Guillaume Guillon-Lethière exhibition at the Louvre museum
Louvre Museum From November 13, 2024 to February 17, 2025
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Who was Guillaume Guillon-Lethière? The Louvre has been preparing for months for the return to grace of this brilliant painter who fell into oblivion and whose works have not been presented in Paris since the 19th century. Son of a freed black slave and a white father from Martinique, Guillaume Guillon-Lethière found glory by drinking in Davidian neo-classicism and attracting the imperial favors of Joséphine. In addition to his heroic compositions inherited from ancient stories, the man who was the master of Louis Boulanger and Théodore Rousseau also distinguished himself in painting in his fight against slavery and for the freedom of peoples.
LOUVRE MUSEUM From November 13, 2024 to February 17, 2025
MARIAN GOODMAN GALLERY From October 19 to December 19, 2026
Bruce Nauman returns to drawing after nearly twenty years of hiatus, and Tacita Dean films him. From their sessions in New Mexico came Drawing Blind Drawing, a diptych film projected at Marian Goodman's home on a screen over seven meters wide.
Gerard Malanga was twenty years old when the poet Charles Henri Ford introduced him to Andy Warhol. More than twenty years after Bande à part, the Galerie du Jour agnès b. is re-hanging his photographs of New York from the 1960s and 1970s, with the Bel Œil collection.
REIFFERS INITIATIVES From October 23 to December 12, 2026
Thomas Houseago spent several weeks working under the glass roof of Reiffers Art Initiatives, then left everything as it was. Théo Mercier occupies the ground floor. This year, the foundation's mentorship program is offering two studios to visit instead of an exhibition.
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