Mennour

20/08/2026

CAMILLE HENROT’s largest solo exhibition in Scandinavia to date, “Paper Planes”, curated by Marie Laurberg, is on view at Copenhagen Contemporary, through December 31, 2026.

Central to the exhibition is the Scandinavian premiere of the artist’s new film “In the Veins”, – already deemed “an instant classic” by Art in America – alongside major installations spanning the last ten years of her practice and a selection of new works in sculpture and drawing.

With “Paper Planes”, Henrot’s work looks to the possibilities of counterfactual, non-linear thinking as a way of coping with contemporary existence. In the hands of a child, a piece of paper is never just paper – it is a bird, a map, a weapon, a plane. This is not naïveté but a different mode of processing: open, risk-taking, alive to potentialities that experience and societal codes have not yet ruled out. It is a capacity that most of us unlearn as we move into adulthood – and, Henrot suggests, one we urgently need to reclaim. To care for the world, we must first be able to imagine it differently.

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Photo: David Stjernholm

15/08/2026

MOHAMED BOUROUISSA’s first solo exhibition in Switzerland, “Pour Noubia” is on view at Migros Museum in Zürich and will run through September 6, 2026. The show is curated by Yasmin Naderi Afschar with Mirta Gianocca and Pauline Herrmann.

Mohamed Bourouissa invites the audience on a journey, from Blida in Algeria, where he was born, via the Parisian suburbs, where he now lives, to Osnabrück in Germany, where the eventful life of his aunt Noubia Meyer drew to a close. Films, objects, AI animations and photographs: every room brings together groups of works as a stop on this journey, incorporating them within an immersive spatial experience.

Sometimes the works are documentary in nature, sometimes fictional, but they are always built upon lived experience. They report on the life of Bourouissa and of those who are close to him: friends and acquaintances in the Parisian banlieues, a long-term patient at the psychiatric clinic in Blida, and members of his family and his community. Above all, Noubia Meyer, his aunt, who migrated to Germany from Blida as a s*x worker and who made over her photographic archive to Bourouissa. “Pour Noubia” is dedicated to her – and at the same time to all those whose stories too often remain unseen.

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Photo. Stefan Altenburger

12/08/2026

CAMILLE HENROT •

Les animaux peuplent les premiers apprentissages de l’enfance. Ils habitent les livres, les jouets, les comptines et les histoires à travers lesquelles nous apprenons à nommer le monde. Pourtant, nombre de ces mêmes espèces sont aujourd’hui menacées ou en voie de disparition. Entre l’imaginaire que nous transmettons aux enfants et le monde qu’ils héritent s’ouvre un écart.

C’est dans cet espace que s’inscrit « In the Veins », film réalisé par Camille Henrot au cours de cinq années. En rapprochant la croissance d’un enfant de celle des animaux et des végétaux, l’artiste s’intéresse aux liens qui unissent les différentes formes de vie, mais aussi à leur vulnérabilité commune.

Dans cet entretien, Camille Henrot revient sur la genèse de cette œuvre et sur les questions qui la traversent : le soin, le deuil écologique, la transmission et notre responsabilité à l’égard du vivant. À rebours d’une époque qui nous pousse à détourner le regard, « In the Veins » invite à habiter cette fragilité plutôt qu’à la contourner.

Le film « In the Veins » de l’artiste Camille Henrot est présenté à LUMA Arles jusqu’au 10 janvier 2027.
Exposition organisée par Vassilis Oikonomopoulos

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Photo © Victor&Simon - Grégoire d’Ablon

11/08/2026

11/08/2026

Ellsworth Kelly - beautiful exhibition at Fondation Maeght Thanks Nicolas Gitton I had the pleasure to present Ellsworth Kelly
Red, Yellow, Blue III, 1963 in a beautiful exhibition Cholet-New York in 2017. François Morellet avec Ellsworth Kelly, Sol LeWitt, Fred Sandback & Frank Stella
Curated by Béatrice Gross. 47 rue Saint-André des arts & 6 rue du Pont de Lodi, Paris 6

07/08/2026

AMINE HABKI • Mennour is pleased to present Amine Habki’s first solo exhibition at the gallery, “Please mind the gap”, from September 3 to October 3, 2026 at 5 rue du Pont de Lodi, Paris.

“For his first solo exhibition at Mennour, Amine Habki borrows a title from the signage of the New York subway and the London Underground to reflect on movement, both in its physical and contemplative dimensions.

