Alice Gauthier

Notre curation porte sur le travail de trois artistes : Caroline Corbasson - en focus - Elias Kurdy et Alice Gauthier. Chacun, dans leur pratique polymorphe s’intéresse et se questionne sur notre rapport au monde et livre une certaine fascination pour ce qui construit nos croyances. 

Mémoires en creux is an exhibition built around etching, prints and traces, as the many ways to reveal what remains.

For her first solo exhibition at the gallery, Alice Gauthier presents a new body of works, resulting from her experimentations around paper and its multiple uses.

Find us at the Carreau du Temple around the work of Alice Gauthier (artist in focus), Nicolas Dhervillers and Eva Medin.

Bringing together the work of four women artists we collaborate with, our after summer hanging will showcase two artworks per artist, and create a link between a large and small work for each for them. No specific curation, simply a play on scale and perspective and, above all, the pleasure to dive in their respective universe.

With Caroline Corbasson, Alice Gauthier, Mathilde Lestiboudois and Valérie Sonnier.

Group show curated by Thomas Fort

With Sylvie Auvray, Sosthène Baran, Damien Cadio, Marion Chaillou, Ali Cherri, Giulietta Cogotti, Jérémie Cosimi, Lélia Demoisy, Nicolas Dhervillers, Alice Gauthier, Jean Gfeller, Majd Abdel Hamid, Oscar Lefebvre, Amandine Maas, Annette Messager, Zélie Nguyen, Lucile Piketty, Mircea Suciu, Rosa Maria Unda Souki, Thomas Tronel-Gauthier and Wang Suo Yuan.

For our third participation in Drawing Now, we are delighted to present a focus on the work of Caroline Corbasson, nominated for the Drawing Now 2024 Prize. 

We will also be presenting works by Alice Gauthier and Marco Perego. 

At Paréidolie Fair, we'll be presenting the Indian ink work by Mircea Cantor. This body of work will echo the cultural richness of the city of Marseille with a series of "Masks" drawings - created in 2018 for the Musée de la Chasse - that resonate with their models, traditional zoomorphic masks from northern Romania. This presentation will be complemented by drawings evoking nature, a subject dear to the artist's heart.

We wish to promote the work of two young French artists. Mathilde Lestiboudois will present a set of previously unpublished drawings, with a surrealist atmosphere, constructed like dreamlike little theaters where time seems suspended. Also new, Alice Gauthier's drawings, a blend of gouache and watercolor, are inspired by the forms of living things, painting a poetic portrait of elements and souls.