, Aa Bronson, General Idea, Justin Lowe, Angelika Markul,
Yann Paolozzi, Michel Paysant
Alain Gutharc Paris
Director: Avelino Abarca, Alain Gutharc
Artists represented
Daniel Firman, Emmanuel Lagarrigue, Arik Levy, Philippe Million, Marlène Mocquet, Anita Molinero, Guillaume
Pilet, Bernard Quesniaux
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Haas & Fischer Zürich
Directors: Thomas Fischer, Roger Haas
Jonathan Delachaux
Eva Hober Paris
Director: Eva Hober
Artists represented
Nicolas Darrot, Maike Freess, Jérôme Zonder
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Ibid Projects Londres
Directors: Magnus Edensvard, Tobias Wagner
Artists represented
Anthea Hamilton, Arj Smith, Marianne Vitale
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Juliette Jongma Amsterdam
Director: Juliette Jongma
Artists represented
Lisa Oppenheim, Pablo Pijnappel
Director: Philippe Jousse
Artists represented
Atelier Van Lieshout et Joep Van Lieshout, Frank Breuer, Thomas Grunfeld, Richard Kern, Arno Nollen, Frank
Perrin, Julien Prévieux, Jérôme Schlomoff, Kishin Shinoyama
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Iris Kadel Karlsruhe
Director: Iris Kadel
Artists represented
Matthias Bitzer, Shannon Bool, Helmut Dorner, Benedik Hipp, Myriam Holme, Skafte Kuhn, Riccardo Previdi, Olaf
Quantius, Mathilde Rosier
KBK Mexico
Director: Ubaldo Kramer
Artists represented
Alejandra de la Puente, Fernando Carabajal, Taka Fernández, Moris
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KLERKX Milan
Director: Manuela Klerkx
Artists represented
Peggy Franck, Dacia Manto, Navid Nuur, Josef Schulz, Marijn Van Kreij
Nicolas Krupp Bâle
Director: Eva Kazis
Artists represented
Joanne Greenbaum, Emil Michael Klein, Michael Kunze, Bernard Piffaretti, Werner Reiterer, Monica & Christoph
Studer / Van Den Berg, Walter Swennen, Heimo Zobernig
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Layr : Wuestenhagen Contemporary Vienne
Directors : Emmanuel Layr, Thomas Wuestenhagen
Artists represented
Julien Bismuth, Tillman Kaiser, Nick Oberthaler, Fabian Seiz, Andrea Witzmann
Galerie Loevenbruck Paris
Directors: Alexandra Schillinger, Hervé Loevenbruck
Artists represented
Virginie Barré, Olivier Blanckart, Alain Declercq, Robert Devriendt, Dewar & Gicquel, Blaise Drummond, Vincent
Labaume, Arnaud Labelle–Rojoux, Lang / Baumann, Edouard Levé, Philippe Mayaux, Gabor Ösz, Patrice Gaillard &
Claude, Bruno Peinado, Werner Reiterer, Stéphane Sautour, Borre Saethre, Morgane Tschiember
Florence Loewy Paris
Directors: Florence Loewy, Emmanuel Hervé
Artists represented
Stéphane Albert, Barbara Bloom, Yannick Boulot, Richard Fauguet, Robert Filliou, Gelatin, Rodney Graham, David
Hammons, Rainier Lericolais, Jonathan Monk, Jason Rhoades, Allen Ruppersberg, Lucas Samaras, Marie Sochor,
Tim Rolins + K.o.s., Yannick Boulot & Olivier Lellouche
Lombard Freid Projects New York
Directors: Jane Lombard, Lea Freid, Cristian Alexa, Jessica Eisenthal
Artists represented
Mounir Fatmi, Cao Fei, William Earl Kofmehl III, Tala Madani, Dan Perjovschi, Machael Rakowitz
Lumen Travo Amsterdam
Director: Marianne Van Tilborg
Artists represented
Tiong Ang, Franck Bragigand, Michel François, Meschac Gaba, Rini Hurkmans
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Maisonneuve Paris
Director: Gregoire Maisonneuve
Artists represented
Patrick Bernier, Tony Just, Jan Kopp, Martin Le Chevalier, Olive Martin, Servane Mary, Lincoln Tobier, Caecilia
Tripp
Gabrielle Maubrie Paris
Director: Gabrielle Maubrie
Artists represented
Patty Chang, Didier Faustino, Joseph Havel, Nelson Leirner, Alex Maclean, Bill Owens
Mezzanin Vienne
Director: Karin Handbauer
Artists represented
Christian Mayer
Francesca Minini Milan
Director: Francesca Minini
Artists represented
Matthias Bitzer, Simon Dybbroe Mollet, Deborah Ligorio, Gabriele Picco, Riccardo Previdi, Francesco Simeti
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Motive Gallery Amsterdam
Directors: Petra Kuipers, Chris Bestebreurtje
Artists represented
Aurélien Froment, Martine Stig
Galerie de Multiples Paris
Directors: Mathieu Mercier, Gilles Drouault
Artists represented
Saâdane Afif, Laura Brunellière, Daniel Buren, Isabelle Cornaro, Jason Dodge, Carsten Höller, Claude Lévêque, Lisa
Oppenheim, Mick Peter, Tatiana Trouvé, Xavier Veilhan
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Nature Morte / Bose Pacia New Delhi
Directors: Shumita Bose, Arani Bose, Peter Nagy
Artists represented
Anita Dube, Subodh Gupta, Probir Gupta, Jitish Kallat, Suhasini Kejriwal, Alexis Kersey, Bari Kumar, Mithu Sen,
Seher Shah
New Galerie de France Paris
Directors: Marion Dana, Catherine Thieck
Artists represented
Jimmy Baker, Jonathan Delachaux, Christiane Pooley, Martial Raysse, Florian Schmidt
Nogueras Blanchard Barcelone
Directors: Rebeca Blanchard, Alex Nogueras
Artists represented
Anne–Lise Coste, Marine Hugonnier, Wilfredo Prieto, Ignacio Uriarte
Nosbaum & Reding
Directors: Sabine Dorscheid, Alex Reding
Artists represented
Marcel Berlanger, Damien Deroubaix, Aline Bouvy / John Gillis, Una Hunderi, Myriam Mechita, Jean–Luc Moerman,
Manuel Ocampo, Mette Winckelmann
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Peres Projects Los Angeles / Berlin
Directors: Javier Peres, Mary Blair Taylor, Sarah Walzer, Margherita Belaief
Permanent artists
Assume Vivid Astro Focus, Dan Attoe, Joe Bradley, Dan Colen, Amie Dicke, Kaye Donachie, John Kleckner, Terence
Koh, Bruce Labruce, Paul Lee, Kirstine Roepstorff, Dean Sameshima, Agathe Snow, Dash Snow, Mark Titchner
Perugi Artecontemporanea Padoue
Directors: Anna Chiara Perugi, Andrea Perugi
Artists represented
The Royal Art Lodge (Michael Dumontier, Marcel Dzama, Neil Farber)
Gregor Podnar Berlin
Director: Gregor Podnar
Artists represented
Attila Csörgü, Alexander Gutke, Irwin, Yuri Leiderman, Dan Perjovschi, Tobias Putrih
Chemould Prescott Road Mumbai
Director: Shireen Gandhy
Artists represented
Jayshree Chakravarty, Suhasini Kejriwal, Desmond Lazaro, Aditi Singh, Surekha, Hema Upadhyay
ProjecteSD Barcelone
Director: Silvia Dauder
Artists represented
Iñaki Bonillas, Patricia Dauder, Guillaume Leblon, Marc Nagtzaam, Peter Piller, Pieter Vermeersch
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Perry Rubenstein New York
Directors: Perry Rubenstein, Caroline Dowling
Artists represented
Diana Al–Hadid, Kamrooz Aram, Robin Rhode
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Schleicher + Lange Paris
Directors: Julia Schleicher, Andreas Lange
Artists represented
Chris Cornish, Alison Moffett, Laurent Montaron, Evariste Richer
Nicolas Von Senger Zürich
Director: Nicolas Von Senger
Artists represented
Madelaine Berkhemer, Olaf Breuning, Gelitin, Elke Krystufek, Gianni Motti, Martin Parr, Terry Rodgers, Mario Sala,
Arcangelo Sassolino, Erwin Wurm
Suzy Shammah Milan
Director: Suzy Shammah
Artists represented
Carlos Benvenuto, Alice Cattaneo, Juergen Drescher, Esko Männikkö, Sirous Namazi, Daniel Silver, Florian Slotawa
Sies + Höke Düsseldorf
Directors: Alexander Sies, Nina Höke
Artists represented
Uta Barth, Stefan Brüggemann, Krysten Cunningham, Marcel Dzama, Mari Eastman, Claus Föttinger, Federico
Herrero, Kris Martin, Jon Pylypchuk, Damien Roach, Dj Simpson, Florian Slotawa, Neal Tait, Michael Van Ofen,
Markus Vater
Franco Soffiantino Turin
Director: Franco Soffiantino
Artists represented
Tania Bruguera, Patty Chang, Jimmie Durham, Kate Gilmore, Andrea Nacciarriti
Sommer Contemporary Art Tel Aviv
Directors: Tamar Zagursky, Irit Meyer–Sommer
Artists represented
Yael Bartana, Karl Haendel, Yehudit Sasportas, Guy Zagursky
Sommer & Kohl Berlin
Directors: Patricia Kohl, Salome Sommer
Artists represented
Eva Berendes, Alexandre da Cunha, Andreas Eriksson, Knut Henrik Henriksen, Paul Mcdevitt, Riccardo Previdi,
Kara Uzelman
Diana Stigter Amsterdam
Directors: David Von Doesburg, Diana Stigter
Artists represented
Elspeth Diederix, Helen Verhoeven, Iris Van Dongen, Jimmy Robert
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T293 Naples
Directors: Marco Altavilla, Paola Guadagnino
Artists represented
Claire Fontaine, Dan Rees, Martin Soto Climent
Suzanne Tarasiève Paris
Director: Suzanne Tarasiève
Artists represented
Maike & Oliver Abetz & Drescher, Rui Chafes, Gil Heitor Cortesao Giehler, Remy Jacquier
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Sassa Trülzsch Berlin
Director: Sassa Trülzsch
Anne Sofie Bird Møller
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Van Horn Düsseldorf
Director: Daniela Steinfeld
Artists represented
Jan Albers, Andrea Bowers, Vanessa Conte, Georganne Deen, Alexander Esters, Manuel Graf, Katie Hilten, Markus
Karstiess, Jens Ullrich
Aline Vidal Paris
Director: Aline Vidal
Artists represented
Stéphan Thidet et Jean–Luc Vilmouth
Nadja Vilenne Liège
Director: Nadja Vilenne
Artists represented
Orla Barry, Jacques Charlier, Leo Copers, Honoré D’O, Olivier Foulon, Eleni Kamma, Suchan Kinoshita, Aglaia
Konrad, Jacques Lizène, Capitaine Lonchamps, Emilio Lopez Menchero, Eran Schaerf, Walter Swennen, Jeroen Van
Bergen
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Jan Wentrup Berlin
Directors: Tina Wentrup, Jan Wentrup
Artists represented
Cristian Andersen, Mathew Hale, Thomas Kiesewetter
Michael Wiesehoefer Cologne
Director: Michael Wiesehoefer
Artists represented
Diango Hernández, Peter Piller
Max Wigram Londres
Directors: Michael Briggs, Max Wigram
Mustafa Hulusi
Tracy Williams LTD New York
Director: Tracy Williams
Artists represented
Jennifer Nocon
