Camille Blatrix’s objects are bittersweet—they are impeccably fabricated but fraught with emotional entanglement. The surfaces are scrutinized, the edges are caressed, each detail is perfected, and yet the metaphors remain abstract and the origin stories never clear. Exhibition on show at the Wattis Institute in San Francisco, from Sepmteber 8th to November 19th, 2016.
SFMOMA Honors artist Christian Marclay - October 17, 2016
On Monday, October 17, 2016, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) will honor artist Christian Marclay with the SFMOMA Contemporary Vision Award.
French artist Lauren Marsolier presents "Dislocation"July 7, 2016 - September 3, 2016
The Robert Koch Gallery is pleased to present Dislocation, the second installment of the Transition series by French artist Lauren Marsolier.
Etant Donnés: French-American Fund for Contemporary ArtApplications Open Until September 5, 2016
Etant donnés aims to support significant and engaging artistic projects that speak to relevant questions in contemporary art across the world. It achieves this by fostering active collaboration and encouraging long-lasting partnerships between French visual artists, curators, or collectives and American curators and cultural institutions. Applications open until September 5th, 2016!
SNAC-expo France 2016Voting Open!
Each event is great opportunity for French artists to see their work promoted globally and be exposed to more that 4 million art lovers, art professionals.
Jean-Michel Othoniel - SF Artworks
Ongoing
Two large-scale sculptures from French artist Jean-Michel Othoniel were installed last week: La Rose des Vents at the Conservatory of Flowers in the Golden Gate Park, and Peony.
Pierre Bonnard: Arcadia
Feb. 6 – May 15, 2016
The exhibition celebrates Bonnard (French, 1867–1947) as one of the defining figures of modernism in the transitional period between Impressionism and abstraction. Several themes from Bonnard’s career will emerge, including the artist’s great decorative commissions where the natural world merges with the bright colors and light of the South of France.
Eiffel Tower: Action Art Installation December 2015
The French American Cultural Society supports this wonderful initiative, which intends to light up the Eiffel Tower to signal the start of the “Climate Revolution.” Participate now in the crowd funding campaign, open until December 5th, 2015!
Latifa MenjdoubDec. 10, 2015 – Jan. 4, 2016
Latifa Medjdoub presents Echoes of Nature, a sculpture exhibition. The Red Vine, a silent social art performance will be presented during the opening reception starting at 4pm and will feature Florentina Mocanu, Amy Munz, Tonyanna Borkovi and Nathalie Brilliant.