Featured Events in Paris in October 2024 (May Updated)

This exhibition is the finale of a global tour of the collections of the Berggruen Museum and the Neue Nationalgalerie Berlin in Germany. It displays works by 20th-century masters collected by German businessman and collector Heinz Berggruen, presenting his relationship with artists and the network of the post-war Paris art market.

The dance drama "Wing Chun" uses a "double storyline" to tell a heroic story that pays tribute to ordinary people. The two clues are presented in parallel and switched seamlessly in the play. The "fighting spirit" carried by the two stories resonates at the same frequency in different time and space, bringing a visual feast to the audience. The combination of dance and martial arts is a highlight of "Wing Chun". The multi-dimensional "double-line narrative" method, combined with the expression form of "martial arts + dance", Mantis Boxing, Baguazhang, Bajiquan, and Taijiquan appeared one after another, and Ip Man met them one by one with the traditional culture of Wing Chun, spreading Lingnan culture while showing the oriental beauty and Chinese heroic spirit of the new era.

✨ 𝘽𝙤𝙡𝙡𝙮𝙬𝙤𝙤𝙙 𝙋𝙖𝙧𝙩𝙮 𝙫𝙤𝙡. 3 ✨ Rejoignez-nous au Corcoran's Grands Boulevards le vendredi 4 octobre de 22h à 5h pour une nuit magique ! 🌟 🎧 Notre DJ vous propose un mix unique de Bollywood et de sons généralistes pour une expérience envoûtante. Attendez-vous à : ◾ Des performances live de danseuses indiennes 💃 ◾ Une décoration immersive pour un voyage féérique en Inde ✨ ◾ Des cocktails exotiques et délices indiens 🍹 🎫 Entrée gratuite ! Réservez vos places et préparez-vous pour une soirée inoubliable au cœur de Bollywood ! 🎉 Information Source: Corcoran's Grands Boulevards | eventbrite

IF A SHOW IS CANCELLED FOR ANY REASON, TICKETS WILL AUTOMATICALLY BE REFUNDED. Presented by French Fried Comedy One of YouTube's most popular comics with over 225 million views and half a billion more on Facebook, Steve Hofstetter is also the host of Finding Babe Ruth on FS1. Hofstetter was the host and executive producer of Laughs (FOX) and he has been on CBS’ The Late Late Show, E! True Hollywood Story, Comics Unleashed, and more. He’s sold out shows in hundreds of cities and dozens of countries. Now is your chance to find out what the fuss is about during this no-holds-barred stand-up performance, featuring some of his unfiltered observations about life. Ages 21+ Information Source: Steve Hofstetter | eventbrite

Explore Paris Basketball v Crvena Zvezda sporting information for 4th October, as well as links for Basketball tickets and more with Fixture Calendar. The Paris Basketball team is a professional basketball team based in Aleksandar Nikolić Hall6, France. They compete in the Ligue Nationale de Basketball (LNB), which is the top tier professional basketball league in France. The team was founded in 2017 and has already made a significant impact in the league. In 2020, they were awarded the Overall Trophy for Best LNB Pro A Team of the Year. The team is composed of talented players from all over the world, including France, the United States, and Africa. Their home arena is the Stade Pierre de Coubertin, a modern and state-of-the-art facility. The team's strong performance, combined with the electrifying atmosphere of their home stadium, makes them a must-see for any basketball fan in Aleksandar Nikolić Hall6. Crvena Zvezda, also known as Red Star Belgrade, is a professional basketball team based in Belgrade, Serbia. They compete in the highly competitive EuroLeague, as well as the Adriatic League and the Serbian League. The team has a rich history, having won numerous competitions and awards, including the EuroLeague championship in 1992 and the Adriatic League title in 2018. Some notable players who have donned the iconic red and white jersey include Vlade Divac, Dejan Bodiroga, and Marko Gudurić. The team plays their home games at the Aleksandar Nikolić Hall, which has a capacity of over 8,000 spectators and is known for its electric atmosphere. With their talented roster and dedicated fanbase, Crvena Zvezda continues to establish themselves as a powerhouse in European basketball. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com

