Three artists offer us the opportunity to share their inner most thoughts, through their subtle works. This exhibition is an invitation into the world of contemplation. From a descriptive piece of work which informs us on what is visible, to a subjective reading where each one, through its own perception, recreates the invisible. “Is art not a means of addressing what is invisible to us?” Ransom Stanley, figurative painter; Pedro Correa, Spanish photographer; Aude Herlédan, French painter and sculptor.

SHAPES AND FORMS

We have conceived this exhibition around the ongoing exchange between the artists, the shapes and the materials used. It tells the story of a language, a mark. The artist brings an object to life. The material comes to life. The shape is alive, it expresses itself, always deeply imprinted by the artist’s “breath”. Discover the art of Rod Mcintosh (painter), Aude Herlédan (painter/ sculptor), Harald Fernagu (sculptor), Sandra Zeeni (sculptor- ceramist), Marik Korus (ceramist), Séverine Duparcq (ceramist).

This exhibition will be inaugurated during the evening of the 10^th “Parcours de la céramique et des Arts du Feu” (itinerary in various Parisian art galleries).

Goldenly is a subtle diversion of the theme ExtraOrdinary, chosen to celebrate the 40th birthday of the Carré Rive Gauche. On this occasion, the 1831 Art Gallery invite you to meet three women, three solar artists, who are the embodiment of the contemporary creation: Aude Herlédan, painter and sculptor, Christel Sadde, mobile designer and SDAH the pair working artists formed by Aude Herlédan and Séverine Duparcq. All three of them share their feelings and emotions in creating figurative abstractions. You will also have the pleasure to discover the new wooden sculptures made by Benoît Avery. All these works of art will evolve in an ephemeral green bower designed by Pierre Kavaciuk.

BLACK ART  & BLACK MUSIC

The Souls of Black Spirit is a unique exhibition for it is both a shining and personal project. The Gallery will present the inspiring work of the painter Ransome Stanley, American photographs from the 1940s to the 1970s, the totems designed by Nalvad (plastician), the abstract paintings of Aude Herlédan, the remarkable sculptures of Benoît Averly and the ceramics of Severine Duparcq, in the music atmosphere chosen by Gilles Pétard. They all have a personal manner to communicate with colour, material, identity, spirit, vibration, history… We take time to appreciate and analyse militant works of art. These artists are inspired by history, by their own story and thus are inspiring for many contemporary artists. They are part of the new generation of the “Souls of Black Spirit”.

LAST 50 YEARS RETROSPECTIVE OF PAINTINGS

One would think that the work of Antoine de Castellane, as a great human lover, would be made of light, levity and joy. Quite the contrary, he has taken the opposite view, by providing us a powerful and vigorous work, in which the density of the material competes with colour contrast. This visual bidding combined with thechnical mastery deliver strong messages. Indeed, through this gallery of portraits, one can find all the feelings that move a man : the passage of time, fleeting hapiness and beauty that bring to the fragility of life.

A WHITER SHADE OF WHITE

A whiter shade of white is a unique exhibition, made of white harmony and pure feelings. The 1831 Art Gallery invites you to discover the work of nine artists, between culmination, blank, silence, peace, hope and fascination.

Aude Herlédan, galerist and artist have to think about this subject. The white color is deeply rooted in her works. The exhibition “A whiter shade of white” sustains the thinking on personnal reflection of the last exhibition in 2015, called “Landscape Soul”. It presents a real progress thought the works of Ali Zülfikar (turkish painter), Christian de Wulf (belgian plastician), Jochen Rolfes et Jürgen Weber (german photographers), Eberhard Grames (german photographer, living in france), Christel Sadde (mobile sculpture designer), SDAH collective (Aude Herlédan and the young ceramist Séverine Duparcq). Moreover we are very happy to present the last model of the vase «  dream amphora » created by Jean Arp (1886-1966) and Sèvres, the city of ceramic.

INSPIRING WOMEN

With Kachina (street art / graffiti), Isabelle Boccon-Gibod (photographs), Aude Herlédan (paintings), Marc Gueret (photographs), Séverine Duparc (Ceramics)…

RED WORKSHOP 

Life, passion, violence, creative energy and poetry inspired by “Red is Beautiful”, a true declaration of love to the red color. A return to the emotional sources that comes to life through this inhabited red, around the works of Olivier Gagnère (designer), Aude Herlédan (artist), Marc Gueret (photographer), Séverine Duparcq (ceramist – young talent), and a few surprises …

PARIS, PEKIN, NEW YORK & LOS ANGELES.

“Street Life”, the first exhibition of “Urban Art” at the 1831 Gallery, with photographers David Blumenkrantz and Marc Gueret, the Street artists SMOH, Pablito Zago and visual artist Aude Herlédan.