Jocelyn Wolff Paris
Director: Jocelyn Wolff
Artists represented
Katinka Bock, Miriam Cahn, Stéphane Calais, Valérie Favre, Grégory Forstner, Guillaume Leblon, Franz Erhard
Walther
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Hiromi Yoshii Tokyo
Director: Hiromi Yoshii
Artists represented
Yosuke Bandai, Enlightenment, Koichi Enomoto, Taro Izumi, Soshiro Matsubara, Yukari Nishi, Aya Ohki, Yukiko
Shibata
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LIST OF GALLERIES BY COUNTRY
AUSTRIA
Grita Insam Vienne
Krinzinger Vienne
Layr Wuestenhagen Contemporary Vienne
Galerie Mezzanin Vienne
Nachst St Stephan Rosemarie Schwarzwälder Vienne
BELGIUM
Aliceday Bruxelles
Baronian–Francey Bruxelles
Catherine Bastide Bruxelles
Erna Hecey Bruxelles/Luxembourg
Dewindt Bruxelles
Xavier Hufkens Bruxelles
CHINA
Rodolphe Janssen Bruxelles
Greta Meert Bruxelles
Micheline Szwajcer Anvers
Vedovi Bruxelles
Nadja Vilenne Liège
ShanghArt Shanghai
DEnmark
Dansk Moebelkunst Copenhague/Paris
FRANCE
Martine Aboucaya Paris
Air de Paris Paris
Applicat–Prazan Paris
Art : concept Paris
Art Attitude Hervé Bize Nancy
Anne Barrault Paris
Atelier Cardenas Bellanger Paris
Kamel Mennour Paris
Jeanne Bucher Paris
Chez Valentin Paris
Cortex Athletico Bordeaux
Cosmic Paris
Chantal Crousel Paris
Lucile Corty Paris
Di Meo Paris
Eric Dupont Paris
Downtown Paris
Frank Elbaz Paris
Dominique Fiat Paris
Jean Fournier Paris
Galerie 1900–2000 Paris
Galerie de Multiples Paris
Gb agency Paris
Frédéric Giroux Paris
Karsten Greve Paris/St Moritz/Cologne/Milan
Laurent Godin Paris
Marian Goodman Paris/New York
Alain Gutharc Paris
Eva Hober Paris
Marwan Hoss Paris
Hopkins–Custot Paris
Yvon Lambert Paris/New York
Galerie Kreo Paris
In SITU Fabienne Leclerc Paris
La B.A.N.K Paris
La Blanchisserie Boulogne–Billancourt
Serge Le Borgne Paris
Lelong Paris/New York/Zürich
Florence Loewy Paris
Loevenbruck Paris
Maisonneuve Paris
Gabrielle Maubrie Paris
Nelson–Freeman Paris
Jérôme de Noirmont Paris
Nathalie Obadia Paris
New Galerie de France Paris
Françoise Paviot Paris
Emmanuel Perrotin Paris
Eric Philippe Paris
Praz–Delavallade Paris
Almine Rech Paris
Michel Rein Paris
Denise René Paris
Thaddaeus Ropac Paris/Salzburg
Salvador Paris
Schleicher+Lange Paris
Patrick Seguin Paris
Natalie Seroussi Paris
Pietro Sparta Chagny
Suzanne Tarasieve Paris
Daniel Templon Paris
Toolsgalerie Paris
Georges–Philippe & Nathalie Vallois Paris
Aline Vidal Paris
Anne de Villepoix Paris
Jocelyn Wolff Paris
Xippas Paris
Zlotowski Paris
Zürcher Paris
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GERMANY
Arndt & Partner Berlin
Isabella Bortolozzi Berlin
Carlier/Gebauer Berlin
Fiedler Contemporary Cologne
Iris Kadel Karlsruhe
Kewenig Galerie Cologne
Johann König Berlin
Gebr.Lehmann Dresde/Berlin
Hans Mayer Düsseldorf
Christian Nagel Berlin / Cologne
Esther Schipper Berlin
Thomas Schulte Berlin
Sies + Höke Düsseldorf
Sommer & Kohl Berlin
Sassa Trülzsch Berlin
Van Horn Düsseldorf
Jan Wentrup Berlin
Michael Wiesehoefer Cologne
GREECE
Bernier/Eliades Athènes
HOLLAND
Ellen De Bruijne Projects Amsterdam
Juliette Jongma Amsterdam
Lumen Travo Amsterdam
Motive Amsterdam
Diana Stigter Amsterdam
INDIA
Chemould Prescott Road Mumbai
Nature Morte/Bose Pacia New Delhi
ISRAEL
Dvir Tel–Aviv
Sommer Contemporary Art Tel Aviv
ITALY
A arte studio Invernizzi Milan
Alfonso Artiaco Naples
Continua San Gimignano / Pekin / Le Moulin
Raffaella Cortese Milan
Monica de Cardenas Milan
Massimo de Carlo Milan
Enrico Fornello Prato
KLERKX Milan
Francesca Minini Milan
Lia Rumma Naples / Milan
Perugi Artecontemporanea Padoue
Franco Soffiantino Turin
Suzy Shammah Milan
Christian Stein Milan
T293 Naples
Tornabuoni Arte Florence
Tucci Russo Torre Pellice
JAPAN
Hiromi Yoshii Tokyo
LEBANON
Sfeir–Semler Hambourg / Beyrouth
LUXEMBOURG
Beaummontpublic Luxembourg
Nosbaum & Reding Luxembourg
MEXICO
KBK Mexico
PORTUGAL
Cristina Guerra Contemporary Art Lisbonne
Filomena Soares Lisbonne
SPAIN
Guillermo de Osma Madrid
Distrito Cu4tro Madrid
Estrany de la Mota Barcelone
NoguerasBlanchard Barcelone
Oriol Galeria d’Art Barcelone
ProjectSD Barcelone
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UNITED KINGDOM
Thimothy Taylor Londres
Sadie Coles HQ Londres
Jonathan Viner/Fortescue Avenue Londres
Ibid Projects Londres
Annely Juda Fine Art Londres
Simon Lee Londres
Lisson Londres
Max Wigram Londres
Waddington Galleries Londres
White Cube Londres
UNITED–sTATES
303 Gallery New York
Marianne Boesky New York
Bortolami New York
Cheim & Read New York
Paula Cooper New York
Van de Weghe Fine Art New York
Lombard Freid Projects New York
Luhring Augustine New York
Patrick Painter Los Angeles
Peres Projects Los Angeles / Berlin
Perry Rubenstein New York
Sperone Westwater New York
The Project New York
Tracy Williams Ltd New York
John Connelly Presents New York
Foxy Production New York
Donald Young Chicago
David Zwirner New York
RUSSIA
Aidan Moscou
M & J Guelman Moscou
XL Moscou
SLOVENIA
Gregor Podnar Llubljana / Berlin
SWITZERLAND
Buchmann Lugano/Berlin
Bob Van Orsouw Zürich
Hass & Fischer Zürich
Nicolas Krupp Bâle
Hauser & Wirth Zürich/Londres
Henze & Ketterer Bern
Parkett Edition Zürich
Nicola von Senger Zürich
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THE CULTURAL PROGRAM
“OUVERTURES / OPENINGS” “Ouvertures / Openings”, the fruit of collaboration between FIAC, the Auditorium of the Louvre and
the Jeu de Paume’s Cultural Department, will be held for the first time in the fall of 2008. Combining the
latest performance practices with the integration of several contemporary art disciplines, this program is
situated at the intersection of music, contemporary dance, performance art and theatre. With its variety
of experimental live events held in different sites, “Ouvertures /Openings” extends the parameters of the
field of art performance.
Wednesday 22 October, 5:30pm – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Franz Erhard Walther
“Höhe, Breite, Tiefe ”, 1969
Length: approximately 30 minutes
Thursday 23 October, 5:30pm – Cour Carrée du Louvre
Franz Erhard Walther
“Höhe, Breite, Tiefe” 1969
Friday 24 October, 6:30pm – Entrance hall of the Jeu de Paume
Scoli Acosta and Zeek Sheck
“Bauhauasian Sundance through the Aztec Eye Fragment”
In collaboration with the festival In Famous Carrousel
Length : 45 to 60 minutes Friday 24 October, 8:30pm – Auditorium of the Louvre
Tony Conrad & Guests
“Concert–performance”
Saturday 25 October, 5pm – Research room of the Jeu de Paume
Aurélien Froment
“For Argument’s sake”, 2008
Length of the performance: 45 minutes Saturday 25 October, 6:30pm – Auditorium of the Jeu de Paume
Jérôme Bel
“Le dernier spectacle” (a conference)
Saturday 25 October, 8:30pm – Auditorium of the Louvre
Rodney Graham and the Rodney Graham Band.
Rock concert
Sunday 26 October, 1:00pm – Auditorium of the Louvre
Video program conceived and presented by Jeremy Deller “Evil Dance Drug Craze : reactions to acid house”
As an extension of his musical program, Acid Brass, the artist will present a selection of works to illuminate and
complement his approach.
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Sunday 26 October, 2:30pm – Napoleon Courtyard in the Louvre
Jeremy Deller
“Acid Brass”
The musicians of the Williams Fairey Band, Manchester
Sunday 26 October, 6:30pm – Auditorium of the Jeu de Paume
Xavier Le Roy
“Produit de circonstances (1999)”
Length : 65 minutes, followed by a discussion with the audience.
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OUTDOOR PROJECTS IN THE TUILERIES
For the third year in a row, FIAC and the Louvre Museum jointly present a program of contemporary
art installations in the heart of the Tuileries Garden. This year, the growing interest among galleries
and artists, as well as the exceptional context of the garden, has allowed us to bring together seventeen
outdoor projects including monumental installations, performance works and sculptures. They come to life
when the public interacts with them in the garden’s pathways, bushes and lawns.
Projects presented
Bertrand Lavier « Fontaine » – Galerie Kewenig
Piece sponsored by GARDENA France EURL
Aleksandra Mir “Plane Landing” – Galerie Laurent Godin
Piece sposored by AVION Paris/New York
Tadashi Kawamata “Tree Huts” – Galerie Kamel Mennour. Project in collaboration with the gallery Annely Juda
Fine Art, Londres
Michelangelo Pistoletto “Spazio Libero” – Galeries Continua, Christian Stein, Simon Lee, Luhring Augustine
Dewar & Gicquel “Mason Massacre” – Galerie Loevenbruck
Dan Graham “Pavillon – Seurat, no Monet” – Galerie Hauser & Wirth
Mona Hatoum “Jardin Suspendu” – Galerie Chantal Crousel
Leo Copers “Mist” – Galerie Nadja Vilenne
Kiki Smith “Reclining Nude” – Galerie Lelong
Etienne Bossut “Pour les vaches” – Galerie Chez Valentin
Leopold Kessler “Volks–Shoeshinemachine” – Galerie Lombard–Freid Projects
Katja Strunz “Trauma” – Galerie Almine Rech Vincent Beaurin “Marlydes” – Galerie Frederic Giroux
Véronique Joumard “Maison/Tableau” – Galerie Serge Le Borgne
Mark Dion “Confectionary conservatory for Tuilery garden” – Galerie In Situ Fabienne Leclerc
Richard Deacon “Infinity # 30” et “Infinity # 31” – Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac
Atelier Van Lieshout “Favela” – Galerie Jousse Entreprise
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“Frise”, 2008
Project for Fiac 2008 by M/M (Paris)
In continuation of their collaboration with FIAC, M/M (Paris), since 2005, has been working on a special
project that today includes 40 visuals.
