COUNTERMEASURES David Malek & Jérôme Hentsch
MILLENIALES: Peintures 2000 — 2020 curated by Vincent Pécoil
The Swimmer 2015 was shown in a large retrospective exhibition with works by Gerald Petit, Bertrand Lavier, Nicolas Chardon, Francis Baudevin and many others.
Photographe : Gaëlle Deleflie
BINARIES
Ribordy Thetaz Gallery, Geneva Switzerland
Photos © Julien Gremaud
RISE curated by Stéphane Ribordy and Laëtitia Thetaz
Ribordy Thetaz Gallery, Geneva Switzerland
This exhibition celebrated the inauguration of the gallery’s new space
The Dodecagon 162 x 130 cm – 2019
- Exhibition view. With paintings by Zak Kitnick (left), The Dodecagon (center), and Sebastian Black (right).
- Exhibition view. With paintings by Viktor Kopp (left), Zak Kitnick (center) and The Dodecagon (right).
Photos © Julien Gremaud
VARIA curated by Vincent Pécoil and Laurent Strouk
Galerie Laurent Strouk, Paris France
Large Overlapping Craters (after James Nasmyth). 205 x 158 cm / 80.7 x 62.2 in 2018
Photo © Marielle Huneau
- Exhibition view. With paintings by Brian Calvin (left), Overlapping Craters (center) and Gérald Petit (right).
- Exhibition view with Overlapping Craters (left), and paintings by Gérald Petit (center) and Vincent Szarek (right).
Photos © Jean-Louis Bellurget
B(L)ACK curated by Damien Navarro
Ribordy Contemporary, Geneva Switzerland
This exhibition functioned as a mash-up retrospective for the 10th anniversary of previous gallery projects
Eclipse 60 x 50 cm. 2016
Exhibition view.
Photos © Annik Wetter
Dark Star: David Malek & Blair Thurman
Ribordy Contemporary, Geneva.
For this collaboration, the aritsts were inspired by cult director John Carpenter’s first movie Dark Star 1974.
Yellow Eclipse
50 x 40 cm
Dark Star exhibition views
SPACE is the PLACE
Galerie Triple V, Paris France
Yellow Ziggurat 82.3 x 95 cm / 32.4 x 37.4
Exhibition view. With paintings by John Tremblay (left), Gérald Petit (center) and Yellow Ziggurat (right).
Photos © André Morin
PIÈCES-MEUBLÉS 1995 / 2016 organized by Bob Nickas
Galerie Patrick Seguin, Paris France
In this exhibition, artworks were presented in and around a 1954 demountable house by architect Jean Prouvé
The Swimmer 2 (Door)
204 x 75 cm / 80.3 x 29.5 in 2016
Exhibition view with The Swimmer 2 (left), a drawing by Nathaniel Axel (center) and a ceramic by Mai-Thu Perret (right).
Photos © Nicolas Bergerot
Exhibition view with Jean Prouvé demountable house.
Photos © Nicolas Bergerot
5 rue du Mail, Paris France inauguration of new gallery space
Galerie Triple V
The Chaotic Ziggurat (homage to Steven Parrino)
158.5 x 183 cm / 68.4 x 72 in 2016
- Exhibition view with a painting by Blair Thurman (left), The Chaotic Ziggurat (center), a painting by Hugo Pernet (right) and a sculpture by James Angus (right)
- Exhibition view
Photos © André Morin
SCIENCE FICTION 3 curated by Vincent Pécoil
Galerie Triple V, Paris France
The Dark Crystal 170 x 100 cm / 67 x 39.3 in 2012
Exhibition view. With works by Michael Scott (left), Emmanuelle Lainé (center) and Pierre Vadi (floor). Science Fiction #3 was a reiteration of an exhibition series initiated by Peter Halley in 1983 in which the walls were painted black to create a sci-fi ambience.
Photos © André Morin
MARTOS GALLERY, New York, New York
Exhibition views. Photos © Charles Benton
FIAC solo presentation Galerie Triple V, Paris France
Installation view.
Photo © André Morin
THE MOON CONSIDERED AS A PLANET, A SATELLITE AND A WORLD
Ribordy Contemporary, Geneva Switzerland, 2011
Tycho and its Surroundings
134 x 108 cm / 52.3 x 42.1 in 2011
Exhibition view. Photos © Annik Wetter
THE DIAGONAL of the VOID / La DIAGONALE du VIDE curated by Jill Gasparina and Caroline Soyez-Petithomme
La Salle de Bains Art Center, Lyon France
Installation views
The painting White Icosahedron was installed on a monumental mural photograph by Éric Tabuchi in order to create a sci-fi feeling.
Photos © Éric Tabuchi