The Galerie Templon is taking on color! The irreplaceable Claude Viallat, essential figure of the avant-garde group Supports/Surfaces, covers the walls of this ultra-vitaminized exhibition with his obsessive works, never tiring repetitions of his famous multicolored bones. As a counterpoint to its captivating retrospective in Nîmes on its native land, the capital offers here a fine selection of around ten key works created between 1970 and 2020. In an intuitive and spontaneous dialogue, a true marriage of forms and colours. The variegated and floral fabrics play with Viallat's explosive palette, while the pistachio, fir, lemon and terracotta tones of his patterns offer a second youth to his industrial tarpaulins and his household linens transformed into improvised canvases.
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ANTONY ARTS HOUSE From October 27, 2026 to January 10, 2027
Frank Horvat brought fashion out of the studio in the 1950s, and fashion photography never recovered. The Maison des Arts in Antony is bringing together some forty prints from his work with the Frank Horvat Studio.
CAC BRÉTIGNY, ESPACE JACQUES-BREL From December 5, 2026 to February 3, 2027
Anaïs Fontanges and Matteo Louisy-Ravel, both born in 1998, collect skeletons, recumbent figures, and toy soldiers that have been echoed in art history and pop culture for centuries. The CAC Brétigny, whose space is currently under renovation, is hosting their exhibition off-site in Sainte-Geneviève-des-Bois.
TAYLOR FOUNDATION From November 26 to December 19, 2026
The Taylor Foundation takes no commission: the proceeds from sales go entirely to the artists. To close out the year, its studio-home in Nouvelle Athènes is exhibiting bronzes by Éric Vanel, charcoal drawings by Mathilde Du Mesnildot, and paintings by Jan K.
MAX HETZLER GALLERY From October 19 to December 16, 2026
Elmgreen & Dragset occupy both addresses of the Max Hetzler gallery, which face each other across the rue du Temple. The Scandinavian duo installs their deceptive sets there, and the title does the rest.
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