Each of these images shows a site that can be empty or peopled, in a city or in the countryside and
identifiable or ambiguous. These photographs, taken by M/M (Paris) throughout the world, constitute a
kind of archive “in progress”.
The purpose of these images, which are part of their project with FIAC, is to create a link with a simple
message—date, place, a short text such as “rendez-vous in Paris” or “in the centre of Paris”, or even simply
the logo of FIAC (which was created by M/M in 2005). They have a specific context that is determined less
by what the message says than by where it is distributed, its format, what it is printed on and who receives
it.
These visuals might have appeared on the cover of a handout that was created for distribution at the Venice
Biennale, on an invitation to a reception in New York, on a page of publicity for English, American or
Swiss magazines, on timetables at Roissy or for the Eurostar, on “sucettes”, the City of Paris’s advertising
billboards or on the canvas on the Grand Palais façade, among others.
This cumulative approach functions in a fluid and intuitive manner, according to various means of
communication that include paradox, irony, discrepancy and multiple meanings, often appearing in
opposition to what seems evident. Several specific themes are developed throughout the actions. Certain
images are quite clear (for example the Statue of Liberty, along the Seine, seen from the back and the front,
the Luxembourg Garden, spare parts photographed in a studio … or different means of transportation
such as a car, vaporetto, airplane, barge, tramway, taxi or sea liner). Others are secret, and are meant to
remain that way. For example, some images were taken from the windows of important personalities in
the world of contemporary art. But did the people involved know that, or did they just recognize the view
from their office or house?
This fourth year provides an occasion to unveil a project that was, up until now, so diffracted that it was
imperceptible. In order to understand it completely it would have been necessary to have read all the art
magazines in the world, been in all of the categories of invited guests, received all of the invitations sent to
them, possessed badges for exhibitors, collectors, professionals, artists and journalists, purchased every
kind of entry ticket, and arrived simultaneously in Paris by train and airplane.
The idea is to assemble everything that was distributed, to bring all of the elements that were used for
FIAC’s external communication inside the fair and to unify formats that until now had been differentiated
as much as possible…
30 images were chosen, transferred to a 400 x 300 poster and placed side by side to create a landscape that
is longer than 400 metres. This frieze occupies spaces that haven’t been used since the Grand Palais was
reopened. It is situated on the balconies that go around the nave, 9 metres from the ground. Inaccessible
to the public, halfway between the floor with all the galleries and the omnipresent sky diffused through the
glass ceiling of the Grand Palais, the images form a continuous silent, familiar and enigmatic landscape.
This project was realised thanks to the support of Sony, who through 20 VAIO computers placed
throughout FIAC, offers an exclusive, numbered and limited series screensaver that presents an
animated version of the “Frise”.
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THE MARCEL DUCHAMP PRIZE
exhibition of nominated artists:
Michel Blazy, Stéphane Calais, Laurent Grasso, Didier Marcel
From 23 to 26 October 2008 – Cour Carrée du Louvre
The winner will be announced on Saturday 25 October 2008 at 11am and his work shown at the
Centre Pompidou during the summer of 2009
Created in 2000 by collectors belonging to the ADIAF, (Association for the International Diffusion of
French Art), the Marcel Duchamp prize is organised in partnership with the Centre Pompidou, the
Musée national d’art moderne and FIAC. Its ambition is to encourage the international recognition of
the French art scene by rewarding an artist living in France who is working in the field of fine arts or
visual arts.
International jury 2008
Pierre Darier, Collector, President of Mamco (Switzerland)
Gilles Fuchs, President of the ADIAF (France)
Jacqueline Matisse–Monnier, Artist (France)
Alfred Pacquement, Director of the Musée national d’art moderne, Centre Pompidou (France)
Julia Peyton–Jones, Director of the Serpentine Gallery (Great Britain)
Guy Tossato, Director of the Musée de Grenoble (France)
Walter Vanhaerents, Collector (Belgium)
The Marcel Duchamp Prize is supported by the following companies:
Lombard Odier Darier Hentsch, Artcurial, DTAM, Inlex IP Expertise and backing from Axense and CreativTv
Semi–finalists for the eighth edition:
Michel Blazy
Born in 1966 in Monaco, lives and works in Paris
Nominated by: Marc–Olivier Walher, Director of the Palais de Tokyo
Galerie Art:Concept, Paris
A sculptor working with unusual materials, the art of Michel Blazy has evolved with his works in feathers and
foam. Fascinated by organic materials, perishable goods and dried foods, his creations are based on themes
that reflect the human condition: death, decay and putrefication. For example, Michel Blazy has exhibited
decaying tomatoes, evidence of Man’s inevitablle fate, but also of the beauty and the strangeness of the
constantly changing natural world. He also mixes humor in his culture as is reflected with his sculptures of
flashy light–yellow soy noodles, poodles made of shaving cream and a unique sheet made of wallpaper and
spaghetti.
Stéphane Calais
Born in 1967 in Arras, lives and works in Paris
Nominated by: Jean de Loisy, Exhibtion curator, art critic
Galerie Jocelyn Wolff, Paris
Stéphane Calais is an atypical figure in contemporary art. The artist is proud of his dilattante approach
and numerous influences. Tales, legends and popular icons are re–intepreted and integrated into a
universe in which abstraction and figuration co–exist. Stéphane Calais claims that “… my ‘atypical’ label
surprised me for a long time. I imagine my pieces efficently and in relation to my committments. Naturally,
drawing, my basic artistic instrument, allows me to navigate the different areas that it crosses — that is
to say, everywhere. The standard questions arise from the medium in which I am working (painting, wall
drawings and collages of objects or images…). It is their proximity that creates the tensions, ellipses or
shortcuts that also arise when they are brought together.”
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Laurent Grasso
Born 1972 in Mulhouse, lives and works in Paris
Nominated by: Michel Gauthier, Art critic
Galerie Chez Valentin, Paris
Whether he (re)activates more or less identifiable forms from our over–controlled society, or whether
he deforms the cinematographic techniques and conventions that influence our collective imagination,
Laurent Grasso creates environments with a strong narrative potential that mixes ancestral fears, scientific
phemomena and meaning contemporary myths. Michel Gauthier believes that Grasso’s poetics are created
by the tension between two paranoias – etymologically between two positions beyond truth – that we
are threatend by in our information–saturated world. In less than a decade, Grasso’s works employing
diverse means (film, light, sound, models, engravings, etc.) have disturbed our aesthetic conscience and the
certitudes of contemporary viewpoints.
Didier Marcel
Born in 1961 in Besançon, lives and works in Dijon
Nominated by: Xavier Douroux, Director of the Dijon Consortium
Galerie Michel Rein, Paris
Didier Marcel’s artistic approach, begun in the 80s, is centred on the idea of opposition and contrast.
By developing an enlarged sculptural practice, he proposes a singular vision of space. The spectator no
longer goes around the scupture, but rather the entire installation encloses him in the exhibition space.
By changing the dimensions of objects from daily life, Didier Marcel overturns the order of things and
their localisation in a social space. He allows us to imagine our relationship with the landscape, which has
become an idealised reality, in a different way. This can be seen, for example, with the architectural models
or natural elements (birch logs, trees made of material) that he uses in his work.
Extract of texts from Creativtv.
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A brief summary of ADIAF – www.adiaf.com
The ADIAF – Association for the International Diffusion of French Art under the law of 1901 (non–
profit association) – is the largest group of private contemporary art collectors in France today. Created
in 1994, the association mobilises the energy of its 220 members around its ambitious goal to support
the French art scene, to encourage new artisitc forms and to enable a wide public to understand the
vitality of contemporary artworks. Thus, in 2000 it established the MARCEL DUCHAMP PRIZE,
the first prize created by collectors to encourage the recognition of new talent and to accompany the
international development of these artists. Today this prize is considered the French equivalent of the
British “Turner Prize”. Six aritsts have been distinguished so far: Thomas Hirschhorn (2000–2001),
Dominique Gonzalez–Foerster (2002), Mathieu Mercier (2003), Carole Benzaken (2004), Claude Closky
(2005), Philippe Mayaux (2006) and Tatiana Trouvé (2007).
Press Contacts:
ADIAF – www.adiaf.com
Caroline Crabbe
+ 33 (6) 10 19 36 31 – [email protected]
CENTRE POMPIDOU
Dorothée Mireux
+ 33 (1) 44 78 46 60 – [email protected]
FIAC
Claudine Colin Communication (Mathilde Beaujard)
+ 33 (1) 42 72 60 01 – [email protected]
Michel Blazy
Galerie Art : Concept
+ 33 1 53 60 90 30
www.galerieartconcept.com– [email protected]
Stéphane Calais
Galerie Jocelyn Wolff
+ 33 1 42 03 05 65
www.galeriewolff.com– [email protected] Laurent Grasso
Galerie Chez Valentin
+ 33 1 48 87 42 55
www.galeriechezvalentin.com – [email protected]
Didier Marcel
Galerie Michel Rein
+ 33 1 42 72 68 13
www.michelrein.com – [email protected]
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YCI PROGRAM: YOUNG CURATORS INVITATIONAL
Following the success of the 2006 and 2007 editions, for the third year in a row FIAC and the Fondation
d’entreprise Ricard collaborate on the Young Curators Invitational (YCI) program.
YCI’s objective is to bring to Paris, during the week of FIAC, a group of five promising figures among
the emerging generation of intellectuals, critics and exhibition curators. Selected from proposals made by
international insitutions, FIAC and the Fondation d’entreprise Ricard organise four days of meetings with
personalities of the Parisian art scene.
In 2007, a series of more than 20 meetings allowed the YCI participants to exchange ideas with numerous
artists (Mario Garcia–Torres, Laurent Montaron, etc.), to compare their experiences with curators
(Stéphanie Moisdon, Christine Macel, etc.) and to have the privileged advantage of discovering many
exhibition venues (Fondation Kadist, CAC Brétigny, Palais de Tokyo, The Swiss Cultural Center, etc.).
The 2008 YCI participants are:
Maria Garzia (Rome)
Virginija Januskeviciute (Vilnius)
Chessia Kelley (New York)
Mariangela Mendez (Bogota)
Fredrik Svensk (Gothenburg)
They were individually recommended by the members of the selection committee composed of:
Yves Aupetitallot – Le Magasin
Nicolas Bourriaud – Tate Britain
Ann Demeester – De Appel
John Rajchman – Columbia University
Marc–Olivier Walher – Palais de Tokyo
FIAC and the Fondation d’entreprise Ricard are committed to following the professional progression
of the YCI program participants by offering them the chance to discover under ideal conditions the
lively artisitc scene and to meet the actors in the art world who have come to Paris during the fair.
Maria Garzia (Italy)
Maria Garzia received a specialist degree in the History of Contemporary Art at “La Sapienza” University,
Rome with her thesis on “Brown Boveri”– the result of a period of study in Milan. After studying for one
year at the Sorbonne, Paris, she participated in the activities of various institutions in Rome including
the Fondazione Baruchello and the Fondazione Volume! Her main interest is the relationship between art
and public space. This interest developed during her involvement in the project “Tra–Monti” organized
by the Associazione 270gg and through the realization of a project of public art, “L’impercettibilità della
visione”, with the artist Marina Fulgeri and the Associazione Wunderkammern. She has recently finished
her international training as a curator at the Ecole du Magasin, Grenoble. At present she is working on a
publication project which developed through research conducted on the situation of curators in Italy.
