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Carrément Noir et Blanc !
With his “black square on a white background”, Malevich has reached the zero degree of painting, since the painting refers to no reality other than his own. With the “White Square on a white background” — considered as the first monochrome in the history of art — he increasingly engaged in the mystical quest for a world without objects, or the world of non-representation.
In homage to Malevich, the Wagner Gallery offers a selection of black and/or white works by around twenty contemporary artists for whom pure form, pure color or immateriality are as minimal, radical, spatial as musical.
With art works of :
Ode Bertrand
Charles Bézie
Francesc Bordas
Geneviève Claisse
Ivan Contreras-Brunet
Sophie Coroller*
Laurent Delecroix
Adriana Dorta
Gerhard Frömel
Ueli Gantner*
Jean-Pierre Le Bars
Alain Longuet
Olga Luna
Guy de Lussigny*
Jaildo Marinho
Julio Pacheco Rivas
Jesús Rafael Soto*
Hilde Van Impe
Roger Vilder
Géraldine Wilcke
* these 4 artists will be presented at the Moderne Art Fair which will be held on the Champs Elysées from October 17 to 20, in parallel with Paris + by Art Basel. Invitations on request by email (contact@galeriewagner.com), while stocks last.