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by Jade Pillaudin
See Quotidien de l’art
October 2024

Galerie Vazieux

“I wanted to create a warm and colorful place, far from the white cube style, which allows collectors to project themselves into their interior,” says Sabine Vazieux. “This space is mainly dedicated to painting and ceramics. I want different arts to meet and dialogue.”

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by Vanessa Schmitz-Grucker

See Gazette Drouot

October 2024

Galerie Vazieux

Sabine Vazieux returns to the Drouot district, which she left in 2018 for Rue du Louvre. While she keeps this branch in the 1st arrondissement, she reopens a space where she founded Galerie Vazieux in 1999, at 16, Rue de Provence. The space on Rue du Louvre will be dedicated to large formats, while the space on Rue de Provence will be dedicated to the dialogue of mediums.

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by Korea Art News

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September 2024

Kiaf Seoul 2024

For the third year running, Galerie Vazieux returns to Kiaf SEOUL with a group exhibition bringing together historic and emerging Korean and international artists: Lee Ungno (1904, South Korea-1989, France), Park In-kyung (b. 1926, South Korea), Young-sé Lee (b. 1956, South Korea), Sarah Jérôme (b. 1979, France), Youjin Yi (b. 1980, South Korea) and Aya Kawato (b. 1988, Japan). This edition will also commemorate the 120th anniversary of Lee Ungno’s birth.

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by Cicely Hu

See Marie-Claire Taiwan

May 2024

Youjin Yi

This is the first time that Youjin Yi’s work has been exhibited in Taiwan. Galerie Vazieux is presenting ‘Lap Fox’, ‘Dreaming’, ‘Behind Every Sparrow’, ‘Bat’ and ‘Walking in the Wind’, each of which is a fusion of imagination and reality.

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by Artouch

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May 2024

Taipei Dangdai 2024

Galerie Vazieux takes part in Taipei Dangdai for the third year running. After years of specialising in modern Asian art, Galerie Vazieux has recently broadened its vision to include contemporary art from Europe and Asia, as reflected in its booth this year at Taipei Dangdai.

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by Eurêka

See Eurêka

May 2024

Sarah Jérôme

In this former coffee roasting factory transformed into an exhibition space by internationally renowned artist Gao Bo, Sarah Jérôme invites you on a journey to discover her world, her colourful indoor and outdoor gardens. Between contemplation and observation, come and discover her art.

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by Karine Lebrun

See Paris-Normandie

April 2024

Sarah Jérôme

In 2024, Normandy celebrates 150 years of Impressionism. (…) An artist with a protean universe will be in Vernon during the Festival Normandie Impressionniste. Sarah Jérôme is equally at home in painting, sculpture, ceramics and ephemeral installations, which she brings to life in performance. 

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by Mélissa Prou

See Le Démocrate Vernonnais

March 2024

Sarah Jérôme

It took artist Sarah Jérôme a month in residence to give birth to her new exhibition: “Loin du bruit” (“Away from the noise”). She is the first resident and first artist to exhibit at the Pavillon des Jouets, in Vernon (Eure), since its inauguration by his owner Gao Bo last November. The “Loin du Bruit” exhibition is organized jointly by Galerie Vazieux (Paris) and the Pavillon des Jouets, as part of the official program of the Festival Normandie Impressionniste 2024.

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by Jean-Sébastien Létang

See Vernon Direct

March 2024

Sarah Jérôme

“I’m committed to a dialogue with space and nature. The body-landscape concept is at the heart of my work, and I play with the light that burns the bodies, sometimes sending them to the frontiers of abstraction. Before painting, I spent a lot of time walking around and taking photos, as I like to explore the notion of “cliché” in all its multiple meanings.”

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by Sophie Flouquet

See Beaux-Arts Magazine

March 2024

Sarah Jérôme

As the 150th anniversary of the Impressionist movement is being celebrated across France, notably at the Musée d’Orsay and in Normandy, let’s zoom in on its contemporaneity. (…) Young artists to discover include Sarah Jérôme, whose oil paintings on tracing paper explore the idea of the body-landscape.

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by Josiah Ng

See South China Morning Post

March 2024

Art Basel Hong Kong 2024

New galleries, too – not just regionally but globally – are looking to celebrate historic Asian art alongside contemporary works. (…) As mentioned by Siyang-Le, there are now Western galleries specialising in Asian art that are bringing those works back to show in the region (…) Paris’ Galerie Vazieux is bringing Fong Chung-Ray for a solo show.