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Virginija Januskeviciute (Lithuania)
Virginija Januskeviciute is currently back at work as a curator at the Contemporary Art Centre (CAC) in
Vilnius after completing the Appel Curatorial programme in Amsterdam. The programme has culminated
in 2008 with an exercise of site–responsive curating, “Master Humphrey’s Clock” and “F.R. David – The
Book of Intentions” published as part of it. She has studied History and Theory of Art at Vilnius Academy
of Arts before joining the curatorial team of CAC in 2002. She has been engaged in the making of several
large scale international exhibitions, individual artists’ projects, shows of young artists, publications
and, crucially, the CAC TV – the CAC’s weekly project for television (2004–2007). Among other recent
projects are a production of “Vilnius Is Burning”, consisting of an exhibition in Torino and a book (curated
by Raimundas Malasauskas), curating “The Joy is Not Mentioned” project by Egle Budvytyte, Goda
Budvytyte and Ieva Miseviciute for the CAC and co–organisation of “iMagine” seminar in Vilnius, one of
the Public Preparation events of the Biennale of Young Artists in Tallinn, in 2007.
Chessia Kelley (United States)
Chessia Kelley received an undergraduate degree from Georgetown University with a major in Art
History and minors in Italian and Political Science. She is currently completing a Masters in Modern Art
at Columbia University in New York. In 2007 she completed an internship at The Peggy Guggenheim
Collection during the 52nd Venice Biennale. She also served as curatorial intern at The Contemporary
Arts Center of Cincinnati acting as a research assistant to Toby Kamps, Senior Curator, Cynthia Goodman,
Interim Director, and current Director Raphaella Platow. She is currently working as Curatorial Assistant
to Independent Curator Dr. Cynthia Goodman, assisting in the assembly of a photography exhibition at
The New Orleans Museum of Art entitled The Art of Caring. Chessia recently curated an exhibition at
MurMur Gallery in Cincinnati entitled The Today Show.
Mariangela Mendez (Colombia)
Mariangela Mendez is an independent curator and works as an Assistant Professor at the Arts Department,
Faculty of Art and Humanities, Universidad de los Andes, Bogotá (2006– on going). She has worked as
Visual arts adviser, Ministerio de Cultura, Bogotá (2002–04); assistant curator, Santa Fe Gallery, Bogotá
and Plastic Arts adviser for the Mayorship of the City of Bogotá (1997–2000). She regularly contributes to
catalogue essays and reviews in various magazines. She has an M.A. in curatorial studies from the Center
of Curatorial Studies at Bard College NY (2006), and a B.A., in Plastic Arts at Universidad de los Andes,
Bogotá, 1998.
Fredrik Svensk (Sweden)
Fredrik Svensk works as a critic and curator and as a contemporary art theory scholar and teacher
at Valand School of Fine Art, University of Gothenburg, Sweden. From 2004–2007 he was an editor at
Paletten, and has been contributing to journals, books and newspapers such as: Glänta, Site, Paletten,
Sarai, Neue Review, Anarchitecture, Paris, Res Publica and Göteborgs–Posten. As a curator he has
developed an experimental research based curatorial practice in collaboration with Lisa Rosendahl and
Henrik Andersson at the Röda Sten, Gothenburg (2006–). Recent projects: Äkta Vara (true being / true
commodity) 2007 was investigating different contemporary processes of subjectivation, with artists
Debora Elgeholm, Annika Eriksson, Isabell Heimerdinger, Saskia Holmkvist, Katya Sander and Carey
Young. Art After Education, 2008 reexamines the critical aspects of the method used in Adrian Piper’s
work Bach Whistled, 1970, by putting it into a contemporary socio–political context, with works by artists
Elke Marhöfer, Ida Börjel, Malmö Free University for Women.
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THE CONFERENCES
FIAC is organising a series of three conference round-tables programs, in collaboration with three
partners:
– “Producing art/from private vision to public space”, part of the Global Art Forum, in partnership with
Art Dubaï, round–table discussion on 23 October, at 5pm, in the Auditorium of the Grand Palais – Public
entrance – avenue Winston Churchill – 75008 Paris
– “Collector/Collection: artists’ publications”; in partnership with the Artisbooks Salon and Centre
Pompidou, round–table discussion on Friday 24 at 4pm at the Centre Pompidou – place Georges
Pompidou – 75004 Paris
– “Performances : creating events”, in partnership with 104, round– table debate Saturday 25th at 104 at
6pm – 104 rue d’Aubervilliers – 75019 Paris
The term “performance” has no historical equivalent among the styles of artistic disciplines. In fact, it
emerged at a time when the discipinary classification of artistic practices gave way to a terminology that
was based on the way art was produced: one has to think of “art performance” (as the British call it) in
the same way as conceptual art or Minimalism.
The way the performance is carried out, in this sense, places the work inside the event itself.
As part of FIAC and its performance series, this debate to be held at 104 intends to discuss contemporary
methods of “doing something” in performance, based on various practices that exist in different fields
(literature, visual arts, living arts), in order to identify different types of events.
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THE COMMISSION OF CENTRE NATIONAL DES ARTS PLASTIQUES
MINISTER OF CULTURE AND COMMUNICATION
CENTRE NATIONAL DES ARTS PLASTIQUES (CNAP)
For the third year in a row, the commission of the CNAP, responsable for acquiring contemporary artworks for the
State, will meet during the 35th edition of FIAC.
At this time, the CNAP will allocate its 400,000 euro budget to purchases for the collections of the Fonds National d’Art
Contemporain (FNAC). This action confirms the support of the Visual Arts Delegation of the Ministry of Culture and
Communication to the French artmarket.
In 2007, works by the following artists were acquired:
Dennis Adams, Eleanor Antin, Kader Attia, Robert Barta, Vincent Beaurin, Inaki Bonillas, Tony Brown, Isabelle
Cornaro, Tony Cragg, Matali Crasset, Wim Delvoye, Véronique Ellena, Mounir Fatmi, Ceal Floyer, Joanne Greenbaum,
Camille Henrot, Changha Hwang, Armand Jalut, Véronique Joumard, Julius Koller, Frédéric Lecomte, Tobias Lehner,
Frédérique Lucien, Arnaud Maguet, Christian Marclay, Ivan Navarro, Joao Onofre, Alexandre Perigot, Guillaume
Pinard, Philippe Starck, Catherine Van Eetvelde, Danh Vo, Pavel Wolberg, Virginie Yassef.
The acquired works join the FNAC, the most important international collection of contemporary art in France.
The CNAP is responsable for their management and distribution throughout France and abroad. Formed
essentially by purchases and commissions from the CNAP in acting for the State, the collection has grown
since the beginning of the 80s with more than 20,000 works in the fields of visual arts, photography, decorative
arts and design.
An active policy of loans and deposits ensures that these works are exhibited publicly. Thus, every year, more than 500
works are entrusted to museums, government offices and embassies. At the same time, more than 3,500 works are leant
for temporary exhibitions in France or abroad. Recent visual art acquistions have been exhibited in Grenoble, Nantes,
Marseille, Rouen, Lyon, Amiens and Rochechouart as well as in Geneva, Sao Paulo, Mexico, Miami and Bucarest.
The design collections have been shown in Taipei, Seoul and Saint–Étienne, and in 2004 in Paris, with an important
transfer of 2,000 objects. Major monographic or thematic photographic series have been regularily presented abroad,
biennales held in Moscow, Bamako and China as well as in exhibitions in Séoul, Bangkok, Spain, Portugal and
Poland.
The choices will be announced at the close of the commision during the fair and the acquired works indicated to the
public on a note card.
The National Consultative Art Commission (visual arts division) which is responsable for acquisitions is named every
three years and composed of 5 members representing the State and 9 qualified personalities, including 2 artists. It
meets at the beginning of the fair after having visited all of the sites. The choices are made in accordance with the
orientation of the Ministry of Culture and Communication: to give particular attention to young artists, to purchase
outstanding pieces by established artists in order to assemble a significant number of their works, and to be open to
different trends in international art.
The members of the “visual arts” acquisition commission 2006 – 2008:
The fine arts delegate, President of the commission
The Director of the CNAP
The Director of the Musée national d’art moderne
The Director of the Musées de France
The General Inspector for art creation
Daniel Firman, artist
Bernard Piffaretti, artist
Bruno Caron, collector
Henri–François Debailleux, art critic
Lorand Hegyi, Director of the Musée d’art moderne of Saint–Étienne
Isabelle Manci, fine arts advisor for the Ile–de–France region
Philippe Piguet, art critic
Michel Poitevin, collector
Jean–Charles Vergne, Director du FRAC Auvergne
Press contact :
Sophie Lawani / [email protected]
Heymann, Renoult Associées
29, rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau - 75001 Paris
Tél. 01 44 61 76 76 - Fax 01 44 61 74 40
www.heymann-renoult.com
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FIAC SPONSORS
FIAC would like to thank its sponsors for the 2008 edition.
Official Sponsor :
State Street Corporation
Agnès b
Air France
Akwacom
Alerte Orange
Arjowiggins
Armani
Art Lease – Etat de Siège
Artivi
Axa Art
Clifford Chance
Elle Décoration
Fondation d’Entreprise Ricard
France Culture
Galeries Lafayette
Le Figaro
Mairie de Paris
MINI
Moleskine
Neuflize
Pommery
RMN
Sony VAIO
Télérama
Zumtobel
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State Street proudly supports the 35th annual FIAC
At State Street, the world’s leading provider of financial services to institutional investors, we believe
that leadership carries with it a responsibility for good corporate citizenship. That is why we are a global
patron of the arts and why we are proud to be the primary sponsor of the FIAC 2008 in Paris, a city that
is not only home to some of the world’s greatest art, but also to more than 400 of our employees and many
of our customers.
As a global company, State Street has a long history of striving for innovation in servicing our customers
in France and around the world. As such, we believe we share a common interest in forward thinking and
ingenuity with many of the artists that display at the FIAC. Instead of working with color and shape,
however, our innovation comes in the form of new products and services. Whether launching the world’s
first exchange-traded fund 15 years ago or an industry-leading over-the-counter derivatives servicing
platform in August, State Street provides its customers with the tools they need to be successful.
We are very excited to help bring the masterpieces of outstanding artists from around the world to the 35th
annual FIAC, an event that is as committed to showcasing some of the world’s greatest art as we are to
ensuring the success of our customers.
Congratulations to the many artists on display this year and enjoy the exhibition!
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Over the years, agnès b. has supported contemporary art though various partnerships
and philanthropic initiatives involving the arts, cinema, and music as well as social and
humanitarian concerns
Because she generously, believes that art should be exhibited everywhere, and accessible to all, the Galerie
du Jour agnès b. was opened in 1984 and in 1997 along with curator Hans-Ulrich Obrist and French artist
Christian Boltanski she initiated the publication of the free periodical “Point of Irony”.
Each issue gives carte blanche to an artist to appropriate the entire paper. 100,000 copies are available free
of charge around the world in agnes b.boutiques, museums, galleries, schools, cafés, cinemas, achitect…
Fashion designer, gallery owner, movie producer, agnès b. is also an avid art collector. Philanthropy and
the love of art are behind the collection she has put together which has been enthusiastically received by
museum goers through France. This fall, a selection of her of photography collection is showing at C/O
Museum of Berlin. Coinciding with this exhibit JRP/Ringier Editions is releasing a comprehensive book
offering a unique view of her collection and her artistic universe.
agnès b. is currently President of the Association of Friends of l’Ecole des Beaux Arts de Paris.
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“On Monday 6 October 2008, Air France, the airline which continues to “make the sky the
best place on earth” will be launching a new advertising campaign designed by the agency
BETC EURO RSCG and directed by photographer Camilla Akrans.
