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galerie frank elbaz https://www.instagram.com/galeriefrankelbaz/ galerie frank elbaz opened in 2002 in the district of Le Marais in Paris.

The program aims to promote French creation by presenting the work of Davide Balula, Rainier Lericolais or Bernard Piffaretti, while proposing an opening on the American scene with the work of artists such as Sheila Hicks, Kaz Oshiro, Mungo Thomson or Blair Thurman. Over the years the gallery has focused on rediscovering historical artists such as Wallace Berman or artists from the Zagreb art scene like the Gorgona Group (Julije Knifer, Mangelos, Josip Vanista), Tomislav Gotovac and Mladen Stilinovic. The gallery regularly invites curators or artists to propose exhibitions projects. And participates to many international art fairs such as Frieze Art Fair (New York), Fiac (Paris) or Art Basel (Basel) and Art Basel Miami Beach (Miami).

66 rue de Turenne, 75003 Paris, France

Kunié Sugiura, Ubiquitous Conjunction, October 19 - December 31 2026 Curated by Ryo Sawayamagalerie frank elbaz is pleas...
04/10/2026

Kunié Sugiura, Ubiquitous Conjunction, October 19 - December 31 2026
Curated by Ryo Sawayama

galerie frank elbaz is pleased to present Ubiquitous Conjunction, the first solo exhibition of Kunié Sugiura at the gallery.

Born in Japan, Sugiura moved to the United States in 1963 at the age of twenty to study at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, where she first encountered photography as a medium and began her artistic practice. After graduation, she relocated to New York in 1967 and has been based there ever since. In 2025, SFMOMA presented a survey spanning over sixty years of her career — the first major survey of her work in the United States.

Sugiura's practice pursues photography not as an autonomous medium but as a cross-disciplinary one. Her work brings into conjunction phenomena and matter, photography and painting, images and sculpture, and disparate times and spaces. In this way, her work fully unleashes the power of conjunction, inherent in photography as a hybrid form.

Encompassing darkroom experimentation — montage, solarization, photograms — Sugiura's practice extends the experimental history of photography's early days. At the same time, her work anticipated the expanded field of contemporary photography, in which the medium has come to be embraced as a form of fine art. Her practice stages an encounter between photography's past and its future.

Ubiquitous Conjunction is curated by Ryo Sawayama, a Japanese art critic, and brings together representative works from across Sugiura's career, from her earliest pieces to her most recent. An essay on Sugiura's work, written by the curator, will be included in the accompanying printed material.


galerie frank elbaz is proud to announce that Sheila Hicks has been named to TIME100 Art: The Most Influential People in...
18/09/2026

galerie frank elbaz is proud to announce that Sheila Hicks has been named to TIME100 Art: The Most Influential People in Art of 2026.

"Curators and collectors once considered artists who worked with fiber and thread less important than those who worked in marble or bronze. Not anymore. American-born, Paris-based Sheila Hicks has been a driving force behind a shift that’s moved fiber art from the periphery to the center of the contemporary art world in the past decade. Now 92, she has been committed to the form since the 1960s, creating works ranging from diminutive geometric weavings to mountains of multicolored yarn that reveal the expressive potential of the material. Having studied fiber for decades with artisans from Mexico to Morocco, she has shown how the same material can be used to create an exuberant waterfall unfurling from the ceiling and a taut experiment in warp and weft the size of a paperback book. Her work continues to find new audiences around the world, with shows in 2026 at the West Bund Museum in Shanghai; the Palais des Beaux-Arts in Lille, France; and the Instituto Tomie Ohtake in São Paulo. She is also developing a site-specific installation for the Guggenheim Abu Dhabi, scheduled to open in December. Beyond the gallery, Hicks collaborated with Dior’s artistic director Jonathan Anderson in fall 2025 to reimagine the brand’s famous Lady Dior bag in her trademark tassels. "

Credit : Sheila Hicks, Artist Portrait. Courtesy of National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne. Photo Antoine Doyen

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Machiko Ogawa - MUDAM LuxembourgJapanese Women Artists after 1945galerie frank elbaz is pleased to announce the particip...
17/09/2026

Machiko Ogawa - MUDAM Luxembourg

Japanese Women Artists after 1945

galerie frank elbaz is pleased to announce the participation of Machiko Ogawa in the group exhibition Japanese Women Artists after 1945.