The title, “Please Mind the Gap”, comes from a poem written by the artist in which he calls for respecting the boundaries of our bodies—and, by extension, our intimacies—before, as one thing leads to another, urging us to become aware of the gap carved out by the plurality of our lived experiences, the divergence of our struggles, and the unequal distribution of our privileges.

His works explore the ways our bodies collectively inhabit spaces of in-betweenness and how itinerancy shapes our emotional geographies.”
— Megan Macnaughton Megan Philip

This show will be part of the Mennour Emergence exhibition cycle for the 2025–2026 season, at the gallery’s space at 5 rue du Pont de Lodi, Paris.

Join us for the opening on September 3 from 6 to 8pm!



06/08/2026

CAMERON JAMIE • Mennour is pleased to present Cameron Jamie’s fourth solo exhibition at the gallery, “Immaterial figures and forces”, from September 3 to October 10, 2026 at 6 rue du Pont de Lodi, Paris.

“Cameron Jamie is fascinated by what he calls « social theatre » and the vernacular rituals that structure the imagination of the suburbs. His anthropological, polymorphic art transposes the aesthetic codes of American popular and underground culture.”

— Christian Alandete Christian Alandete

Join us for the opening on September 3 from 6 to 8pm!

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Cameron Jamie, Halos And Coils , 2026. Ink, oil paint, and gold pigment on paper.


05/08/2026

DAVID HOMINAL • Mennour is pleased to present David Hominal’s eighth solo exhibition at the gallery, “By Heart”, from September 3 to October 10, 2026 at 47 rue Saint-André-des-Arts, Paris.

“Made in 2026, the works are all oil on canvas and explore the heart as a recurring motif. It continues Hominal’s longstanding relationship with the gallery and brings an enduring fascination into focus.

At its centre is a sequence of seven canvases installed side by side. Each features a large heart, while cropped sections appear at the edges. When two meet, these fragments align to reveal another complete heart. Hominal worked on the group simultaneously, moving from one surface to the next so that they unfolded as an unbroken field. Even so, every canvas is distinct and can stand alone, although its composition reaches beyond its own frame.

This structure assigns the image a material role: it links discrete elements instead of remaining confined to one picture. Viewed as a row, the canvases establish a shared rhythm; apart, they retain the trace of a possible reunion. The arrangement reflects a common tension within human bonds: the desire to belong without surrendering one’s autonomy.”

— Nicolas Vamvouklis Nicolas Vamvouklis

Join us for the opening on September 3 from 6 to 8pm!

05/08/2026

DAVID HOMINAL • Mennour is pleased to present David Hominal’s eighth solo exhibition at the gallery, “By Heart”, from September 3 to October 10, 2026 at 47 rue Saint-André-des-Arts, Paris.

“Made in 2026, the works are all oil on canvas and explore the heart as a recurring motif. It continues Hominal’s longstanding relationship with the gallery and brings an enduring fascination into focus.

At its centre is a sequence of seven canvases installed side by side. Each features a large heart, while cropped sections appear at the edges. When two meet, these fragments align to reveal another complete heart. Hominal worked on the group simultaneously, moving from one surface to the next so that they unfolded as an unbroken field. Even so, every canvas is distinct and can stand alone, although its composition reaches beyond its own frame.

This structure assigns the image a material role: it links discrete elements instead of remaining confined to one picture. Viewed as a row, the canvases establish a shared rhythm; apart, they retain the trace of a possible reunion. The arrangement reflects a common tension within human bonds: the desire to belong without surrendering one’s autonomy.”

— Nicolas Vamvouklis Nicolas Vamvouklis

Join us for the opening on September 3 from 6 to 8pm!

03/08/2026

HAPPY SUMMER! • The gallery’s team wishes you a happy summer! Stay tuned on our social media over the summer and see you in September in Seoul for and in Paris for the opening of our next exhibitions:

DAVID HOMINAL
By Heart
September 3 - October 10, 2026
47 rue Saint-André-des-Arts, Paris

CAMERON JAMIE
Immaterial Figures and Forces
September 3 - October 10, 2026
6 rue du Pont de Lodi, Paris

AMINE HABKI
Please mind the gap
September 3 - October 3, 2026
5 rue du Pont de Lodi, Paris

The galleries will be closed until September 3, 2026.

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Featured: Tadashi Kawamata, Tree Hut, installation view at Maison Ruinart, 4 Rue des Crayères, Reims, 2026. Photo. Victoria E. Paternó