“Made up of over one hundred visuals, this tactical corporate campaign will be
released in several countries in the press, on billboards and in 8-second videos
targeting news websites.”
“In a context of heightened global competition, Air France has decided to take measures to reassert its
difference, its singularity and its leadership. Air travel must remain the world of enthusiasm that it was for
its pioneers”, said Francois Brousse, Air France Vice President Corporate Communications.
As a precursor, Air France developed a new approach to air transport that today enables it to offer its
increasingly international and demanding customers a unique travel experience. All the airline’s products
and services are designed for one single purpose: to enable passengers to re-energize themselves so that
they feel refreshed after their flight, and have been able to transform time lost into time regained.
Each of the 13 corporate campaign visuals poetically illustrates one area of inflight service: comfort,
refinement, attentive crew, the quality of meals and entertainment.
This campaign metaphorically illustrates the well-being felt by the passenger, who is the main character of
the campaign, in the various aspects of service. Air France does not just talk about well-being, but invites
its passengers to experience it.”
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Thirst of communication
The Akwacom came up with a new and creative project which offers you one of the best opportunities for
the promotion of your company as well as for the transfer of multiple messages to your colleagues or your
clients. This innovation consists of the creation of an original bottle of water of 33cl which allows to bring
freshness and to personalize the communication within the company and its customers. This bottle of
high quality water, being esthetic and compact, could be useful for various occasions such as conventions,
seminars, salons, operation marketing or launching of a new product and much more.
For further details please find the information below:
www.akwacom.com
tel.: 01 47 20 91 91
fax.: 01 47 20 91 92
14, rue Clément Marot
75008 Paris
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Alerte Orange is proud to announce it’s partnership with the 2008 edition of the FIAC, the
biggest meeting of international contemporary art and creation.
Our agency places the creativity in the heart of every working stage : creation is a part all the bodies of
professions at Alerte Orange, in the print department, in the video making, in the web design and in the
consulting area.
Established 17 years ago by Olivier Bodeur, Alerte Orange is today a consulting agency in independent
and global communication. An agency that always looked to integrate more talents, allowing the company
a regular growth in terms of turnover and of services proposed to the announcers.
As the FIAC we share the same passion for the discovery of new talents, new horizons and new
tendencies.
We take advantage of this inescapable meeting to assert in what we believe: the creation, the innovation,
and the unexpected.
Contact : [email protected]
Alerte Orange
Agence conseil en communication
85 rue Bobillot 75013 PARIS
(+ 33) 1 43 13 33 60
www.alerteorange.fr
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The world’s leading producer of creative and technical paper, Arjowiggins has operations in
Europe, North America, Latin America and Asia. The company enjoys a strong reputation
with a high degree of brand recognition for its products and services renowned for their
excellent quality.
Arjowiggins, far from being a traditional paper manufacturer: the company is a technology leader
incorporating the latest advances in order to provide its clients with access to original solutions meeting
their needs. Arjowiggins has been at the forefront of the move towards environmentally-friendly paper
and paper incorporating security requirements.
Its strategy favours relentless innovation. These efforts are supported by the 215 engineers of its Research
& Development team whose contributions have enabled the company to register patents for more than
1500 solutions and products.
Arjowiggins is present in high value-added markets. With 7.800 employees and 35 paper-mills (including
four in North America, two in Asia and two in Latin America), Arjowiggins generates sales of around
2 billion, mostly on international markets.
Arjowiggins, thanks to the specifics of the markets in which it plays, has developped a level of paper
expertise unrivalled in the industry, notably through its policy of innovation and marketing which clearly
positions Arjowiggins within the top of the range paper market segments. Arjowiggins’ industrial footprint
is flexible and very diversified and capable of responding to the needs of the most technically demanding
papers. Its brands are prestigeous (Arches, Conqueror, Rives, Maine Gloss, Satimat, Priplak, Idem,
Utopia… ).
The FIAC 2008 catalogue is printed on :
Satimat green,
a high quality environmentally friendly coated paper
60% recycled fibres - 40% FSC fibres
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Giorgio Armani pays tribute to ultimate sensuality and extreme femininity with the
creation of a trilogy of fragrances, ONDE.
Inspired by the rituals of the Orient, ONDE offers an imaginative, seductive and intoxicating journey for the senses.
ONDE an echo, a vibration that remains.
ONDE Mystere, ONDE Vertige, ONDE Extase ...
A lost memory, a fantasy...Each setting represents an exotic kingdom, each setting leaves a scent whose lingering notes cause the air
to resonate, making this woman’s passing an unforgettable experience.
These fragrances are writing a new chapter in perfumery. « Neo-oriental » fragrances, reinterpretations of classic orientals.
A contemporary vision that defines a pure and vibrant architecture of light in which the opulence, density and lingering notes of the
fragrance are given full expression.
From the gates of Asia ...
ONDE Mystère
Inspired by a fantastical Middle East, ONDE Mystère, a fragrance as fascinating as an enigma, a blend of vitality and sensuality like
the incomparable gestures of the mysterious women of the Harem with their kohl-lined gaze.
The MUSKY ORIENTAL is reinventing the attraction of musk with a surprisingly light, radiant touch over a new olfactory signature
with invigorating incense and mesmerizing accords of amber and benzoin.
The traditional musk-amber heart, a store of secrets inherited from the Fine Perfumery, is given a feminine touch with soft and
enchanting Moroccan Rose buds.
To quicken the pulse even further, it is nourished by the captivating tension between the stimulation of incense and the intriguing
mysterious richness of vanilla absolute and benzoin. A final dash of spices completes the spell.
To the origins of the Kama Sutra...
ONDE Vertige
A fragrance inspired by India, the India of temples and palaces, opulent, breathtaking, boundless India...
The FLORAL ORIENTAL is a bold, modern interpretation of an oriental fragrance, in which the captivating trace of sensual
frangipani flower, caressed by black liquorice, is set ablaze by patchouli. The apparent innocence of the flowers conceals an experience
of supreme sensory intoxication.
The sunny frangipani flower is sharpened by a vibrant burst of pittosporum and jasmine petals. It blends with addictive, velvety, soft
black liquorice. Intense, sensual patchouli inflames the lingering notes.
To the kingdom of the Rising Sun...
ONDE Extase
A fragrance that takes its inspiration from the art of the geishas, who know how to weave time and transform a fleeting instant into
an eternity, fatally bewitching.
The WOODY ORIENTAL adds a modern luminosity to the classic oriental structure. Cedar creates a new woody-powdery addiction
that is infinitely distinguished.
The profusion of sophisticated and dangerously sensual, powdery mimosa is illuminated by Egyptian Jasmine and narcissus
absolute.
It is enlivened with a spicy burst of pink pepper and Sicilian Bergamot and then draped in the entrancing notes of cedar, heightened
by musk and sesame absolute.
ONDE
A trilogy of fragrances, an empire for the senses.
Contact presse
Florence Puech – Directrice des Relations Publiques et Presse
Tél : 01 49 64 82 60 – Email : [email protected]
Anne Lévy – Chargée de communication
Tél. 01 49 64 80 58 - Email : [email protected]
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ART LEASE and ETAT DE SIEGE provide the furniture for FIAC V.I.P spaces
For the 2008 FIAC, ART LEASE and ETAT DE SIEGE are partners with the FIAC to furnish all the V.I.P spaces
at the Grand Palais.
ART LEASE and ETAT DE SIEGE have imagined open spaces, monochrome in black, white and grey, warmed up
with a few red touches. With the FIAC spirit in mind, the V.I.P spaces have been furnished with multiple LIVING
DIVANI sofas and armchairs, with cubic shapes, generous and flexible at wish. These seats are associated with
FREEMAN low tables with pure lines, as well as a few re-issues of PIERRE PAULIN “tulip” armchairs next to
LILLA stools by PATRICK NORGUET.
Both partners wish to underline the diversity of the materials and the finishing touches offered by the present design
production and to create thus a simple and harmonious emotional line for an exceptional place and event. In this spirit
the “outdoor” sofa BELLINI HOUR by CLAUDIO BELLINI for SERRA LUNGA will be presented in “avant
premiere”. In contrast, a few stools by a very promising designer, CONSTANTIN GRCIC, for an extra contemporary
universe.
ART LEASE and ETAT DE SIEGE have also conceived the Art Press Publisher spaces in the same spirit playing
with a black and white chessboard effect, staging the chair punk by ARCHIRIVOLTO with a fun and extraterrestrial
design, and the OBO shelves by JEFF MILLER.
ART LEASE founded in 1994, has developed a new concept, based upon leasing and financing works of art dedicated
to companies. Any sculpture, painting, drawing, lithography or photograph on the market is available. ART LEASE
offers a solution that enables companies to purchase works of art or furniture from galleries by means of a leasing
program. The works of art are leased for 12 to 48 months. Advice, research, installation and insurance are included in
the rent. It is possible to purchase the works of art at the end of the contract, with an option to buy at a special price.
This concept has been extended to the office furniture since 2003. This flexible and fiscally attractive formula enables
companies to access a more qualitative and aesthetic work environment. Numerous companies have chosen this
solution:
APRR, BRIDGPOINT, COMPASS, DTZ, FRANCETELEVISIONS PUBLICITE, MEDEF, PUBLICIS GROUP
MEDIA, ZADIG & VOLTAIRE…
Created in 1985, ETAT DE SIEGE has made the simple but innovative choice to offer a place totally dedicated to the
universe of seats, all styles and shapes together, presenting unique and unexpected pieces.
ETAT DE SIEGE has on show today more than 800 references; all displayed in tow Parisian shops: 21 Avenue de
Friedland, (Right Bank) and 1 Quai Conti, (Left Bank).
EDS-Contract, company created for the professionals, offers them a rare knowledge of brands, and exceptional
logistics. Among a few of their achievements: the Salle Pleyel, the Printemps dome, the Cité de la Musique, the Musée
de l’Eau, the Piaget boutiques, the Curie Institute, the headquarters of Venteprivée.com and of Eurazeo…
EDS-Contract has collaborated with numerous prescribers like ABOUT IT Company, who is their partner on the
FIAC development plan.
ART LEASE
91, rue de faubourg Saint Honoré
75008 Paris
T. 01 46 10 98 72
ETAT DE SIEGE
1 quai Conti
75006 Paris
T. 01 43 29 31 60
PRESS CONTACT ART LEASE
Olivia Blouet
01 46 10 98 72
[email protected]
ETAT DE SIEGE
21, Avenue de Friedland
75008 Paris
T. 01 42 56 64 75
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Presse Contact ETAT DE SIEGE
Poulain&Proust
131 rue St Denis
Tel 01 55 80 75 14
Marie-Aude Poulain &
Frédéric Rouc
[email protected]
Artivi partners with Fiac for the 2008 edition
This year, Fiac and Artivi join in the presentation of a series of videos capturing live the pulse of the 2008
edition of this important event for Contemporary Art in Paris.
For the occasion, Artivi is exclusively producing a series of programs to be broadcast around Fiac (in the
Grand Palais and the Cour Carrée du Louvre) on screens set up for visiting audiences.
For those who will not be able to be at the heart of the event, Artivi will also present this series of programs
on the Internet. Several websites, www.artivi.com, of course, as well as Fiac’s official website (www.fiac.
com) and the website of Connaissance des Arts (www.connaissancedesarts.com) will allow viewers to select
from a range of coverage during the event.
With this collaboration, Artivi continues its project dedicated to Contemporary Art which began in
2005. The website www.artivi.com is a gallery of video portraits, consistently enriched by key figures in
Contemporary Art and major art world events.