Entrainement n°5 - Bois de Boulogne - Hippodrome d'Auteuil Retrouvez votre coach Benoit César pour une 5ème séance d'entrainement aux Vredestein 20km de Paris devant l'entrée de l'hippodrome d'Auteuil spécialement réservée aux inscrits de la 46ème édition des Vredestein 20km de Paris.. Et merci également d'inscrire chaque participant sous son nom et avec son email à lui. Le programme de la séance : Etirement 10' + footing 20' + ( 6 x 30 R30 + 6 x 45 R 30 + 6 x 60 R 30 + 6 x 45 R 30 + 6 x 30 R 30 ) entre les séries 1' 30 + footing + assouplissement + footing Merci d'emmener votre propre contenant pour vous hydrater, nous ne proposons plus de bouteilles plastiques d'eau minérale. Conseil du coach : Avant de venir à l’entrainement, prenez un bon petit déjeuner 2 heures avant, une barre de céréale et une gourde ou un camelbak pour vous accompagner pendant la séance et prévoyez un tee shirt de rechange pour après la séance. Petit conseil supplémentaire : Si vous revenez de blessure, il ne faut pas venir aux entraînements pour la préparation aux Vredestein 20km de Paris. Pour votre reprise, le mieux c’est de reprendre progressivement de votre côté et de venir nous rejoindre ensuite. Enfin, si vous venez avec vos enfants, ils seront sous votre entière responsabilité. Rendez-vous à 8h30 devant l'entrée de l'hippodrome (Métro Ligne 10 Porte d'Auteuil) Départ à 9h00 PS : Si vous présentez des symptômes quels qu'ils soient, merci de vous réserver pour les prochains entraînements . Information Source: 20KM DE PARIS | eventbrite

English stand-up comedy in the heart of Paris with some of the best queer comics in town! 🏳️‍🌈 Proud comedians from all over the world, are doing their best material, giving the night you deserve. So far, we've hosted on our stage award-winning, international comics with appearances on Netflix, BBC, Amazon, Comedy Central, Comedy Cellar, Vice and more. No matter which date you pick, a top-notch show is certain! Tickets General Admission: 15 euros Group of 3: 9 euros Door: 20 euros Special Offers: 2 for 1 and Early Bird discounts apply Closest metro stations: République - Lines 3, 5, 8, 9 and 11 Strasbourg - Saint Denis - Line 4 The show takes place at the number one theater for English comedy in Paris. Our main goal is to create a fun and welcoming vibe. The best laughs are the ones we share with others. Even if you come alone, during the show you will feel part of a group. Information Source: Mic in Progress | eventbrite

在2024年10月7日，法國巴黎將迎來一場舉世矚目的盛會，名為IPEM 巴黎 2024。此次活動將在迷人的杜樂麗花園中展開，為參與者提供一個難忘的體驗和交流平台。IPEM 巴黎 2024是集合專業人士、創新理念和前沿技術的知名展覽，旨在促進各界人士的相互合作與發展。對於那些尋求新契機和創新思維的人來說，此次活動是個絕佳的機會。作為一次在法蘭西島中心舉辦的盛事，IPEM 巴黎 2024無疑將吸引世界各地的關注和參與。詳細地址為法國巴黎-杜樂麗花園。不容錯過的IPEM 巴黎 2024，是您踏入專業領域門檻、拓展人脈網絡的絕佳機會。請務必提前預留時間，親臨現場感受這場別開生面的展會。

Forget what you know about zombies… Far from the world of infectious undead creatures in movies and popular culture, the exhibition takes you to Haiti in pursuit of a real myth. While the word “zombie” (nzambi) originates in Africa and refers to the spirit or ghost of the dead, its meaning changed significantly as it crossed the Atlantic during the slave trade, with the fusion of African, Caribbean and Catholic traditional beliefs. In Haiti, the image of the zombie was formed on the margins of voodoo culture, through the practices of its secret societies – especially the Bijango Society – whose judicial role gave it zombified powers. Tried and convicted, the zombie is actually a criminal deprived of his freedom, enslaved and held in a comatose state by his master (bokor). Between fact and fiction, the exhibition reveals the reality behind the fear of this iconic “undead creature”. The exhibition explores the construction of myth in the Western collective imagination, from the 1697 novel by French author Pierre Corneille y Blaisebois to George A. Romero’s legendary film Night of the Living Dead.

The exhibition presented at the Musée d'Orsay in the fall of 2024 takes as its subject Gustave Caillebotte's (1848-1894) predilection for male figures and portraits of men, and aims to question the radical modernity of the artist's masterpieces through the prism of the new perspective that art history has on 19th-century masculinities.