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by Kate Mothes

See This is Colossal

February 2024

Moonassi

Pensive faces, ambiguous light sources, and mysterious spaces characterize the atmospheric drawings of Moonassi, whose solo exhibition Murmures at Vazieux Gallery delves into the surreal world of memory and emotions.

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by Juxtapoz

See Juxtapoz Magazine

February 2024

Moonassi

From his training in traditional Asian painting, Korean artist Moonassi retains the use of materials—paper, ink, and water—as well as the spiritual essence—representing feelings rather than resemblance. In a graphic, refined aesthetic, he deploys large black shapes from which emerge enigmatic characters evolving in silent landscapes.

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by Seoha Park

See ACA project

February 2024

Moonassi

Moonassi’s work aims to create a representation of sensations rather than a resemblance. His enigmatic works touching on the unreal are like silent landscapes where the human spirit and emotions emerge. They are invitations to project your own interior and find your own interpretations.

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by Kiaf Seoul

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February 2024

Moonassi

From February 1st to 24th, 2024, Galerie Vazieux hosts the first solo exhibition in France by Korean artist Moonassi. Entitled “Murmures”, it features eighteen previously unseen works in black ink and acrylic on traditional Korean paper (hanji).

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by Shin Min-Hee

see: Korea JoongAng Daily

December 2023

Lee Ungno

The museum is holding an exhibition commemorating the 120th anniversary of Lee’s birth, curated jointly with the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art. The title, “Winds from the East, Winds from the West,” alludes to how Lee’s time in both Korea and Paris influenced his artworks, including the example of the “Crowd” series.

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by Oh Jeong-hun

see: Yonhap News Agency

November 2023

Lee Ungno

The Lee Ungno Museum in Daejeon (KR) presents a special exhibition to mark the 120th anniversary of the birth of the historic Korean artist Lee Ungno.

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by Youngkyo Oh

see: Kofranews

November 2023

Lee Ungno

The year 2024 marks the 120th anniversary of Lee Ungno’s birth. The Lee Ungno Museum in Daejeon (KR) organises a commemorative exhibition to celebrate the art and life of the historic Korean artist.

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by ACA project

see: ACA project

October 2023

Peng Yong & Yang Yi

Vazieux Art Gallery, in collaboration with Yishu 8, presents “Wall Reflections”, a duo show featuring works by Chinese artists Peng Yong and Yang Yi.

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by MutualArt

see: MutualArt

October 2023

Peng Yong & Yang Yi

Reflecting and making us think: through the eyes of the young artists Peng Yong & Yang Yi, the ‘Wall Reflections’ exhibition allows us to discover two ways of painting the world, and offers moments conducive to contemplation.

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by CAFA ART INFO

see: CAFA ART INFO

September 2023

Peng Yong & Yang Yi

Vazieux Art Gallery and the Maison des arts de Pékin-Yishu 8, are collaborating together for the first time to present the work of two young artists who graduated from Beijing’s Central Academy of Fine Arts and won prizes at Yishu 8: Peng Yong (engraver and painter) and Yang Yi (painter).

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by Koeun Lee

see: LeeAtel Magazine

September 2023

Kiaf SEOUL 2023

Vazieux Art Gallery participated for the second time at Kiaf SEOUL with a group show dedicated to young and established Korean and European artists.

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by Rémy Jarry

see: Le Journal des Arts

September 2023

Kiaf SEOUL 2023

Galerie Vazieux took part in Kiaf SEOUL 2023 from 4 to 8 September, presenting a group show devoted to established and emerging Korean and European artists: Lee Ung-no, Young-se Lee, Ahryun Lee, Cheonae Kim, Fadia Haddad and Constanze Deutsch.

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by Francesca Caruana

see: Artshebdomedias

September 2023

Sarah Jérôme

The ACMCM art centre in Perpignan is presenting a new exhibition by Sarah Jérôme until 23 September. The artist is taking over the space with a series of very large-format works created for the occasion, and the diversity of the works on show is such as to suggest a wide range of reflections.

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by Art in Culture

see: Art in Culture

August 2023

Lee Ung-no

Lee Ung-no was one of the most prominent Asian painters of the 20th century. Having begun his career in Korea and Japan, he abandoned traditional art and shifted to abstraction, thus playing a pioneering role in the foundation of contemporary Korean art.

In 2007, a museum entirely devoted to his works was inaugurated in Daejeon (KR). 

