agenda

At the beginning of 2023, the baudoin lebon gallery is presenting an exhibition on colour, with Intervalles by Elissa Marchal. The artist understands colour as both object and subject of her painting. Used as a raw material, the colour-material is poured, then sanded in order to accentuate its materiality and give it body. Through their juxtaposition, their differences in intensity or their reflection, the coloured planes obtained create new spaces and test our perception.

This body of work is an extension of Elissa Marchal's plastic research, which revolves around the coexistence of antagonistic elements. This dialectic between opacity and transparency, surface and depth, visible and invisible takes us beyond painting, towards the intangible, immateriality, offering a minimalist painting marked by spirituality.

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For the last exhibition of the year, the gallery is pleased to present Karen Farkas' second solo show À mon seul désir from Thursday December 1st, 2022 to Saturday January 14, 2023. On this occasion, we will present paintings, inks and The Inaccessibles, a plastic and chromatic exploration made in collaboration with the European Research and Training Centre for Glass Arts to celebrate the International Year of Glass.

🍷 opening on Wednesday 30 November from 6 to 9 pm
🗓 exhibition from 1 December to Saturday 14 January
📍 baudoin lebon, 21 rue chapon, 75003

For the last exhibition of the year, the gallery is pleased to present Karen Farkas' second solo show À mon seul désir from Thursday December 1st, 2022 to Saturday January 14, 2023. On this occasion, we will present paintings, inks and The Inaccessibles, a plastic and chromatic exploration made in collaboration with the European Research and Training Centre for Glass Arts to celebrate the International Year of Glass.

🍷 opening on Wednesday 30 November from 6 to 9 pm
🗓 exhibition from 1 December to Saturday 14 January
📍 baudoin lebon, 21 rue chapon, 75003

For this 25th edition of Paris Photo, baudoin lebon is pleased to present an exhibition focused on portraiture, which will explore two main aspects: the instantaneity of Lisette Model and the staging of Joel-Peter Witkin. Conceived as a performance in three acts, the works will be changed three times over the course of the fair, offering an ever-evolving exhibition for viewers. Highlighting the play between documentation and artifice in the art of portraiture, the selection will be complemented by shots of celebrities from the world of images captured by Gérard Rondeau, Robert Mapplethorpe, Man Ray and Sacha Goldberger, among others.

from 10 to 13 November

Stand F17

Main sector

Grand Palais Éphémère, Champ de Mars