Look&Enteprise
LOOK&LISTEN propose a marriage of the Artistic and the Business environment.
hand tailored programs to fit the needs of each partner, the LOOK&LISTEN Archive of knowledge, information and experience is here to create a win win situation for all sides.
+ refreshing employers work experience,
+ building your public image
+ serving for tax purposes
through workshops, site specific installations, wall works, FMR or permanent exhibition ,action in the community or simply building the company collection.
LOOK&LISTEN is here to listen to your artistic needs.
Exhibion
LOOK&LISTEN exhibition space hosts curatorial projects, highlighting the link between the local and international artists communities.
The gallery space is open every Saturday from 10:00-20:00 or by appointment
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for more details : lookalisten@gmail.com
Publication
RED BLUE
Forrest Bess
Alain Biltereyst
Piet Mondrian
Chris Martin
Jasper Johns
Aluísio Carvão
Paul Pagk @ galerie erik dupont paris 2016 photo by Christiane Ainsley
donald judd wood prints
lost paradise - google image
Richard van der Aa / Paris
few marseille artists
'Episodes with Wayne Thiebaud' by Eve Aschheim and Chris Daubert
In 'Episodes with Wayne Thiebaud', Eve Aschheim and Chris Daubert interview Wayne Thiebaud in four extensive conversations in his studio. Thiebaud, known for his iconic paintings of cakes, pies, and counter displays, is one of the last living painters of the Pop era. Staunchly maintaining his independence from that group and others, he went on to develop vertiginous cityscapes, deeply abstracted rural landscapes, and most recently, monolithic mountains. In these extended conversations, conducted between 2009 and 2011, Thiebaud reveals himself to be extremely well read, articulate, humorous, self-deprecating, and opinionated. Covering a wide range of topics, he discusses his early years in New York, where he became friends with Willem and Elaine de Kooning and hung out at the Cedar Tavern; his return to California; the many influences on his work (Krazy Kat, Persian miniatures, de Kooning, Diebenkorn, Hopper, Balthus, de Chirico); his working methods and thoughts on painting; and his advice to young artists.
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