However Artivi is also an “art guide” dedicated to galleries, and maintaining an up to date listing of current
exhibitions. This guide, which covers all of the major capitols of Contemporary Art, presents only the
galleries that participate in at least one of the five major international fairs, a criteria for selection that
ensures quality.
For those who would like to follow Fiac on site, or from a distance, directly or remotely, please find the
schedule for your appointments with Artivi:
- The Collector’s Tour : Fiac seen through the eyes of a collector,
- A Focus on… : different programs that will consider topics unique to the 2008 edition of Fiac,
- Performances : each day, a series of videos documenting the performances presented during the fair,
- Jardin des Tuileries : a presentation of the works installed at this location,
- FIAC Backstage : a side of the fair like you’ve never seen before,
- In Paris during FIAC : a selection of events that can’t be missed during your stay in Paris during the fair,
- Prix Marcel Duchamp : discover the artists that have been nominated for the Prix Marcel Duchamp.
Artivi.com
[email protected]
1 boulevard de la Madeleine
Paris 75001
Tél. : 01 55 35 82 00
Fax : 01 55 35 82 01
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AXA ART CONTINUES ITS PARTNERSHIP WITH FIAC
AXA Art, leader in the insurance of art works, is a sponsor of FICA for the fourth year in a row.
“We are proud to support FIAC. Our partnership began four years ago, and each year the relationship
between FIAC and AXA Art develops further. As the leading insurer of art works, it is imperative for us
to be present and visible during this rendez-vous that brings together our clients: collectors, museums and
galleries. It is a way for us to affirm our role as an important player in the world of art and to meet our
future clients,” asserts Christian Muller, president of AXA Art France.
Martin Bethenod, head curator of FIAC, confirms this relationship: “AXA Art plays an essential role in the
heart of the art world, in constant contact with all of its personalities, dealers, collectors and institutions...
We are proud of the fact that in 2005, AXA Art was one of the first to believe in the revived energy of the
Parisian scene, in FIAC’s potential and decided to accompany its renewal. It is a long-term engagement,
one that above all looks to the future and is attentive to the evolutions, practices and new developing areas
of the market.”
AXA Art pursues this engagement in the world of art with an important sponsorship program, the AXA Art
Research Grant, which supports research and the development of methods of preservation and restoration
of art works.
The recipients of the AXA Art Research Grant are: the “Tate AXA Art Modern Paints project” in
collaboration with the Tate Gallery, the “AXA Art Ad Reinhardt Research grant” with the Solomon R.
Guggenheim Foundation and the MOMA, and the “AXA Art Conservation Research Project” which is
carried out with the Vitra Design Museum.
AXA Art Insurance
AXA Art is the world leader in insurance of art works, with headquarters in Cologne, Germany. AXA Art belongs
to the Group AXA, world leader in financial protection, with offices in France, the United Kingdom, Switzerland,
Belgium, North America and Asia. AXA Art insures all kinds of art objects, including paintings sculptures, antique
furniture and collection cars. AXA Art offers its services to collectors, artists, museums, gallery owners and organisers of art exhibitions.
For more information please visit the site: www.axa-art.fr
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For many years now, international law firm Clifford Chance has been developing a
programme of support and commitment to sponsorship of the arts.
Whether in New York, Frankfurt, London or Hong Kong, our policy in this field is voluntary and follows
three main lines. Firstly, we own a collection of contemporary art that was started back in 1990 and now
comprises some 1,000 works. Secondly, we are long-standing sponsors of the major cultural institutions in
the various countries in which we are established. And lastly, we are involved locally in numerous charitable
cultural ventures benefiting the underprivileged.
We strive, through these different ventures, to get members of staff involved. In so doing they have the
opportunity to get to know one another better and to gain access to new forms of artistic expression. In
this way, we regularly organise art exhibitions and invite artists and critics to speak at events held in our
offices throughout the world.
This commitment of ours is a reflection of values dear to our partnership, which goes back to 1802, and
allows us to demonstrate the qualities of creativity, innovation and openness to others, qualities that are
found in the more classic aspects of our professional practice and with which we endeavor to provide our
clients.
The lawyers at Clifford Chance Paris are proud to work alongside the FIAC.
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ELLE Décoration has teamed up with FIAC on it’s 35th Edition.
At this exceptional meeting of enthusiasts, FIAC demonstrates outstanding artistic talent and the global
influence of contemporary art. This occasion for ELLE Décoration confirms its ongoing dedication to
creativity and innovation.
Newly discovered up and coming talent as well as passion for art and design are the essential values on
which our partnership is based.
Contact presse :
Carole Prud’homme
Tél : 01 41 34 70 78
[email protected]
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The Fondation d’Entreprise Ricard supports « YCI » program & FIAC TV
The Fondation d’Entreprise Ricard will present the exhibition “The consistency of the visible” from
October 10 to November 22 in a reshuffled gallery space designed by architects Jakob + MacFarlane.
The space was devised with a view to showcasing artists and confirms the permanent commitment of the
Foundation to young contemporary creation.
Nicolas Bourriaud will serve as curator for the exhibition “The consistency of the visible”. For
the 10th anniversary of the Prize, he has decided to add a “critical preamble” bringing together both
“historical” and confirmed artists to the usual concept – the presentation of artists emerging on the young
French scene. The young artists selected for the award are Julien Discrit, Cyprien Gaillard, Camille
Henrot, Emmanuelle Lainé, Gyan Panchal, Abraham Poincheval, Laurent Tixador, Lili Reynaud-Dewar,
and Raphaël Zarka.
The 10th Fondation d’Entreprise Ricard Prize will be awarded on October 24 to one of these artists on the
occasion of the Bal Jaune.
In the continuity of its regular invitations made to young curators, the Fondation d’Entreprise Ricard
continues its partnership with the FIAC through its support of the « Young Curator’s Invitation » (YCI)
program which the aim is to increase the visibility of young French creators abroad, consists in inviting
young foreign art critics to visit the fair, galleries, art centres, museums as well as to meet artists active
on the French scene.
Also to promote events of young artistic French scene, the Fondation d’Entreprise Ricard supports for the
first time the FIAC web TV (production Artivi).
Press contact :
Emmanuelle Grange - MCS Communication – Tel. (0)1 47 48 94 14 – [email protected]
12 rue boissy d’anglas 75008 Paris
tel. 33 (0)1 53 30 88 00
[email protected]
www.fondation-entreprise-ricard.com
* Exhibition The consistency of the visible from 10 October to 22 November 2008
Free entrance from tuesday to saturday from 11 am to 7 pm
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A partner of FIAC 2008
France Culture once again renews its partnership with the FIAC in 2008 by broadcasting live and in public
Laurent Goumarre’s program “18/20 L’EMISSION”, from the Cour Carrée on Tuesday, 21 October at
6 pm.
6:30 - 7:15 pm “Du grain à moudre” with Julie Clarini and Brice Couturier
7:15 – 8 pm
“Rendez-Vous” with Laurent Goumarre
Painting, sculpture, performance, photography, architecture, film…
All forms of artist creation are at the heart of France Culture’s programs.
From 9 to 10 pm we present various cultural magazines on theatre, music, film, literature and images:
Comme au théâtre with Joëlle Gayot on Monday, Décibels with Jeanne-Martine Vacher on Tuesday, Laure
Adler and L’Avventura on Wednesday, Affinités électives with Francesca Isidori on Thursday, and Peinture
fraîche with Jean Daive on Friday.
And also everyday:
Les Matins de France Culture with Ali Baddou at 7am, Tout Arrive, Arnaud Laporte’s cultural magazine
at 12 am, 18/20 L’EMISSION with Laurent Goumarre and Aude Lavigne’s magazine, Minuit/Dix from 6
to 8 pm.
With its broadcast of this cultural content, France Culture extends and enriches the numerous
events with which it is associated…
Communication: Caroline Cesbron / 01 56 40 23 40
Partnerships: Gaëlle Michel / 01 56 40 12 45
Press: Adrien Landivier / 01 56 40 21 40
For more information www.franceculture.com
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From 11 October to 10 January 2009, the fourth installment of the Antidote cycle of
exhibitions will feature works by eleven French artists at the Galerie des Galeries
Lafayette.
The artists are Saâdane Afif, Wilfrid Almendra, Davide Balula, Michel Blazy, Delphine Coindet, Sophie Dubosc, Marc
Etienne, Cyprien Gaillard, Laurent Grasso, Nicolas Moulin and Clément Rodzielski.
Once again this year the Galeries Lafayette is continuing its support of the French art scene by presenting a selection
of works that have come into Ginette Moulin and Guillaume Houzé’s collection over the past twelve months.
Over the years then, marked by these two collectors’ desire to form coherent groups of works that are representative
of the world of often emerging artists, a landscape has slowly taken shape. In it one can make out notably Saâdane
Afif, Michel Blazy, Delphine Coindet, Laurent Grasso and Nicolas Moulin, who have already been spotted in years past
and who are joined this year by such new faces as Wilfrid Almendra, Davide Balula and Cyprien Gaillard, along with
a few genuine discoveries like Sophie Dubosc, Marc Etienne and Clément Rodzielski. Will one perhaps recognize the
portrait of a generation through these purely subjective choices someday?
This year as well, anxious to play a role in the thinking about French artists’ place in the international scene, the
Galeries Lafayette hopes to carry forward the recurrent debate about the “so-called” decline of French culture that
some have asserted.
With the Journal des Arts, roundtable discussions bringing together both French and foreign professionals (artistes,
collectors, gallery owners, officials of art institutions) have been scheduled for the first weeks of summer 2008 on a
range of themes: French art and exporting – What visibility for the French art scene? – What renewal for collectors?
– How to energize the art market in France? – Where is art criticism now?
A summary of these debates will be published in a special edition of the Journal des Arts due out on 19 September
2008. This dossier will also be made available in a bilingual French and English off-print at the Antidote show and
during the FIAC international art fair, with which Group Galeries Lafayette is continuing its partnership.
Begun in 2005, the Ginette Moulin / Guillaume Houzé Collection boasts today some 250 works by 30 artists, in particular
Saâdane Afif, Didier Marcel Mathieu Mercier and Tatiana Trouvé, as well as a certain number of foreign artists now,
such as Ryan Gander, Peter Coffin, David Noonan and Rupert Nurfolk.
* The exhibition Antidote was initiated in 2005 by Guillaume Houzé (the great-great-grandson of Théophile Bader,
the founder of the department store) with the support of his grandmother Madame Ginette Moulin (chair of the
supervisory board of Group Galeries Lafayette).
Antidote
Du 11 octobre au 6 décembre 2008 / From 11 October to 10 January 2009
Galerie des Galerie
1er étage / 1st floor / Galeries Lafayette Coupole
Du lundi au samedi / From Monday to Saturday /
9.30 – 20.00 (jusqu’à 21h le jeudi / until 21.00 on Thursday)
Accès libre / Free admission
Contact presse / Media contact:
Philippe Boulet / Tel : +33 (0) 6 82 28 00 47 /[email protected]
Contacts Galeries Lafayette:
Elsa Janssen _ Laurène Blottière / Tel : +33 (0) 1 42 82 30 90 / 35 76
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The Figaro Group
This is a group that looks ahead, and breaks new ground both in print and digital areas.
Its flagship is, of course, Le Figaro, the first general French daily newspaper. With its 180 year exerience,
growing and moving with its time, it is closely linked to current affairs.
Every day, its editorial staff dedicates itself to various themes: significant events, trends and prospects of
an ever changing world.
