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Jean-Michel Othoniel’s 'Reconciliation of Opposites'

For his exhibition at Perrotin gallery in New York, The Reconciliation of Opposites, Jean-Michel Othoniel uses painting and sculpture to explore contradictions that reside within himself and his work. Drawing inspiration from natural forms, Othoniel grapples with the juxtapositions between minimalism and sensuality, and contemplates various aspects of his own identity through an immersive creative process. We interviewed the artist for L’Officiel St Barth, where the magnificent glass sculpture that he created, The Constellation of Pegasus, stands at the entrance to the Cheval Blanc hotel.

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Charles Derenne’s “This Is Where I’m Going” on at La Cité during Paris+ par Art Basel week

Amid the head-spinning over-abundance of happenings during Paris+ par Art Basel week, there is one must-see event that you should not miss before the week comes to a close: Multidisciplinary artist Charles Derenne’s “This Is Where I’m Going” solo exhibit at La Cité which kicked off Tuesday the 17th October.

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Daniel Arsham 20 Years Anniversary Exhibition

In Daniel Arsham's forthcoming dual solo exhibitions spanning New York and Paris, the artist will be commemorating his 20th anniversary of collaboration with Emmanuel Perrotin. Arsham will return to his oeuvre to examine and reflect on his long-standing appreciation for the complexities of materiality and space.

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In Bloom and Obsessed with Water

L’Officiel St Barth Interview with Gilles Bensimon on the occasion of his exhibition at Space Gallery St Barth.

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Big Blu and Emerging Realms: The Artistic Brilliance of Trevon Latin

Trevon Latin's artistic brilliance comes to life through the skillful use of various textures, including sequined cloth, quilted fabrics, found objects, beads, and barrettes. Through the mediums of painting, sculpture, installation, and performance, Latin imbues each portal with figures that appear to be growing out of the frame, simultaneously emerging and constrained, in a state of birth and becoming alive from the other side of reality

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Carried by Wonder, a bride's story

In her first solo exhibition at Perrotin, titled Carried by Wonder, Sophia Narrett is debuting a series of embroidered narratives that explore modern relationships, or the idea of romantic love