The fall 2024 exhibition at the Musee d'Orsay focuses on Gustave Caillebotte (1848-1894) and his preference for the male figure and male portraiture, and seeks to examine the artist's profoundly radical modernity through the lens of art history's changing perspective on 19th-century masculinity. The exhibition features approximately 70 works, including Caillebotte's most important figure paintings, as well as pastels, drawings, photographs, and documents.

Forget what you know about zombies… Far from the world of infectious undead creatures in movies and popular culture, the exhibition takes you to Haiti in pursuit of a real myth. While the word “zombie” (nzambi) originates in Africa and refers to the spirit or ghost of the dead, its meaning changed significantly as it crossed the Atlantic during the slave trade, with the fusion of African, Caribbean and Catholic traditional beliefs. In Haiti, the image of the zombie was formed on the margins of voodoo culture, through the practices of its secret societies – especially the Bijango Society – whose judicial role gave it zombified powers. Tried and convicted, the zombie is actually a criminal deprived of his freedom, enslaved and held in a comatose state by his master (bokor). Between fact and fiction, the exhibition reveals the reality behind the fear of this iconic “undead creature”. The exhibition explores the construction of myth in the Western collective imagination, from the 1697 novel by French author Pierre Corneille y Blaisebois to George A. Romero’s legendary film Night of the Living Dead.

The exhibition presented at the Musée d'Orsay in the fall of 2024 takes as its subject Gustave Caillebotte's (1848-1894) predilection for male figures and portraits of men, and aims to question the radical modernity of the artist's masterpieces through the prism of the new perspective that art history has on 19th-century masculinities.

This collective exhibition shines a spotlight on the upcoming contemporary Chinese art scene with works by 21 artists, drawing a subjective portrait for the first time in France. The opening of China to the world, environmental upheavals and the transformation of lifestyles in Chinese society are all topics that have been addressed in the contemporary creative output by this young generation of artists, born in the late 1970s through to the early 1990s, as China experienced a great economic boom. Under the theme of the character 目 (mù), meaning “eye”, with reference both to vision and the eye’s capacity to organise reality, the rich selection of works picked out by the Sino-French curators covers a broad spectrum of practices — video, painting, sculpture, installations, photography and new media — with emphasis on creations in recent years. In the post-Covid international scene, these works have not enjoyed much visibility abroad, but the Centre Pompidou has bolstered ties with this art scene during this period, thanks to the Centre Pompidou × West Bund Museum Project partnership in Shanghai. Amid this teeming diversity, the exhibition homes in on salient themes regarding the artists’ practices. Core issues explored in the works of many of these artists include Chinese interaction with the rest of the world, thoughts about globalisation and global challenges, especially environmental breakdown. This generation of creators has also tapped into fertile themes such as the major changes in Chinese society, especially incessant transformations in lifestyle in ever-sprawling, urban agglomerations and the shifting paradigm of regulation of various flows and activities. A sense of China’s extraordinarily rich cultural and aesthetic heritage provides structure to the work of certain artists, who strive to place it in perspective and give it a fresh twist in a contemporary context. Lastly, the exhibition devotes a large section to new media, a particularly dynamic field in a country that has undergone swift, massive and intense digitisation of both its economy and society. Artists exhibited:Aaajiao,Alice Chen,Chen Fei,Chen Wei,Chu Yun,Cui Jie,Hao Liang,Hu Xiaoyuan,Li Ming,Liu Chuang,Lu Pingyuan,LuYang,Miao Ying,Nabuqi,Qiu Xiaofei,Shen Xin,Xun Sun,Wan Yang,Yao Qingmei,Yu JiandZhang Ding. After the exhibition, a considerable number of works representative of this generation of artists will be added to the Centre Pompidou collection.

This exhibition, titled "Eye", brings together 21 Chinese artists and selects a series of recent works including video, painting, installation, photography and new media. These artists, born between the late 1970s and early 1990s, witnessed the rapid economic development and drastic social changes in China after the reform and opening up. In their works, it is not difficult to see their profound thoughts on globalization, cultural heritage, social changes and technological progress.

