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The Fondation CAB Saint-Paul de Vence is hosting an exhibition devoted to the historic artists of the Supports/Surfaces movement and other artists from the contemporary scene, curated by Hugo Vitrani (curator of the Palais de Tokyo).

Templon Brussels is ending the season with an exhibition by one of the leading figures of the French Supports/Surfaces movement: Daniel Dezeuze.

Looking back on the 110-year history of聽Art in America, the editors have chosen some gems we鈥檝e published, like this piece from our March 2003 issue.

鈥淲ill the painting survive the extraordinary multiplication of screens? How can it resist the dispersed practices of contemporary art?鈥� - Daniel Dezeuze.

The CAPC mus茅e d鈥檃rt contemporain de Bordeaux, a place dedicated to research and experimentation, in its long and fruitful exhibition activity, has put together a collection of over a thousand works by almost two hundred artists, with testimonies of Minimal Art, Conceptual,...

At the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit, the French collective鈥檚 attack on the autonomy of art feels as prescient as it did 50 years ago

If you鈥檙e in Paris for Fashion Week, be sure to make time to visit these top museum and gallery exhibitions throughout the city.

What does the future hold for paintings in the prolific world of screens and images?

During the 1960s, the world was rocked by massive political upheaval.

On May 6, Fran莽ois Ceysson and Lo茂c B茅n茅ti猫re will open their fifth location and first gallery space in New York, at 956 Madison Avenue.

Our gallery too is able to be nomadic. Once again, we are seizing an opportunity offered by collectors who follow our developments.

From 7 to 11 October 2015, the 6th edition of the drawing fair Drawing Room Contemporary will take place in Montpellier, France.

10 Opening Exhibitions to Watch

Like many great art narratives, the tale of Supports/Surfaces has an air of improbability about it. After the euphoria of May 1968 implanted the

From 6 September to 25 October 2014, Galerie Daniel Templon is to host the exhibition 鈥淏attements, chemins鈥�, dedicated to Daniel Dezeuze.