GALERIE FRANK ELBAZ

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frank elbaz gallery opened in 2002 in the district of Le Marais, Paris. The gallery celebrates French artists by presenting the work of Davide Balula, Bernard Piffaretti, and others. Simultaneously, it offers insight into the American scene, exhibiting artists such as Sheila Hicks, Ari Marcopoulos, Kaz Oshiro and Mungo Thomson. The European scene is also explored with artists Ketuta Alexi-Meskhishvili, Mikael Lo Presti, Chloé Delarue and Yoan Mudry. Over the years, the gallery has focused on rediscovering historical artists including Wallace Berman, as well as artists from the Zagreb conceptual scene, such as the Gorgona Group (Julije Knifer, Mangelos), Tomislav Gotovac, and Mladen Stilinovic. The Japanese scene is represented by artists such as Kenjiro Okazaki and Machiko Ogawa. The gallery regularly invites curators and artists to propose exhibitions projects. It participates in many international art fairs such as Frieze (New York), Art Basel (Basel, Paris, Hong Kong).

The frank elbaz gallery opened its doors in 2002 in Paris in the Marais. The gallery supports French creation by defending the work of Davide Balula and Bernard Piffaretti, while offering an opening on the American scene with artists such as Sheila Hicks, Ari Marcopoulos, Kaz Oshiro or Mungo Thomson but also European with Ketuta Alexi-Meskhishvili, Mikael Lo Presti, Chloé Delarue and Yoan Mudry. The gallery also presents the work of historical artists such as Wallace Berman as well as artists from the Zagreb conceptual scene, such as the Gorgona group (Julije Knifer, Mangelos), Tomislav Gotovac and Mladen Stilinovic. The Japanese scene is represented by artists such as Kenjiro Okazaki and Machiko Ogawa. Artists and curators are also regularly invited to propose exhibition projects. The gallery is present at numerous international fairs: Frieze (New York), Art Basel (Basel, Paris, Hong Kong).

frank elbaz gallery is re-evaluating its current practices in order to be more sustainable. Our first Climate Impact Report was made for the exhibition Some farmed, others mined by Davide Balula. You can read it here .

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