Perrotin

On the occasion of Art Basel Miami Beach, Perrotin presents an exhibition at The M Building located in the Wynwood Art District in Miami. The presentation highlights the making of JR's newest mural The Chronicles of Miami—to be unveiled through two public outdoor installations in the city—alongside a selection of work by Daniel Arsham, Charles Hascoët, Leslie Hewitt, and Paola Pivi. Image caption: Installation view of Perrotin’s exhibition at The M Building in Miami, 2023. Photographer: Silvia Ros. ©JR. Courtesy of the artists and Perrotin.

Perrotin is pleased to present The Reconciliation of Opposites, an exhibition of new paintings and sculptures by Jean-Michel Othoniel, following his recent solo exhibition at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. Othoniel’s enchanting aesthetics revolve around the notion of emotional geometry. Through the repetition of modular elements such as glass bricks or his signature beads, he creates exquisite artworks that reflect the complexity of human nature. The Reconciliation of Opposites explores Othoniel’s longstanding interests in the potent symbolism of flowers, as well as materiality, focused specifically on the dual strength and fragility of glass. Across two floors of Perrotin New York, the artist presents works that range from intimate to monumental – lustrous flower paintings on white gold leaf decorate the third floor, while the second floor boasts pieces from his radiant glass brick series, Precious Stonewall and Wonder Block. The artist’s new paintings build upon his signature Rose series, expanding his oeuvre with works inspired by various plant species, such as Wisteria, depicted in a vivid color palette. While the artist’s paintings and Precious Stonewall sculptures are installed on the walls of the gallery, his Wonder Blocks are transformed into meditative freestanding columns, whose pigments illuminate the space with vibrant flame-like rays. Monumental yet delicate, baroque yet minimal, poetic yet political, his contemplative forms have the power to reconcile opposites.

Perrotin is pleased to present Rhapsody in Blue, the first exhibition of work by Gérard Schneider in the United States in over a half-century. Pioneer of Lyrical Abstraction, Schneider’s aesthetic is raw and vibrant, physical and unrestrained, reflecting his intention to translate pure emotion into painting. The works on view will span Schneider’s almost seven decades long career, focusing specifically on the artist’s relationship with the color blue.

Perrotin is pleased to present artworks by Yale University’s Painting and Printmaking MFA class of 2023, which will be supplemented by a series of programs envisioned and executed by the class.

Perrotin is pleased to present TOYMAKER: Big blu & The Weeping walls!!, an exhibition of new work by Trevon Latin on view at Perrotin New York. In the artist’s application of textures, such as sequined cloth and quilted fabrics, canvas, found objects, beads and barrettes, Latin’s work seeks to engender narrative and world-making through the media of painting, sculpture, installation, and performance.