Philippe Cognée

Art Basel Paris has settled into its second year at the Grand Palais with the confidence of a show that knows where it stands.

Collectors here seem increasingly selective, gravitating toward institutionally grounded names and blue-chip fixtures, while showing less appetite for new figurative works propelled by purely commercial momentum.

Galerie Nathalie Obadia is presenting Gillet et Compagnie, a group exhibition featuring the oeuvres of Roger-Edgar Gillet alongside those of other major artists of the contemporary scene.

Sales were off to a bustling start at New York City’s largest art fair, even as questions remain about what changes the new ownership will bring.

To mark the reopening, the museum is hosting a temporary exhibition of work by the French contemporary artist Philippe Cognée, running until July 16.

With his new Insomniac Landscapes, Philippe Cognée once again demonstrates the power of his practice.

From 7 to 10 April 2022, Art Paris brings together 130 modern and contemporary galleries from 23 countries. 

An exceptional group of works with strong representation for female artists paints a picture of a passionate collector with an eye for ‘powerful images’

Featuring deformed sunflowers, amaryllis’ & more.

With an emphasis on the French scene, the fair walks a fine line between boosterism and parochialism

Kyung-Ae Hur is a South Korean artist, who has a solo exhibition with the Hungarian gallery Kálman Makláry Fine Arts.

Painter Philippe Cognée, one of the most important French artists of his generation, is exhibiting his work for the first time in Brussels, at Galerie Daniel Templon. The exhibition features a previously unseen series of urban landscapes under surveillance.