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The Espace Monte-Cristo presents its new exhibition of over 50 ceramics by French and international artists on the theme of the earth, featuring a selection of works from the Villa Datris Foundation Collection. The exhibition invites us to set off on a voyage of discovery through matter, immersed in a primitive forest home to a variety of animal and plant species, to encounter creatures inspired by nature, mythology and fairy tales. From the bowels of the earth as an archaeological witness to our civilization, to the intimacy of the workshop where accident and control, chance and luck reign, the ceramics reveal their strengths and weaknesses.

Toucher terre, l'art de la sculpture céramique

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When he arrived in Paris in 1906, Modigliani, a Jewish artist of Italian origin, was a painter. It was this practice of painting that lay at the heart of the relationship between artist and dealer.  Through a selection of emblematic works, the exhibition will evoke the different characteristics of this corpus, exploring the links between the painter and his dealer in the Parisian artistic and literary context of the 1910s, as well as Paul Guillaume's role in the dissemination of Modigliani's work on the art market in both France and the United States in the 1920s.

Amedeo Modigliani, un peintre et son marchand