Six years after the creation of idées d'artistes gallery, the gallery Polad-Hardouin inaugurated, on October 13th, 2007, a new space by an exhibition gathering thirty artists among whom Zoran Music, Paul Rebeyrolle, Max Neumann, Vladimir Velickovic, Hans Bellmer...
The gallery, 215 square meters, with window, has three halls of exhibition on the same level and a cabinet of drawings in the basement. In this place, the gallery will pursue the work introduced with artists as Stani Nitkowski, Jean Rustin, Lydie Arickx, Michel Nedjar and of young emergent painters as Sabhan Adam, Christine Sefolosha, whose talent begins to find an international recognition.
Faithful to its editorial line which led it to defend the contemporary figuration, the gallery Polad-Hardouin asserts its identity through strong, stemming pictorial choices coming historically of artists of the New Figuration (on 1960s), as Maryan, Marcel Pouget, Michel Macréau... IThe gallery will propose exhibitions of young artists and will also try to promote creators of international stature still unknown in France.
The gallery organizes regularly conferences animated by specialists. The gallery also participates in fairs and trade shows, as the contemporary drawing Show, from April 10 to 14.
Program
Le programme 2009 de la galerie: Humberto Poblete-Bustamante, Try to forget me Du 5 novembre au 2 janvier 2010 - Espace 1 Nicolai Huch Du 5 novembre au 15 janvier 2010 - Espace 2
Guy Oberson, portraits et paysages
Du 5 mai au 6 juin - Espace 1
Le festin de la bête
Du 5 mai au 6 juin - Espace 2
Exposition collective
Petrus de Man
Du 11 juin au 18 juillet - Espace 1
Histoires d’elles
Du 11 juin au 18 juillet - Espace 2
Exposition collective
Holy Destruction
Du 10 septembre au 31 octobre
Exposition collective
Contact us
Open from Tuesday to Saturday
From 11.00 am to 7.00 pm and by appointment
86 rue Quincampoix
75003 Paris
Tel: 33 (0)1 42 71 05 29
contact@polad-hardouin.com
Metro : Châtelet, Les Halles, Rambuteau, Etienne Marcel
Parkings : Centre Georges Pompidou or 33 boulevard Sébastopol