On 9 October 2024, the Bourse de Commerce, Pinault Collection will host a major exhibition devoted to Arte Povera. Between legacies and influences, the exhibition comprises more than 250 historic and contemporary works, as well as pieces that have taken their inspiration from this major Italian artistic movement of the 1960s. This exhibition explains both the Italian birth and the international emanation of this movement through works by the thirteen main protagonists of Arte Povera: Giovanni Anselmo, Alighiero Boetti, Pier Paolo Calzolari, Luciano Fabro, Jannis Kounellis, Mario Merz, Marisa Merz, Giulio Paolini, Pino Pascali, Giuseppe Penone, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Emilio Prini, and Gilberto Zorio. Situated within the unique architecture of the Bourse de Commerce, transformed by Japanese architect Tadao Ando, the exhibition has been conceived as a landscape that one traverses and which becomes the terrain in which the infinite poetics of Arte Povera are rooted. Envisioned by the curator Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev, an internationally recognised specialist of this artistic movement, the exhibition « Arte Povera » features some fifty historic, emblematic works from the Pinault Collection which have been placed in relation to pieces from other prestigious public and private collections.

This collective exhibition shines a spotlight on the upcoming contemporary Chinese art scene with works by 21 artists, drawing a subjective portrait for the first time in France. The opening of China to the world, environmental upheavals and the transformation of lifestyles in Chinese society are all topics that have been addressed in the contemporary creative output by this young generation of artists, born in the late 1970s through to the early 1990s, as China experienced a great economic boom. Under the theme of the character 目 (mù), meaning “eye”, with reference both to vision and the eye’s capacity to organise reality, the rich selection of works picked out by the Sino-French curators covers a broad spectrum of practices — video, painting, sculpture, installations, photography and new media — with emphasis on creations in recent years. In the post-Covid international scene, these works have not enjoyed much visibility abroad, but the Centre Pompidou has bolstered ties with this art scene during this period, thanks to the Centre Pompidou × West Bund Museum Project partnership in Shanghai. Amid this teeming diversity, the exhibition homes in on salient themes regarding the artists’ practices. Core issues explored in the works of many of these artists include Chinese interaction with the rest of the world, thoughts about globalisation and global challenges, especially environmental breakdown. This generation of creators has also tapped into fertile themes such as the major changes in Chinese society, especially incessant transformations in lifestyle in ever-sprawling, urban agglomerations and the shifting paradigm of regulation of various flows and activities. A sense of China’s extraordinarily rich cultural and aesthetic heritage provides structure to the work of certain artists, who strive to place it in perspective and give it a fresh twist in a contemporary context. Lastly, the exhibition devotes a large section to new media, a particularly dynamic field in a country that has undergone swift, massive and intense digitisation of both its economy and society. Artists exhibited:Aaajiao,Alice Chen,Chen Fei,Chen Wei,Chu Yun,Cui Jie,Hao Liang,Hu Xiaoyuan,Li Ming,Liu Chuang,Lu Pingyuan,LuYang,Miao Ying,Nabuqi,Qiu Xiaofei,Shen Xin,Xun Sun,Wan Yang,Yao Qingmei,Yu JiandZhang Ding. After the exhibition, a considerable number of works representative of this generation of artists will be added to the Centre Pompidou collection.

On 9 October 2024, the Bourse de Commerce, Pinault Collection will host a major exhibition devoted to Arte Povera. Between legacies and influences, the exhibition comprises more than 250 historic and contemporary works, as well as pieces that have taken their inspiration from this major Italian artistic movement of the 1960s. This exhibition explains both the Italian birth and the international emanation of this movement through works by the thirteen main protagonists of Arte Povera: Giovanni Anselmo, Alighiero Boetti, Pier Paolo Calzolari, Luciano Fabro, Jannis Kounellis, Mario Merz, Marisa Merz, Giulio Paolini, Pino Pascali, Giuseppe Penone, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Emilio Prini, and Gilberto Zorio. Situated within the unique architecture of the Bourse de Commerce, transformed by Japanese architect Tadao Ando, the exhibition has been conceived as a landscape that one traverses and which becomes the terrain in which the infinite poetics of Arte Povera are rooted. Envisioned by the curator Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev, an internationally recognised specialist of this artistic movement, the exhibition « Arte Povera » features some fifty historic, emblematic works from the Pinault Collection which have been placed in relation to pieces from other prestigious public and private collections.