FIAC is one major opportunitie that can’t be missed.
Because art anchors creation in our evolution, and because FIAC brings symbolic international
galleries together, Le Figaro – as it has in the past - is happy to bring its support to this major event in
contemporary art.
Le Groupe Figaro is the first press group online.
Since June 2008, Le figaro.fr is the first French news website.
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“City of Paris – Contemporary Art”
Jordi Colomer / Anarchitekton (Bucarest 1), 2003, chromogenic print back-mounted on aluminium,
75 x 60 cm, edition 1/3. © Jordi Colomer / Adagp, galerie Michel Rein, Paris.
For the fifth year running, the Fonds municipal d’art contemporain de la Ville de Paris (Fmac – Paris
municipal contemporary art collection) is presenting its 51 new acquisitions made in 2007 at the
City of Paris – Contemporary Art stand. It is the only public-sector collection exhibited at the Fiac
(international contemporary art fair). Through this initiative, Paris City Hall further strengthens
its support for creativity and artists.
The Fmac in 2007, 51 new works of art
Acquisitions exploring urban and political themes
In 2007, the Fmac added to its collection 51 works by 38 artists, acquired from 22 galleries and 9 artists. The
works are inspired by urban and political themes.
The annual acquisition commission brings together a panel of qualified members and members of the Paris
City Hall cultural affairs division in equal proportions. The panel reviews the proposals made by its members
and by artists.
The invited members of the 2007 selection panel were Paula Aisemberg, director of the Maison Rouge foundation,
Sylvie Boulanger, director of the Cneai – Centre national de l’estampe et de l’art imprimé (national centre for prints and printed art), Anne
Dressen, conservation manager at the ARC/Musée d’art moderne de la Ville de Paris (Paris municipal modern art museum) and Charlotte
Laubard, director of the CAPC musée d’Art contemporain de Bordeaux (Bordeaux contemporary art museum).
The Fmac, an original instrument of Paris City Hall’s cultural policy
The Fmac expresses the support that Paris City Hall gives to French and international artists living or exhibiting in Paris, to
the promotion of contemporary art and to awareness-raising initiatives involving all sectors of society.
As early as 1816, Paris City Hall launched an original initiative that involved commissioning and purchasing works of art from living
artists to encourage creativity and furnish the City Hall and arrondissement town hall buildings. This collection, known as Collections
municipales, was renamed Fonds municipal d’art contemporain (Fmac) in 1987.
The Fmac boasts 20,000 works including 3,000 contemporary pieces, intended to be exhibited in municipal buildings. Paris is the only
city in the world to own such a large collection and so broadly open to those who live, work or visit the capital.
Contemporary art at the heart of the city to make it more accessible to all
In all of Paris’ arrondissements, the collection is almost entirely exhibited in 450 public-service buildings and facilities (Paris City Hall, town
halls, schools, libraries, nurseries, academies, school canteens, hospitals, etc.). The Fmac has installed 4,410 works in Paris since 2001.
In 2007, the Fmac conducted a proactive artistic policy:
> At the Conservatoire à rayonnement régional de Paris (regional arts academy), 8th arrondissement: Adam Adach, Christophe Cuzin,
Jean-Louis Garnell, Véronique Joumard.
> At the town hall of the 2nd arrondissement: Raed Bawayah, Mircea Cantor, Olga Kisseleva, Bruno Serralongue, Lidwien van de Ven.
> At the town hall of the 13th arrondissement: Julien Audebert, Edouard Boyer, Hans-Peter Feldmann, Loris Gréaud, Chourouk Hriech,
Vincent Lamouroux.
> In the Charlotte Delbo and Marguerite Audoux libraries: Marcelline Delbecq, Angela Detanico and Rafael Lain, Malachi Farrell, Bill
Fontana, Daniel Lainé, Audrey Nervi and Jean-Michel Sanejouand.
This unique way of presenting the works enables enhanced interaction between them and people in their daily lives. You only have to borrow
books, go to school or to the academy, have lunch in the canteen or sort out an administrative formality to come across works of art.
Exhibitions to make best use of the collection
The Fmac loans works to many national- and international-scale exhibitions and itself organises exhibitions to highlight the collection.
In 2007-2008, it organised Intrusions au Petit Palais: le Fonds municipal d’art contemporain. Alongside the museum’s permanent
collections, 122,000 visitors viewed 50 works of contemporary art.
Press contacts:
“City of Paris – Contemporary Art”
International contemporary art fair (Fiac)
Stand E21 - Cour Carrée in the Louvre
Rue de Rivoli - 75001 Paris
From Thursday 23 to Sunday 26 October 2008, from 1pm to 9pm
www.fmac.paris.fr
Paris City Hall:
Emilie Banaszuk, tél : 01 42 76 49 61, [email protected]
Paris City Hall Cultural Affairs Division:
Cécile Becker, tél : 01 42 76 84 24, [email protected]
Florence Deluol, tél : 01 42 76 67 92, [email protected]
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Partner of the FIAC 2008, MINI this year is exhibiting the Robert Combas Clubman.
From October 23 to 26 the 35th International Contemporary Art Fair (Foire Internationale d’Art
Contemporain - the FIAC) will be held in Paris. This event, which MINI is supporting for the 2nd
consecutive year, is characterized by the extensive participation of international galleries and by the
presence of the ROBERT COMBAS MINI CLUBMAN.
The MINI, synonymous with innovation, boldness, difference and character, is itself part of the world of
art. What could be more appropriate than the MINI to accompany the FIAC, international center of the
cultural trends of the 21st century?
Avant-garde and non conformist, the MINI will be the official car of the FIAC 2008 with, this year, the
surprising Robert Combas Clubman … an amazing work created by the artist in a single evening, and
which will be presented at the FIAC as of 23rd October at the Grand Palais.
Robert Combas, the “Figuration Libre” artist
Born in Lyon on 25 May 1957, Robert Combas works with images of daily life into which he integrates
historical and mythological references. Creator of the movement that Ben baptized “LA FIGURATION
LIBRE”, bringing together Rémi Blanchard, François Boisrond, Robert Combas and Hervé Di Rosa, his
work is characterized by an extreme liberty. He focuses on society, violence, sexuality, people who suffer,
their moments of joy, their pettiness, their greatness ...
His sources of inspiration include rock music, of which the artist is a connoisseur, popular images, children’s
books, school textbooks, anything constituting a universally accessible popular culture.
.
Why make the Clubman into a work of art?
“The Clubman, with its character and unique design, is a symbol of contemporary art which, today,
expresses itself in a wide variety of universes”, answers Emmanuel Bret, Director of the MINI in France.
MINI, the brand precursor of trends, and Combas, the libertarian artist, are brought together through
this unique concept. The new MINI Clubman, infinitely customizable, is the very expression of freedom, of
absolute design. The only asymmetrical vehicle on the market, it can claim originality and exclusiveness.
A unique concept, a unique work.
For additional information, please contact the MINI press service:
Eric de Riedmatten
Direction de la Communication
Tel. : 01.30.43.94.34
[email protected]
[email protected]
www.MINI.fr www.combas.com
www.press.bmwgroup.com
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It is a real pleasure for Moleskine to meet once again the guests of Fiac creating a special edition of a
large memo pocket for each personal parcours privé. To Moleskine, Fiac represents an ideal occasion to
consolidate its bond with the world of contemporary art intensifying its dialogue with the numerous artists
who use Moleskine everyday in their creative works. The artists of Fiac are invited to join the non-profit
Detour project, an itinerant group show that features internationally recognized artists. Past Detour
exhibitions took place in London(2006), New York (2007), Paris (2008) and from October 30 to November
16, 2008 Detour will be in Berlin in few days.
Come and visit next Detour Event in Berlin at:
Werkbundarchiv - Museum der Dinge
Oranienstrasse 25 - Berlin-Kreuzberg
Opening: Wednesday, October 29 from 19:00 until 22:00
Press Preview Wednesday, October 29, 18:30
Exhibition dates:
October 30 - November 16, 2008
www.moleskine.com/detour
About Moleskine®
Culture, imagination, memory, travel, personal identity. Moleskine is a brand identifying a family of
notebooks, planners and guidebooks: versatile and essential companions both in everyday life and for
special occasions, becoming an integral part of the personality of each of us.
The Moleskine brand was born in 1997, reproducing the legendary notebook of great artists and thinkers
of the past two centuries, from Vincent Van Gogh to Pablo Picasso, from Ernest Hemingway to Bruce
Chatwin: a trusty, pocket-sized travel companion, the anonymous black notebook was the faithful keeper
of sketches, notes, stories and tips before they became famous pictures or pages of well-loved books.
Since January 1, 2007 Moleskine is also the name of the company which manufactures and distributes the
legendary notebook and its many descendants.
Today, Moleskine accompanies the creative efforts and the imaginary of our time: it is a symbol of modernday nomadism, closely connected with the digital world through a network of websites, blogs, online groups
and virtual archives.
www.moleskine.com
Detour
Detour is a travelling group show featuring the Moleskine notebooks designed by internationally recognized
artists, architects, film directors, graphic designers, illustrators, and writers. Detour is a Moleskine project
supporting the non-profit lettera27 foundation. Previous Detour exhibitions took place in Paris, New York
and London. Through the changing exhibition locations, Detour is always attracting new artists to the
project, especially creative artists that are particularly related to the cities where exhibitions take place.
The notebooks displayed during all Detour exhibitions are permanently shown on the Moleskine website.
A single post is dedicated to each author, with photo, video, and biography.Curator: Raffaella Guidobono.
Design: Zetalab, Milan
www.moleskine.com/detour
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Neuflize OBC reinforces its action in favour of the contemporary artistic creation by
reaffirming its partnership with the Fiac (International Contemporary Art Fair) in 2008.
As the sponsor of the spectacular Monumenta art event from the beginning, incarnated in 2008 by Richard
Serra at the Grand Palais, Neuflize OBC returns, for the second time this year, to the magnificent setting
of this glass and steel vault to celebrate this essential meeting of contemporary art.
The partnership with the Fiac consolidates its position of reference sponsor for the visual arts in France.
This initiative complements its sponsorship policy characterized by dynamism and innovation in the service
of the contemporary creation and of the valorisation of cultural heritage.
It is also for Neuflize OBC a mean to keep its eyes opened on the world, through the representation of
artistic diversity and creativity, and to question the values characterizing the private banker.
The Neuflize OBC sponsorship policy sets out to combine the culture of the past with that of the
future, to associate the visual arts and the cinema, and to coordinate its actions with those of
Neuflize Vie, its insurance company.
The bank’s sponsorship policy…
Neuflize OBC is often quoted as a reference in cultural sponsorship in France, notably for visual arts
and the cinema. Its field of intervention includes partnerships with prestigious institutions, both for
exhibitions and for major artistic events. Its choices get organized around supports in the creation as in
the development of the cultural heritage.
Choices reflecting the values of a leading bank…
The actions carried out by Neuflize OBC are at one and the same time proof of a rigorous, long-term
commitment to quality projects and an open-minded and innovative encouragement of promising creative
initiatives geared to the future. The priorities enshrined in the bank’s sponsorship policy also illustrate
the recent combination of two key identities dating back several hundred years and focusing on private
management services, with a special focus on families with roots in the French industrial sector and often
with a reputation as art lovers, or on professionals from the world of cinema and communication drawn
from all parts of the country.
A coherent sponsorship policy…
Neuflize OBC also shares its engagements with its insurance company, Neuflize Vie, which has opted to
focus on contemporary, photographic and videographic images through partnerships of various kinds, like
its durable contribution to Jeu de Paume and MEP museums.