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by Sylvie Chambon

see: L’INDÉPENDANT

July 2023

Sarah Jérôme

The contemporary art centre “à cent mètres du centre du monde” in Perpignan is hosting Sarah Jérôme’s polymorphous work for the first time, from 1 July to 23 September 2023, in an exhibition entitled “Refaire Corps”.

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by Léon Mychkine

see: ARTICLE

July 2023

Youjin Yi

Interview with artist Youjin Yi.

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by Léon Mychkine

see : ARTICLE

July 2023

Youjin Yi

I was introduced to Youjin Yi’s work at “Drawing Now Art Fair, le salon du dessin contemporain” at the Wooson Gallery stand (Daegu, South Korea). I spoke to the artist and expressed my interest. A few days later, looking again at his works on the Internet, I opened my mind and waited for a clue…

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by : Amandine Vabre-Chau
see : ACA project
June 2023

Young-se Lee

On the occasion of the Printemps Asiatique (Asia Week Paris), ACA project presents a selection of contemporary artists whose work concentrate on a specific material: paper, painting, ceramics, photography, textile and wood. Young-se Lee (b.1956, South Korea) is an artist based near Paris. Drawing on his heritage, both thematically and technically, he approaches nature through plants, water, rock, earth or bark. These are revealed in his work by using Hanji paper, a mulberry paper, through a textured and creative play.

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by : Art in Culture Korea
see : <a href="http://Art in Culture Korea
June 2023

Art Market Report

This report brings live coverage of Art Basel Hong Kong, Art SG, Art Fair Tokyo, Taipei Dangdai, and Art Busan.

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by : Henri Yadan
see : allures Paris
May 2023

Kun Kang

Masks, self-portraits, disturbing figures and hybrid creatures are all visual embodiments of his work. The artist weaves his masks on a skeleton of needles to form faces with a network of crossed threads. He models his portraits after splitting them and assembling them with foreign parts. He mixes soft materials such as wool and feathers. But also transparent resins to harden them, before superimposing them to create increasingly solid volumes.

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by Rémy Jarry

see: Le Journal des Arts

May 2023

Taipei Dangdai 2023

Galerie Vazieux participates in the fourth edition of Taiwan’s contemporary art fair “Taipei Dangdai” from 12 to 14 May 2023, presenting a group show dedicated to historical artists from the Taiwanese and Chinese diaspora: Chuang Che, Fong Chung-Ray, Hu Chi-Chung, Chen Ying-Teh, Li Shuang and A-Sun Wu.

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by : Ocula News

see : OculaNews

May 2023

Taipei Dangdai 2023

“The gallery specialises in artists from the Asian diaspora living in Europe and the U.S. I have studied in depth the first generation of Taiwanese artists, who are considered pioneers of Chinese abstraction, such as Chuang Che and Fong Chung-Ray. “

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by : Jongmin Lee

see : Yonhap News

May 2023

Art Busan 2023

For its first participation in Art Busan, Galerie Vazieux is pleased to present a group show dedicated to established and emerging Korean and European artists : Lee Ung-no, Young-se Lee, Ahryun Lee, Kim Cheonae, Fadia Hadad and Constanze Deutsch.

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by : Sehoi Park

see : Esquire Korea

May 2023

Art Busan 2023

Galerie Vazieux is pleased to present a group show dedicated to established and emerging Korean and European artists: Lee Ung-no, Young-se Lee, Ahryun Lee, Kim Cheonae, Fadia Hadad and Constanze Deutsch. Lee Ung-no (1904-1989) is one of the most prominent Asian painters of the twentieth century who played a pioneering role in the foundation of contemporary Korean art. Exhibited for the first time, these artworks have been selected by the gallery and the artist’s family and come from the family estate.

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by La Gazette Drouot
see : La Gazette Drouot

May 2023

Stanley William Hayter

Stanley William Hayter, born in London at the dawn of the twentieth century, was one of the leading exponents of British surrealism. He was one of the main representatives of British surrealism. He settled in Paris and then moved away from figuration, prefiguring abstract expressionism.
Proposed by the curator Agnès Thiébault, an exhibition presents some twenty of his paintings at the Vazieux gallery, which is organizing a conference on the artist on May 11 at 6 pm.

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by : Patrick Reynolds
see : Le musée privé
April 2023

Stanley William Hayter

The exhibition Colour in Motion immerses visitors in the heart of the expressive, innovative, and dynamic world of the English painter and engraver Stanley William Hayter. Intended as a retrospective, the exhibition retraces his incredibly long career as a painter during the twentieth century, spanning the movements of surrealism, abstract expressionism, and kinetic art. Throughout his life, Hayter was an innovative artist and was involved in precursory movements, while retaining his passion for colour and line. Considered one of the greatest engravers of his century, his painted oeuvre, which is just as colossal, is still relatively unknown to the general public. This unique exhibition pays tribute to this prominent artist.

