In 1974, Yvon Lambert held an exhibition of Dan Flavin’s work in his Paris gallery on the rue de  l’Échaudé, in collaboration with the artist. The show quite naturally led to a cycle of  exhibitions of new American and European avant-garde artists, placing Yvon Lambert at the forefront among those championing contemporary artists. From…

After Theo Mercier, Stéphanie Brossard, and Quentin Lefranc, Dana-Fiona Armour is taking over the spaces of the Rendez-vous, Sous-sol program, dedicated to artistic research and emerging practices.  

In the exhibition developed by the artist for the Collection Lambert, the figures and shapes create suspended narratives where the bodies – their shadows? – placed side by side, embraced or languid, invent storylines invading the rooms of the 18th-century mansion just like the ghosts of our past or future lives. 

An Afghan artist who came to France as a refugee in 2015, Kubra Khademi is a feminist who draws inspiration for her paintings and performances from the situation in her country. Her depictions of women do not arise from the desire to show their nudity, but from the natural urge to portray the freedom of bodies. Those women move through…