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基本説明
À l'occasion du centenaire de la naissance de Simon Hantaï (1922-2008), la Fondation Louis Vuitton organise une importante exposition rétrospective de l'oeuvre de l'artiste (du 18 mai au 29 août 2022). D'origine hongroise, Hantaï s'installe à Paris en 1948, ville où il réalise l'ensemble de son oeuvre, d'une fécondité et d'une originalité exceptionnelles, qui le conduira à représenter la France à la 40ᵉ Biennale de Venise en 1982.
Full Description
On the centenary of Hantaï's birth (1922-2008), the Foundation Louis Vuitton organises a major retrospective exhibition of the artist's work. French of Hungarian origin, the artist received the first prize from the Maeght Foundation in 1967, then the national grand prize for plastic arts in 1980, as well as representing France at the 40th Venice Biennale in 1982. The exhibition will present around 120 works from the years 1957-2000, with mostly unpublished large formats exceptionally loaned by the artist's estate, as well as about 15 works which he donated to public institutions or from large private collections, in France or abroad. Hantaï was strongly influenced by Matisse and Pollock.
An in-situ intervention by Daniel Buren will be designed as a tribute to the artist. The catalogue by Anne Baldassari, curator of the exhibition, will include contributions from Zsuzsa Hantaï, Anna Hantaï, Anne Baldassari, Jean- Luc Nancy (†), and Georges Didi-Huberman.
Contents
Interviews
18 "He lived in his painting"
Interview with Zsuzsa Hantaï
by Anne Baldassari
31 "Paint what makes you paint"
Interview with Daniel Buren
by Anne Baldassari
Essays
43 We Paint Only For
Jean-Luc Nancy
46 Buried, Born, Risen
Georges Didi-Huberman
52 Simon Hantaï:
The World Is Infinite
Jean Louis Schefer
57 Didascalies
Preface to the essay
"Simon Hantaï," 1992
Anne Baldassari
61 "This fold will lose its frown"
Anne Baldassari
Chronology
90 A Story of a Life
Simon Hantaï, 1922-2008
Anne Baldassari
Album of works
140 "Folding as method"
154 "The big book of small
paintings"
164 "Sign paintings"
" Writings"
182 Mariales
192 Catamurons
204 Panses
220 Meuns
232 Études
244 Blancs
258 Tabulas
286 Sérigraphies and Laissées
300 "The last studio"
328 Hantaï - Buren - Parmentier
338 Tabulas lilas, Suaires
352 Solo exhibitions
356 Group exhibitions
362 Bibliography