This exhibition will be the first European survey examining the essential role of women artists from Japan in the global postwar era and the transformative decades that followed. Focusing on a period of significant social change, this comprehensive overview will offer an opportunity to encounter radical modes of artistic expression that emerged in Japan and its transnational community across Asia, Europe, Latin America and North America.

Organised into thematic sections, Japanese Women Artists after 1945*** **will provide an insight into dynamic cultural exchanges and the forgotten margins of modernism. Drawing from the artists’ personal lives, creative resilience and transnational activism, the exhibition will bring together works by Atsuko Tanaka, Yayoi Kusama, Yoko Ono, Fujiko Nakaya, Tomie Ohtake, Taeko Tomiyama and Yoshiko Shimada, among many others – some of which have rarely, if ever, been shown outside of Japan. From Gutai to experiments in video art, the exhibition will explore the radical yet often overlooked contributions of Japanese women artists to global postwar art movements. *Organised by Mudam in collaboration with Lenbachhaus Munich and Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, this presentation will reimagine the development of various transnational art histories from the 1950s to the 1990s through a contemporary lens.

Mudam Luxembourg, Musée d’Art Moderne Grand-Duc Jean

September 25, 2026 - February 14, 2027

Untitled
Clay, iron oxide
42x31x19 cm

Photo : Claire Dorn

Mudam Luxembourg

YASUKO HIRANO, ANTHEM, OPENING NOWWe look forward to welcoming you to discover Yasuko Hirano’s first solo exhibition at ...
12/09/2026

YASUKO HIRANO, ANTHEM, OPENING NOW

We look forward to welcoming you to discover Yasuko Hirano’s first solo exhibition at the gallery.

Yasuko Hirano
Anthem
September 5 – October 10, 2026

Photo : Claire Dorn

平野 泰子

Opening night, good w**e, great people 🍷Celebrating 平野 泰子 works, thank you all for coming !
10/09/2026

Opening night, good w**e, great people 🍷

Celebrating 平野 泰子 works, thank you all for coming !

Chloé Delarue – Leenaards Foundation Grantgalerie frank elbaz is pleased to announce that Chloé Delarue is a recipient o...
08/09/2026

Chloé Delarue – Leenaards Foundation Grant

galerie frank elbaz is pleased to announce that Chloé Delarue is a recipient of the Leenaards Foundation Grant.

“The jury was particularly impressed by the relevance of Chloé Delarue’s research at the tipping point between situated sensory experiences and cultural images and objects now generated by computational systems. Grounded in strong theoretical frameworks, her work moves beyond techno-capitalist thinking by questioning the errors and biases of these systems, opening up new forms and ways of seeing and understanding them.”
— 2026 Cultural Grants and Awards Jury

Photo: Claire Dorn



03/09/2026

YASUKO HIRANO, ANTHEM • OPENING THIS SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5

We’re looking forward to welcoming at the opening of the first solo-exhibition of Yasuko Hirano.

Join us from 6 to 8 pm!

Yasuko Hirano (b. 1985) is a Tokyo-based artist whose abstract works explore mental landscapes, notions of memory and repetition, and the very nature of time.

FOCUS ON:
Yasuko Hirano
Signs 2603, 2025
Oil, plaster, glue on canvas, wooden panel
145.5 x 112.2 cm
57 1/4 x 44 1/8 in.

Opening this week •  First solo exhibition of Yasuko Hirano, ‘Anthem’.Yasuko HiranoAnthemSeptember 5 – October 10, 2026Y...
01/09/2026

Opening this week •  First solo exhibition of Yasuko Hirano, ‘Anthem’.

Yasuko Hirano
Anthem
September 5 – October 10, 2026

Yasuko Hirano
Fragments 2613, 2026
Oil, plaster, glue on canvas, wooden panel
53 x 45.5 cm
20 7/8 x 17 7/8 in.

平野 泰子

   

Coming soon • Opening on September 5 with first solo exhibition of Yasuko Hirano, ‘Anthem’.Yasuko HiranoAnthemSeptember ...
25/08/2026

Coming soon • Opening on September 5 with first solo exhibition of Yasuko Hirano, ‘Anthem’.

Yasuko Hirano
Anthem
September 5 – October 10, 2026

 
Yasuko Hirano
Tack 2605, 2026
Oil, plaster, glue on canvas, wooden panel
65.2 x 53 cm
25 5/8 x 20 7/8 in

平野 泰子

   

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