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Paris (8e)

Galerie Raphaël Durazzo
Supremely Surreal
Leonora Carrington
Leonor Fini, Dorothea Tanning,
Sarah Anstis, Ginny Casey,
Pipper Bangs, Somaya Critchlow
From 26 September to 23 November
Opening on 26 September
Curator: Alyce Mahon

Three major artists
of the movement (Leonora Carrington,
Leonor Fini, Dorothea Tanning)
enter into conversation with five
five contemporary artists whose
whose practices, through their technical
technical diversity and formal
surrealist heritage.

Paris (8e)

Galerie Françoise Livinec
24 rue Penthièvre, 75008 Paris
The André Breton Galaxy
Alexander Calder, Yves Elléouët,
Jacqueline Lamba
From 14 November 2024 to 13 January
2025

Galerie Françoise Livinec unveils
the work of three artists who have played
an important role in the history of
the history of Surrealism, either through
with Breton (Alexander Calder
[1898-1976], Yves Elléouët [1932-1975]),
or through their participation
international surrealism
(Jacqueline Lamba [1910-1993]), and
whose place within the movement
movement has yet to be (re)discovered.
O 30 rue de Penthièvre
Surrealism. First and always
Louise Barbu, Yves Elléouët,
Slavko Kopaˇ and Mayo
From 14 November 2024 to 13 January
2025
The Françoise Livinec gallery
presents the work of several
surrealist artists Louise Barbu
(1931-2021), Yves Elléouët
(1932-1975), Slavko Kopaˇ (1913-1995)
and Mayo (1905-1990). The gallery
wishes to highlight
these artists and thus restore their
their place in the history of surrealism
and more generally in the history
the history of art. The aim is to build bridges
and echoes of surrealism
to contemporary history.
Galerie Jacques Bailly
André Masson 1921-1974
André Masson
From September 4 to October 19
Opening on 25 September
Curator: Jacques Bailly

Continuing his
ongoing engagement with the work
with the work of André Masson
opening of the gallery in 1973,
Galerie Jacques Bailly presents
a retrospective of the artist's
from 1921 to 1974.

Paris (8e)

Tornabuoni Art
Metaphysics of dreams
Felice Casorati, Giorgio De Chirico,
Renato Paresce, Alberto
Savinio, Gino Severini,
Mario Tozzi
From 12 September to 9 October
Opening on 12 September

Metaphysical painting is
at Tornabuoni Art,
exhibiting ten works by Giorgio de Chirico
de Chirico (1888-1978), the Italian artist
admired by the Surrealists
surrealists, and on whom he had a great influence:
Until 1964, André Breton owned
The Child's Brain, a painting that was
for him ‘an exceptional power of shock.
power.’ The works of Giorgio
de Chirico enter into a dialogue with
with eight artists of his generation
who, like him, have made interiority and
the sources of their painting.
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