Exhibitions

In this series of three exhibitions we invite you to discover, or rediscover, the gallery’s contemporary artists. They present the work of sixteen of the artists we represent, who honor us with their friendship and their loyalty, the majority for more than thirty years. With conviction and talent, these artists defend a movement that has become the DNA of the gallery: "geometric abstraction." These exhibitions highlight the richness of geometric abstraction—its coherence, its diversity, and its pertinence. With these three group shows, we thought it would be interesting to offer an overview of the artists’ work from different periods and to observe the ways in which the trajectories and the viewpoints of these artists converge and interact with one another. There are fortuitous mysteries and alchemies to be found in abstraction, geometry, and color. Our artists give us some pointers in this direction and open up other avenues, to our great delight.

We sincerely hope, that you and your natives are in good health and that this summer break was peaceful. We are getting through tough times but it cannot stop our wishes, our projects. Now we have to live with this situation and adapt ourselves. For this reason, we decide to go ahead and take up the challenge in participating to Art Paris Art Fair.

The gallery close its doors to the public for the summer, we hope to see you in September, for those who couldn’t see our exhibition, we maintain it until September 25th.

Alberto Magnelli (1888-1971), Jean Leppien (1910-1991), Jean Deyrolle (1911-1967), and Emile Gilioli (1911-1977), brought together by the Galerie Lahumière for a show titled Géométries Sensibles, represent the rebirth of geometric abstraction in France after the Second World War. These artists—born between the end of the nineteenth century and the first decade of the twentieth, in Germany, Italy, or France—were not always at the same stage of artistic development, the war having been a period of exile, imprisonment, isolation, and great destitution.

Discover Hans-Jörg Glattfelder’s look on the Lahumière collection

Let meet us again in January 2020 for our next exhibition

We are lending a work by Jean Gorin at this exhibition in Dunkerque

We participate to this exhibition, that promises rich discoveries