Some examples of actions in 2008:
Nuit des Musées / Direction of French Museums/may 2008, Monumenta Richard Serra/ Ministry of
Culture and communication /may 2008; Cinéfondation / Cannes Film Festival 2008, ParisCinéma / july
2008; Prix du Dessin Contemporain Fondation Daniel et Florence Guerlain/ march 2009…
Contact Neuflize OBC:
Carole Tournay (Events and sponsorship Manager): 01 56 21 79 53
[email protected]
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POMMERY committed to Art since 1836
Maison Pommery has been a major player in the world of Art since 1836
Pommery has always been involved in the patronage of the arts. Thanks to Louise Pommery who invented
“Corporate Patronage” by donating “The Gleaners” by Millet to the Musée d’Orsay, with the bas-reliefs
by the sculptor Navlet hewn from the very chalk in the majestic cellars of the Pommery Domaine in Reims
or the commissioning of Emile Gallet to make one of the biggest casks in the world for the Universal
Exhibition in 1904.
Pommery is committed to contemporary creation and, more especially, to artists through the medium of
the Expériences Pommery, monumental exhibitions of contemporary art, which attract more than 100,000
visitors every year to the chalk pits at the Pommery Domaine in Reims.
Pommery is the partner of major museums like the Centre Georges Pompidou but also of major events in
the world of art today like the Fiac exhibition. Pommery had already forged serious and deep ties with Fiac
and we are happy to return to them, after a few years interruption, to ensure that Champagne, Creation,
Artists and Happiness can continue their never-ending journey.
The Expériences Pommery
2003, Expérience Pommery #0, Olivier Strebelle
2004, Expérience Pommery #1, Genesis Sculpture, organiser: Stéphanie Moisdon
2005, Expérience Pommery #2, L’Idiotie, organiser: Jean-Yves Jouannais
2006, Expérience Pommery #3, Supernova, organiser: Judicaël Lavrador
2007, Expérience Pommery #4, L’Emprise du lieu, organiser: Daniel Buren
2008, Expérience Pommery Pommery #5, L’art en Europe, organiser: Fabrice Bousteau
The fifth major exhibition of contemporary art presented at the Pommery Domaine, “L’art en Europe”
takes stock, in the enlarged EU, of the state of European creation, the trends, the thoughts, the actors. To
be as close as possible to the reality of this diverse artistic scene, the Pommery Domaine and the BeauxArts magazine invited the main contemporary art journals in Europe to each select two of the best young
artists in their country. About 50 artists and their works, representing the vitality of 27 national scenes,
will feature in the exhibition,
bearing witness to the effervescence and richness of creation made in Europe from 13 June to 31 December
2008.
Press contact:
Claudine Colin Communication
Mathilde Beaujard
Tel.: 01 42 72 60 01
[email protected]
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For the third consecutive year, the RMN is pleased to be part of the Paris International Fair
of Contemporary Art (FIAC).
As cultural operator, the RMN is at the heart of an international network. Its skills and the ability to act
and to adapt in the participation of a wide range of artistic projects makes the RMN a major cultural
player, an operational partner for institutions, local organisations and for the great collections both in
France and abroad.
Producing nearly thirty exhibitions every year, the RMN is the leading exhibition organiser in the world.
Through exhibitions, publications, distribution, promotion, development, acquisitions, etc. the RMN helps
to enrich and increase awareness of France’s national heritage for a wide audience. As a cultural producer,
especially for the Galeries Nationales du Grand Palais, the RMN oversees the organisation of events as
well as their promotion and the publication of their catalogues. As a publisher, the RMN also produces
books, guides, programmes and products distributed mainly through the network of bookshop-boutiques,
but also through a network of retailers and bookshops throughout France and abroad. The RMN is also a
photographic agency which protects and distributes an exceptional photographic heritage, both national
and international.
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10 years ago Sony was launching its first notebook…since then, VAIO has always been
synonym of design, originality and innovations.
To share those values, VAIO has chosen to celebrate its birthday with FIAC and guides visitors during this
exhibition with unique notebooks VAIO. We invite you to discover VAIO around artists for more design,
more creation and more entertainment…
In this event, VAIO is proud of supporting the artists M/M in their project of creation under the window of
Grand Palais. Their masterpiece will find echo with twenty VAIO scattered in the FIAC.
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telerama.fr
Télérama’s objective has always been to make all the arts that make up the world of art available to all
the people. And significant space is given to the plastic arts : two pages every week, covers created by
leading contemporary artists, regular special editions and a section dedicated to exhibition news in its
Paris supplement : Sortir.
Contact : Anne de Lagarde au 01 55 30 56 98
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Zumtobel in the World of Light
The Zumtobel Group, leading international supplier of integral, trend-setting lighting solutions for all
professional building-lighting application areas is a partner of the FIAC at the 2008 edition.
Lighting and Modern Art are linked indeed : art needs light to show itself and the light changes perceptions
in reducing or highlighting illuminated objects.
Zumtobel has its own sales organisations in 22 countries and commercial agencies in more than 50
other countries and is a global player in the lighting industry.
Zumtobel’s mission statement is as follows: “We want to use light to create worlds of experience, make
work easier and improve communications and safety while remaining fully aware of our responsibility
to the environment.” Accordingly, Zumtobel offers a comprehensive raft of product lines which include
high-quality luminaires, lighting management systems for an extremely wide range of application areas.
Zumtobel’s strategy is influenced by its determination to rapidly turn the very latest technologies into
market-ready systems, incorporate up-to-date scientific knowledge in well-engineered lighting concepts
and factor in the emotional effects of light.
For many years, Zumtobel’s engagement with light, architecture and art has not only been the company’s
profession, but also an exciting challenge which it has embraced enthusiastically. In cooperation with
artists such as James Turrell, Anish Kapoor, Keith Sonnier, Siegrun Appelt and Olafur Eliasson, Zumtobel
is always tackling challenges which take it close to the frontiers of what is feasible. This creative design
force enables the company to keep on creating worlds of experience – this applies to art and at the same
time describes the aspirations and visions of the international lighting group. Lighting experiences are
always a work of culture, a work of art.
International project partnerships with architects, lighting designers and artists provide abundant
impetus to fuel ongoing innovation. Joint development of project-related customised special solutions is
one important aspect of the firm’s very close relationships with its customers. Zumtobel benefits in turn
from the innovative energy of its partners and the way in which they deploy new technologies and design
elements. The visions of partners can also result in a company discovering completely new dimensions
of possible uses for its products, thereby gaining fresh added insight into its products. Yet another good
reason to strive for challenging and exciting cooperation with as many network partners as possible.
Zumtobel conducts research on the health-promoting effects of light and feeds its research results into
product optimisations in order to provide people with the best possible lighting quality. The energy
efficiency of lighting systems is also becoming ever more important. With its Humanergy Balance lighting
philosophy, Zumtobel has developed a concept which considers both aspects of an integral lighting solution:
lighting quality and energy efficiency.
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Media exhibitors and partners
Media exhibitors
AD
Art Absolument
Art Actuel
Art in America
Artinfo.com
Artforum International
Art Chronika
Art Press
Art Price
Art Review
Beaux Arts Magazine
Bidoun
Canvas
Connaissance des Arts
Flash Art
Journal des Arts/L’œil
Le Figaro
Palais de Tokyo
Télérama
Media partners
Côté Paris
Desillusionist
Editions Faton
Elle Décoration
Esse
ETC
Exporama
Financial times
Flash Art Books
France Culture
Giornale dell’arte
Hermitage Magazine
IDBazaar.com
International Herald Tribune
Kunst Bulletin
La Tribune
Le Figaro
Les Echos
LTB Media
Magazine
Parkett Editions
Particules
Standard
Stiletto
Télérama
The Art Newspaper
Transfuges
Zéro Deux
20/27
AD
Art 21
Art Absolument
Art Actuel
Art Chronika
Artclair Editions
Art Forum
Art in America
Artnet.com
Artnews
Artnowonline.com
Art of England
Artprice
Art Papers
Art Passions
Artports.com
Art Press
Art Review
Artravel
Arteinformado.com
Artports.com
Arts Magazine
Beaux Arts Magazine
Bidoun
Canvas
Cimaise
Connaissance des Arts
Media partners of the exhibition Expérience Pommery #5 “L’Art Contemporain en Europe”
A Prior
Balkon
CAC Interviu
Frame
Highlights
Kunst.ee
L+Arte
Lapiz
Maska
Metropolis M
Nico
Ojeblikket
Visual Seminar Newsletter
Paletten
Studija
Taide
Umelec
Vector Magazine
Undo
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USEFUL INFORMATION
ACCESS
Grand Palais
Avenue Winston Churchill, 75008 Paris
Metro: lines 1 and 13 Champs–Élysées Clemenceau
Bus: lines 72 | 42 | 73 | 83 | 93
Parking : Rond Point Champs–Élysées
Cour Carrée du Louvre
Rue de Rivoli, 75001 Paris
Metro : lines 1 and 7, Palais Royal – Musée du Louvre
Bus: lines 21 | 67 | 69 | 72 | 74 | 81 | 85
Parking: Saint–Germain l’Auxerrois
Shuttles
Free continuous shuttle buses go between the Grand Palais, the Cour Carrée and the Jardins
des Tuileries
OPENING HOURS
Open to the public
From Thursday 23 to Sunday 26 October 2008
Cour Carrée du Louvre, from 1pm to 9pm
Grand Palais, de 12am to 8pm
Jardins des Tuileries
Everyday from 7:30am to 7:30pm
By invitation
Avant premier Cour Carrée: 21 October from 4pm to 10pm
Professional afternoon: 22 October from 4pm to 10pm
Opening: 22 October from 5pm to 10pm
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PRICES
Order your pass from our on–line store www.fiac.com
Admission
Full price: 25 € – Half–price: 12,50 € (art shcool students, owners of “Louvre jeunes” and
“Louvre professionnels” cards).
Free pass
Good every day from 23 to 26 October
Full price: 55 € – Half–price: 35 €
Outdoor projects at Tuileries : free access during opening hours of Jardins des Tuileries
Conferences and performances : free admission in the limit of available seating
Catalogue: 35 €
Press price for the catalogue: 17,50 €.
HOTEL RESERVATION SERVICE
T. +33 (0) 826 962 962
[email protected]
www.fiac.com/hotel.html
AIR FRANCE TRANSPORTATION
Identifying Code: 04525AF
Good for transportation between 10/10/2008 and 05/11/2008.
Discounts available on a very large price range in all classes (First Class, Business Class, Tempo)
on all Air France’s international flights. To obtain preferential prices for this event, go to: www.
airfrance–globalmeetings.com
You must keep proof of your entrance to this event. You may be asked to show it anytime during
your trip. To find the nearest Air France agency, go to: www.airfrance.com
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QUESTIONS AND PRESS CONTACTS
INFORMATION
Reed Expositions France
52/54 quai de Dion–Bouton – CS 80001
92806 Puteaux cedex, France
T. +33 (0)1 47 56 64 21
F. +33 (0) 1 47 56 64 29
E. [email protected]
www.fiac.com
PRESS AGENCY
Claudine Colin Communication
Mathilde Beaujard
28 rue de Sévigné – 75004 Paris
T. +33 (0) 1 42 72 60 01
F. + 33 (0) 1 42 72 50 23
E. [email protected]
ACCREDITATIONS AND PRESS PACKS
To order your press accreditations, consult the archives of previous FIAC editions and
download the visuals, rendez–vous on www.fiac.com
(Access or the Press only – Password: FIAC08)
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