隆重介紹，巴黎將在2024年10月9日盛大開幕2024年蒙馬特豐收節。這場壯觀的展會將在法蘭西島的心臟地帶舉行，讓觀眾深入體驗法國文化的精髓。本次活動將展示當地農民辛勤耕作的成果，以及豐富多元的法國美食和藝術品。蒙馬特豐收節不僅是一場慶祝豐收的活動，也是巴黎社區共融的象徵。屆時，參觀者將有機會與當地居民交流，共享這片土地的豐饒與喜悅。敬請期待更多信息及票價的公布，並預留時間，親臨現場感受這個不容錯過的盛事。

This exhibition, titled "Eye", brings together 21 Chinese artists and selects a series of recent works including video, painting, installation, photography and new media. These artists, born between the late 1970s and early 1990s, witnessed the rapid economic development and drastic social changes in China after the reform and opening up. In their works, it is not difficult to see their profound thoughts on globalization, cultural heritage, social changes and technological progress.

This collective exhibition shines a spotlight on the upcoming contemporary Chinese art scene with works by 21 artists, drawing a subjective portrait for the first time in France. The opening of China to the world, environmental upheavals and the transformation of lifestyles in Chinese society are all topics that have been addressed in the contemporary creative output by this young generation of artists, born in the late 1970s through to the early 1990s, as China experienced a great economic boom. Under the theme of the character 目 (mù), meaning “eye”, with reference both to vision and the eye’s capacity to organise reality, the rich selection of works picked out by the Sino-French curators covers a broad spectrum of practices — video, painting, sculpture, installations, photography and new media — with emphasis on creations in recent years. In the post-Covid international scene, these works have not enjoyed much visibility abroad, but the Centre Pompidou has bolstered ties with this art scene during this period, thanks to the Centre Pompidou × West Bund Museum Project partnership in Shanghai. Amid this teeming diversity, the exhibition homes in on salient themes regarding the artists’ practices. Core issues explored in the works of many of these artists include Chinese interaction with the rest of the world, thoughts about globalisation and global challenges, especially environmental breakdown. This generation of creators has also tapped into fertile themes such as the major changes in Chinese society, especially incessant transformations in lifestyle in ever-sprawling, urban agglomerations and the shifting paradigm of regulation of various flows and activities. A sense of China’s extraordinarily rich cultural and aesthetic heritage provides structure to the work of certain artists, who strive to place it in perspective and give it a fresh twist in a contemporary context. Lastly, the exhibition devotes a large section to new media, a particularly dynamic field in a country that has undergone swift, massive and intense digitisation of both its economy and society. Artists exhibited:Aaajiao,Alice Chen,Chen Fei,Chen Wei,Chu Yun,Cui Jie,Hao Liang,Hu Xiaoyuan,Li Ming,Liu Chuang,Lu Pingyuan,LuYang,Miao Ying,Nabuqi,Qiu Xiaofei,Shen Xin,Xun Sun,Wan Yang,Yao Qingmei,Yu JiandZhang Ding. After the exhibition, a considerable number of works representative of this generation of artists will be added to the Centre Pompidou collection.

隆重介紹，巴黎將在2024年10月9日盛大開幕2024年蒙馬特豐收節。這場壯觀的展會將在法蘭西島的心臟地帶舉行，讓觀眾深入體驗法國文化的精髓。本次活動將展示當地農民辛勤耕作的成果，以及豐富多元的法國美食和藝術品。蒙馬特豐收節不僅是一場慶祝豐收的活動，也是巴黎社區共融的象徵。屆時，參觀者將有機會與當地居民交流，共享這片土地的豐饒與喜悅。敬請期待更多信息及票價的公布，並預留時間，親臨現場感受這個不容錯過的盛事。

This is an opportunity to get to know this Italian artistic movement through the collection of works by thirteen of its main protagonists. Arte Povera is an Italian artistic movement that emerged on the international stage in the 1960s. From October 9, 2024 to January 27, 2025, this magnificent monument in the heart of Paris will host a major exhibition that traces the birth of this artistic movement in Italy and its international impact. Artists closely associated with this movement include Giovanni Anselmo, Alighiero Boetti, Pier Paolo Calzolari, Luciano Fabro, Ioannis Kounellis, Giulio Paolini, Pino Pascali, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Emilio Plini and Gilberto Zorio. These artists, mainly from Turin, Genoa, Bologna, Milan and Rome, have truly changed the language of contemporary art by expanding the fields of painting, sculpture, drawing and photography.

