Exhibitions

Association of chromies, textures, opposition or analogies of shapes, each work resonates with the high-quality pieces of furniture from Philippe Hurel's 2021 collection, at 4 Rue du Bouloi, 75001 Paris, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Philippe Hurel, designer of exceptional furniture called on Amelie, Maison d'Art - embodied by Amélie du Chalard - to enhance his new collection of furniture. Among more than a hundred contemporary artists that she represents, Amélie du Chalard has chosen some of the works of painters, sculptors, visual artists and photographer.

The values ​​shared by the two Houses, the love of materials, the diversity of disciplines, the discovery of talents, the attachment to the gesture of the hand and to creation, ensure a common thread between Amélie, Maison d'art and Philippe Hurel.

Association of colors, textures, opposition or analogies of shapes, each work resonates with the high-quality pieces of furniture from Philippe Hurel's 2021 collection. With this unique installation, the visitor is immersed in different domestic and artistic worlds of invigorating modernity.

We are delighted to organize our first exhibition in Marseille as part of the Artorama fair.Created in collaboration with the architectural cabinet Archik, we address the theme of visionary architecture.

"Visionary architecture" or "paper architecture" - which exists only on paper - is the practice by which architects and artists explore utopian notions around housing.

How to represent imaginary spaces? Spaces that, before responding to needs, react to values or virtues?

The works selected in this exhibition try to answer them in one way or another:

Anouk Albertini and its evocative buildings;

Delphine Brabant and her grandiose arches without beginning or end;

Pilar Angeloglou and its open buildings impossible to "visit";

Frédéric Heurlier Cimolai and his papers folded like imaginary models...

At Archik House 50 Rue Esmond Rostand, 13006 Marseille