Booth L25
For this next edition of Art Basel, Perrotin is pleased to participate with solo presentations by artists Jean-Marie Appriou, Johan Creten, Emi Kuraya, Hans Hartung and Lee Bae alongside new NFT paintings by Takashi Murakami. On this occasion, we will also introduce our representation of the French painter Gérard Schneider's estate with paintings from the 70s.
Jean-Marie Appriou will present Communionem Elementaris, a new series of bronze, aluminum and glass sculptures. Inspired by painter Arnold Böcklin, these figures of sea creatures and fish highlight the symbiotic connection between earth, air and water. Starting June 25, the artist will unveil another new body of sculptures in the gardens of the Villa Medici in Rome.
We are also pleased to present a selection of drawings by Hans Hartung made between 1935 and 1938, a period that was both the hardest for Hartung, who had fled Nazi Germany, and imperative in the blossoming of his fame. These works on paper come from the Hartung-Bergman Foundation and constitute an exceptional ensemble of works that do not exist anywhere else on the market, including in institutions and private collections.
Other new works will include sculptures by Johan Creten from the emblematic and poetic Odore di Femmina series, alongside mural sculptures covered with gold luster and recent gilded bronzes from the complex, political and socially engaged work C'est dans ma nature (It's in my nature) from 2001.
We will also introduce brand new paintings by Emi Kuraya following her solo presentation at Perrotin Shanghai earlier this year.
In addition, we will present a selection of recent works by Daniel Arsham, Cristina BanBan, Sophie Calle, Gabriel de la Mora, Mathilde Denize, Elmgreen & Dragset, Lionel Estève, Chen Fei, Bernard Frize, Laurent Grasso, Zach Harris, Thilo Heinzmann, JR, Bharti Kher, Jean-Michel Othoniel, Paola Pivi, Park Seo-Bo, Tavares Strachan, Xavier Veilhan, Pieter Vermeersch and Xiyao Wang who has currently her first solo exhibition at Perrotin Marais.
Our booth will also feature a selection of works by Anna-Eva Bergman, Alain Jacquet, Georges Mathieu and Jesús Rafael Soto.