The Museum of Modern Art in Paris proposes to revisit the history of modernity in the 20th century through The Imagination of the Atom. The exhibition invites the public to explore the artistic expressions provoked by the scientific discovery of the atom and its applications, in particular the nuclear bomb, whose devastating consequences changed the destiny of humanity. By bringing together nearly 250 works (paintings, drawings, photographs, videos and installations), as well as often unpublished documents, the exhibition presents for the first time in a French institution the very different positions taken by artists in the face of scientific progress and the controversies it has provoked. Dealing with a topic that is more topical than ever, it is part of the museum's wish to echo contemporary cultural and social issues in its programming.

The Museum of Modern Art in Paris proposes to revisit the history of modernity in the 20th century through The Imagination of the Atom. The exhibition invites the public to explore the artistic expressions provoked by the scientific discovery of the atom and its applications, in particular the nuclear bomb, whose devastating consequences changed the destiny of humanity. By bringing together nearly 250 works (paintings, drawings, photographs, videos and installations), as well as often unpublished documents, the exhibition presents for the first time in a French institution the very different positions taken by artists in the face of scientific progress and the controversies it has provoked. Dealing with a topic that is more topical than ever, it is part of the museum's wish to echo contemporary cultural and social issues in its programming.

Olga de Amaral is an internationally renowned artist whose bold style has left its mark on contemporary art, receiving praise and admiration around the world. The Fondation Cartier will present an unprecedented retrospective of the Colombian artist from October 12, 2024 to March 16, 2025. In this eponymous exhibition, Olga de Amaral takes us into her unique world of textiles, where her giant creations break away from traditional artistic norms. These abstract works can be paintings, sculptures, installations, and more. They draw on elements from the worlds of architecture and textiles to create unique and fascinating works. Olga de Amaral experiments with different textiles (linen, cotton, horsehair, gesso, gold leaf or palladium) to combine threads and give life to monumental installations. She varies the color, technique and size of her works according to her desires and explorations. Visitors will find themselves drawn to these organic, shimmering pieces that are almost alive.

Olga de Amaral is an internationally renowned artist whose bold style has left its mark on contemporary art, receiving praise and admiration around the world. The Fondation Cartier will present an unprecedented retrospective of the Colombian artist from October 12, 2024 to March 16, 2025. In this eponymous exhibition, Olga de Amaral takes us into her unique world of textiles, where her giant creations break away from traditional artistic norms. These abstract works can be paintings, sculptures, installations, and more. They draw on elements from the worlds of architecture and textiles to create unique and fascinating works. Olga de Amaral experiments with different textiles (linen, cotton, horsehair, gesso, gold leaf or palladium) to combine threads and give life to monumental installations. She varies the color, technique and size of her works according to her desires and explorations. Visitors will find themselves drawn to these organic, shimmering pieces that are almost alive.

Choreographer Izzy Odigie will be making a stop in Paris for her UnderRated World Tour. Celebrating 10 years in her career, the tour will consist of intensive workshops focusing on the fundamentals and performance of Afro choreography Information Source: TRŸBE | eventbrite

Gagosian is pleased to announce Maison Ancart, an exhibition of new paintings by Harold Ancart, opening on October 14, 2024, at 4 rue de Ponthieu. The paintings in Maison Ancart are conceived in conversation with the spirit of radical freedom and innovation put forth by pioneering abstractionists, from the Post-Impressionists and the School of Paris to postwar American artists, among others. The trees, meadows, ponds, mountains, and other features operate as archetypal forms that Ancart revisits throughout this body of work. According to the artist, these subjects serve as an “alibi” for painting, providing a platform through which he can experiment with paint. Ancart develops his paintings with the medium of oil stick, using saturated colors and boldly defined forms to picture imagined places abstracted from landscape motifs. He emphasizes the primacy of his artmaking process, defining his subjects to alternately anchor the compositions and disrupt their stability. The viewpoints established are from below or straight on, emphasizing their scale and the artist’s negotiation of surface and depth, abstraction and representation. Made with attention to the boundaries between forms and their contours, the paintings are unified by Ancart’s articulation of horizons through juxtapositions of color, offering through lines across the canvases.