Exhibitions

Looking at Jean Gorin again. Twenty years after the exhibition in this same Lahumière gallery. I had myself devoted a master’s thesis in art history to his work, under the supervision of Jacques Thuillier, followed by a book published in 1985 by Waser Verlag in Zurich. Gorin was unknown, and neoplasticism had been forgotten in France at that time. And has remained so, more or less.

L’exposició «Obres obertes. L’art en moviment, 1955-1975» reuneix una àmplia i acurada selecció d’obres de 37 artistes internacionals que busquen una transformació profunda del rol de l’espectador a través de la participació i la interacció amb l’obra d’art.És una de les últimes avantguardes artístiques del segle XX, però és més vigent que mai. És el cinetisme o l’art del moviment.

This exhibition where we are lending works will be more about the progression of Vasarely’s painting. It will analyses his researches through

The gallery will be closed to the public and invites you to travel to the exhibitions related on our webside.

Exhibition of contemporary art at Anse aux Moines until september 30th. Organized tours on

Fridays 6th, 13th, 20th and 27th of July and 3rd, 10th, 17th,24th and 31st of August and 7th of September at 10.30 a.m. starting at the Abbey Saint-Jean d’Orbestier on reservation by phone : 02.51.21.09.67

For our 48th participation to the fair, we would like to pay a tribute to Anne and Jean Jean-Claude Lahumière.

We participate to this exhibition at Villa Datris

Brought together for a show titled Troublement (Unsettlement), Stempfel and Bauduin bring some offbeat humor to the walls of the Galerie Lahumière. While their works display fairly distinct aesthetics, they share a taste for irony and excess, and are inspired the same critical stance toward geometry.

We are looking forward to seeing you again this year on our stand at the Cologne art fair. We will be featuring three of the gallery’s prime artists, Jean Dewasne (1910–1981), Auguste Herbin (1891-1961), and Victor Vasarely (1909–1980). During their lifetimes, Dewasne and Vasarely worked directly with Anne and Jean-Claude Lahumière, whose collection boasts a fine range of their art.

As Art Paris focuses on Switzerland this year, we will of course show works by Gottfried Honegger and Hans-Jörg Glattfelder, but also by André Stempfel. We will give an echo of our current exhibition at the gallery, and a reminder from the past exhibition of Henri Prosi. We will show a sculpture by Gottfried Honegger with its drawing and its model. Hans Jörg Glattfelder let us come beautiful collages on paper specially realized for the event. André Stempfel, will be present with works slipping from the wall or discovering their blue spots underwear.

Prolongation of the show until saturday may 5th

Run and have a look at this exhibition to discover a smaller version of a painting by Jean Dewasne ’La bataille de Marignan’.

When Dewasne discovered the model for the construction of the Centre Pompidou in Paris in 1970 in the company of Mr Bordas, Germain Viatte and the architects Renzo Piano and Richard Rogers, he protested against the gray color envisaged to cover the building

If you walk through the Charles De Gaulle Airport don’t miss this exhibition !

Bringing a fresh eye to Henri Prosi’s studio, we have decided to show his works from the 1970s and ‘80s. There is a striking liveliness to his explorations of broken lines, of cut-out and collaged canvases that are sometimes stretched, sometimes not. And yet structure is also there—the cut-outs are clean and, once collaged onto the canvas, organize the cluster of lines. This set of works vibrates, drawing and awakening the eye, which is then tempted to dwell longer in order to grasp what is dancing in front of it. Prosi was an energetic, vibrant character, always in movement.

We bring our contribution to this incredible exhibition