Robert Jacobsen et Jean Clareboudt, Rencontre de deux générations
Robert Jacobsen presents 21 sculptures from the series Thèmes chinois (1984-1987). Jean Clareboudt displays three monumental works, brand-new pieces (in iron, stone, and glass), and his project for Torskind (Egtved, Denmark). A joint piece by Robert Jacobsen and Jean Clareboudt is also exhibited at the Fondation Cartier. Mock-ups, drawings, and photos shed light on the meeting of these two artists.
Robert Jacobsen et Jean Clareboudt, Rencontre de deux générations
Robert Jacobsen présente 21 sculptures de la série Thèmes chinois (1984-1987). Jean Clareboudt expose quant à lui trois œuvres monumentales, des pièces inédites (en fer, pierre et verre) et le projet pour Torskind (Egtved, Danemark). Une œuvre commune de Robert Jacobsen et Jean Clareboudt est également exposée sur le site de la Fondation Cartier. Des maquettes, des dessins et des photos permettent d’éclairer la rencontre entre ces deux artistes.
Ateliers en liberté: 17 artistes danois
While Danish art from the 50s and 60s, through the presence of Danish artists in Paris, was widely known, the same cannot be said of the current generation. As part of “Ateliers en liberté,” seventeen young artists have been selected in collaboration with Helle Behrndt: Peter Bonde & Claus Cartensen, Lars Dan, Erik A. Frandsen, Lone Hoyer-Hansen, Berit Jensen, Anita Jørgensen, Frans Kannik, Pontus Kjerramn, Michael Kvium, Christian Lemmerz, Kehnet Nielsen, Lars Nørgård, Lars Ravn, Nina Sten-Knudsen, Mikael Thejll, Elisabeth Toubro.
Alain Bizos, Portraits
The Fondation Cartier has asked photographer Alain Bizos to create a “report” on the exhibit: nineteen color portraits of the artists, mostly taken in Denmark.
