COLLAGES
Self-portrait Jacques Prévert, August 1951
Yves Saint Laurent At Home
Signing in the presence of photographer Marianne Haas and decorator Jacques Grange
Terracotta
In 2008, Ivan Terestchenko left Paris to settle in the Landes region, first in the countryside, then by the sea in Guéthary. It was here that he discovered the world of surfers, which had a revelatory effect on him. Fascinated by this hedonistic sacralization of beauty and youth, he took up surfing and was adopted…
Rosemarie
Claudio Locatelli moved to France at the age of twenty to study drawing and sculpture, and was accepted at the École Nationale Supérieure de Beaux-arts de Paris in 1994. Initially, he worked from live models with Jean Francois Duffau, the sculptor César’s assistant, in the Perrin Duffau studio. He then joined the studios of Bruno…
Reborn Project – Ginori 1735
Ginori 1735 presents “Reborn Project designers” and leading artists reinterpret Ginori’s stock of blank pieces, creating new dinner services, furniture and objects for the Ginori Art Collection. Curator: Frédéric Chambre
Let’s take a walk
From September 22 to October 22, 2022, Galerie du Passage – Pierre Passebon hoststhe exhibition Promenons nous by Marie Hugo. In the Galerie du Passage, the artist offers a stroll through nature over the course of the seasons, with some thirty canvases and adozen large totem poles. Withworks created especially for this exhibition, Marie Hugo…
Uncle Marcel: A family affair
From December 9, 2022 to January 7, 2023, Galerie du Passage – Pierre Passebon will be hostingthe Proust by WIAZ exhibition. Uncle Marcel: A family affair
Obsession Masculin – Signature
OBSESSION MASCULINThe Pierre Passebon CollectionInterview with Florent BarbarossaÉditions Flammarion Galerie du Passage invites youto a signing by the authors Thursday, April 14, 2022from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Dietrich Obsession
With its two thousand pieces, Pierre Passebon holds one of the largest photographic collections dedicated to Marlène Dietrich.Édouard Taufenbach and Bastien Pourtout have created new images based on Marlène’s photographs, using them as visual quotations. Edouard Taufenbach and Bastien PourtoutBased on the photography collection of Pierre Passebon