Phillips is pleased to announce Niki de Saint Phalle x Vincent Darré: Last night I had a dream. The installation of 18 sculptures by Niki de Saint Phalle collectively titled Last night I had a dream will be showcased in a setting designed by Vincent Darré, a Paris-based artistic director and interior designer known for his maximalist and surrealist interiors. The selling exhibition will go on view at 46 Rue du Bac from 3 to 29 October.

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Niki de Saint Phalle x Vincent Darré: Last Night I had a Dream

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Born in Nanjing in 1946, Jiang Dahai is one of the major figures of abstraction in China. Successively trained at the Central Academy of Fine Arts of China in Beijing and in Paris at the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts, he spent twenty-two years in France before returning to China in 2008.
His pictorial practice is linked to both the landscape tradition of classical Chinese painting and that of Western abstraction. However, in a minimalist and monochrome inflection, he extends and profoundly renews the nature of the dialogue undertaken by the Chinese artists trained in Paris during the last century, such as Zao Wou-Ki and Chu Teh-Chun.

With Marcella Lista, Head of the new media department, and Philippe Bettinelli, assistant curator of the new media department

Encounter with Jiang Dahai at his studio

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Simultaneously to Paris+ by Art Basel, the Conseil économique social et environnemental is hosting the Brazilian artist Lucia Koch this year, for the first time in France. The monumental work is spread out over more than 1,200m2, i.e. almost all the spaces in the building. A true sensory experience, the in-situ project disrupts the perceptive habits of visitors to Auguste Perret's architecture, thanks to the gigantic coloured and translucent velums that she has been deploying in the architectural spaces since the end of the 2000s, and which are constantly animated by the slightest air currents and the passage of spectators..

En compagnie de l'artiste et de Matthieu Poirier, commissaire de l'exposition

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