PHILIPPE PARRENO MARQUEES DANNY THE STREET, PALAIS

PHILIPPE PARRENO MARQUEES DANNY THE STREET, PALAIS

PHILIPPE PARRENO
MARQUEES
DANNY THE STREET, PALAIS DE TOKYO, PARIS, 2013
SOLARIS CHRONICLES, PARC DES ATELIERS, ARLES, 2014
PHILIPPE PARRENO
MARQUEES
PALAIS DE TOKYO, PARIS, 2013
For his large-scale solo exhibition at the Palais de Tokyo in 2013, Parreno created
a new marquee for the entrance. On one level of the exhibition space he combined
seventeen individual marquees to create Danny The Street. The name refers to an
omniscient street, a fictional character from a comic book. The individual works were
programmed so that the light passed from one marquee to another.
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PHILIPPE PARRENO
MARQUEES
PALAIS DE TOKYO, PARIS, 2013
Marquee, 2013
Installation view at Palais de Tokyo, Paris, 2013
Translucent acrylic glass, transparent polycarbonate, Pyrex glass,
sodium lamp, light bulbs
546 x 295 x 57 cm
Private collection
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Danny the Street, 2013
Installation view at Palais de Tokyo, Paris, 2013
with Marquee, 2013 (centre)
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Marquee, 2013
Installation view at Palais de Tokyo, Paris, 2013
Opaque Plexiglas with interior steel supportive structure,
lightbulbs, with quartz lamps inside
122 x 300 x 40 cm
(PP 206)
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Marquee, 2013
Installation view at Palais de Tokyo, Paris, 2013
(PP 206)
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Danny the Street, 2013
Installation view at Palais de Tokyo, Paris, 2013
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Danny the Street, 2013
Installation view at Palais de Tokyo, Paris, 2013
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Marquee, 2013
Installation view at Palais de Tokyo, Paris, 2013
Translucent acrylic glass, light bulbs, neon tubes
180 x 305 x 112 cm
Pinault Collection
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Danny the Street, 2013
Installation view at Palais de Tokyo, Paris, 2013
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PHILIPPE PARRENO
MARQUEES
SOLARIS CHRONICLES, PARC DES ATELIERS, ARLES, 2014
An installation of marquees is part of Solaris Chronicles, curated at the LUMA Fondation
by Parreno with Hans Ulrich Obrist and Liam Gillick at the Atelier de la Méchanique at
the Parc des Ateliers, Arles. The exhibition features models of Frank Gehry's seminal
projects, as selected by Gehry, Maya Hoffmann. These large-scale models were situated
within a changing mise-en-scène created by the artists, presenting an exhibition in
constant motion.
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Marquee, 2013
Installation view Solaris Chronicles, Parc des Ateliers,
Arles, 2014
Opaque Plexiglas with interior steel supportive structure,
decorative lightbulbs, with quartz lamps inside
122 x 300 x 40 cm
(PP 206)
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Installation view Solaris Chronicles, Parc des Ateliers,
Arles, 2014
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Marquee, 2011
Installation view Solaris Chronicles, Parc des
Ateliers, Arles, 2014
Transparent acrylic glass, neon tubes, light bulbs,
converters, controller, cables
165 x 90 x 20 cm
Collection of Catherine and Jean Madar, Paris
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Your Days, My Nights, 2010
Installation view Solaris Chronicles, Parc des
Ateliers, Arles, 2014
Translucent acrylic glass, incandescent light bulbs,
neon tubes
165 x 90 x 20 cm
La Gaia Collection, Busca
Marquee, 2013
Installation view Solaris Chronicles, Parc des
Ateliers, Arles, 2014
Translucent acrylic glass, fluorescent tubes
240 x 68 x 25 cm
Pinault Collection
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Marquee, 2008
Installation view Solaris Chronicles, Parc des
Ateliers, Arles, 2014
Acrylic glass, light bulbs, neon tubes
360 x 320 x 45 cm
Private Collection, Zurich
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Marquee, 2008
Installation view Solaris Chronicles, Parc des
Ateliers, Arles, 2014
Acrylic glass, steelframe, light bulbs, neon tubes,
flickering light effect
200 x 150 x 20 cm
Collection Ringier, Zürich
Marquee, 2008
Installation view Solaris Chronicles, Parc des Ateliers,
Arles, 2014
360 x 320 x 45 cm
Private Collection, Zurich
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