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by Julie Chaizemartin

see: Le Quotidien de l’art

Edition n°2578, March 2023

Sarah Jérôme at Drawing Now

Despite a day of strike and burning garbage cans, smiles were in the air in the aisles of Drawing Now, which declared 18,000 visitors for this 16th edition, almost regaining its pre-Covid attendance, helped by its usual spring dates and benefiting from the visit of the Minister of Culture Rima Abdul Malak. (…) It was also the first time for the young Dupin gallery, which opened last July in Saint-Méloir-des-Ondes near Cancale and which had its first fair there, delighted to meet the Parisian players in the art world, or for the Vazieux gallery with a solo show of oils on tracing paper by Sarah Jérôme, or for the Binome gallery, which came to take up the challenge of showing Corinne Mercadier, an artist on the border between drawing and photography.

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by Guy Boyer

see : Connaissance des arts

March 2023

Sarah Jérôme at Drawing Now

The galleries participating in Drawing Now come from all over the world, from Geneva (Analix Forever) to Oakland (Creative Growth), from Copenhagen (Formation Gallery) to Bologna (Studio G7) and 30% of them are participating for the first time. The origin of the creators is even more international since the galleries represent many foreign artists. Nearly half of the artists exhibited this year are women artists such as Sarah Jérôme at Sabine Vazieux or Cyrielle Gulacsy at Anne-Sarah Bénichou.

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by Cathy Huang

See: Vogue Hongkong

March 2023

Chuang Che at Art Basel Hong Kong

Chuang Che, a great pioneer of Chinese abstraction, mixes bright colors, turbulence of forms, transparency and material effects in his abstract landscapes. From this improbable chaos emerges a perfect harmony, full of joy and melancholy, from which emanates a limitless freedom.

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by Agathe Hakoun, Axelle Corty, Marie Maertens

see: connaissance des arts

February 2023

Park In-Kyung

Connaissance des Arts has selected 10 not-to-be-missed exhibitions for March, including that of historic Korean artist Park In-kyung, who is attempting to unravel the mysteries of nature at the Vazieux Art Gallery.

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by Youngkyo Oh

see: Kofranews

February 2023

Park In-kyung

Vazieux Art Gallery presents a solo show of historic Korean artist Park In-Kyung.

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by Marie Maertens

voir : Connaissance des arts

March 2023

Park In-kyung

At 97, Park In-kyung presents her first solo show at the Vazieux gallery, with around twenty inks on paper, which the Korean-born artist still produces daily.

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by Bénédicte Philippe

see : Télérama

February 2023

Park In-kyung

Born in 1926 in Seoul, Park In-kyung is today the oldest Korean artist living in France. She embodies the pioneering spirit of the compatriots of her generation.

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by Park Yuna

see: The Korean Herald

January 2023

Lee Ungno

Lee Ungno Museum in Daejon (KR) presents the exhibition “Lee Ungno: New Style,” which highlights the career of modern Korean artist Lee Ung-no in the 1960s and 1970s, focusing on how the artist strove to break with the conventional style of painting.

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by Laurent Quénéhen

See: ArtPress

Issue #506, January 2023

Chuang Che

From his exposure to international art, Chuang Che created what he calls a “third way”. He materializes it by mixing oil, water and sometimes acrylic, which produces transparency effects.

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by Bénédicte Philippe

See: Télérama

November 2022

Chuang Che

The “Chaotic Harmony” exhibition brings together around twenty artworks produced from the 1960s
to the present day. It reflects the singular energy that emanates from the abstract landscapes of
Chuang Che, and his aesthetic research on the fusion between East and West.

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by Elaine YJ Zheng

See: OCULA

October 2022

Chuang Che

Like Zao Wou-Ki and Chu Teh-Chun, Chuang Che renewed traditional Chinese painting by adopting
abstraction from the end of the 1960s. He is considered to be one of the greatest painters of his generation.

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by Rachel Bae

See: SayArt

September 2022

Kiaf SEOUL

Galerie Vazieux is presenting a unique exhibition at Kiaf SEOUL, ‘The Three Lees, A Korean Saga’. The booth of Galerie Vazieux is surrounded by the works of artist couple Lee Ung-noand Park In-kyung, and their son, Young-sé Lee, who is also an artist.