The gallery moved from Manhattan to Long Island. During the construction of the new space, we will work mostly online and on the Art fairs.

Visit by appointment are still available.

We will showcasing our artists @ Palm Beach Modern & Contemporary, March 20-24 2024

& we will showcasing our artists @Affordable Art Fair NYC , March 20-24 2024

ART ON PAPER NY September 7th-10th 2023

Showcasing Laurie Frick, Zhou Hongbin, Xan Padron, Serge Bloch.

Serge Bloch. Off-Site. Solo show July 18-30 2023. 185 Franklin St 2nd floor, New York, NY 10013

BLOCH, BLOCH & VAUTIER, Paris France, June 22-27, 2023: First group show organized by Michele Mariaud Gallery, on 3 floors, rue de Buci, showcasing the works of an Artsy family

 

VOLTA NY, May 17th-21st. Artist showcased: Pascal Pierme & Zhou Hongbin





Art on Paper NY, September 8th-11th 2022. Artists featured: Rachel Shaw Ashton, Dominique Fayad, Delphine RocherPascal Pierme, Isabelle Lemay, Karenina Fabrizzi,

Art Market & Design @ Bridgehamptons NY, August 11t-14th 2022: Artists featured: Pascal Pierme, Linc Thelen, Stepanka Summer, Albert Delamour

PAST

All That is Solid Melts Into Air.

This online exclusive exhibition presents the works of 3 photographers. Inspired by Marshall Berman's book, All That is Solid Melts Into Air, each artist proposes an interpretation of the modern world and new ways of inhabiting it as a "place for nourishment for ongoing life".

August 17 - September 7, 2021

 

COLOR FOCUS: BLUE

In Art history, there are notorious examples of artists using the color blue ranging from Picasso, Matisse, and leading to the iconic blue Klein. Our talented roster of artists perpetuates a rich history of vibrant blues that speak to us and bring peace to our minds. Artists: Albert Delamour, Pascal Pierme, Linc Thelen, Stepanka Summer, Xan Padron, Tomek Sadurski, Karenina Fabrizzi, Yolanda & H, Joan Salo. The show is featured on Artsy.net

JULY 13 - 31st, 2020

Art Fairs: Art on Paper March 5-8. Artists featured: Rachel Shaw Ashton, Xan Padron, Anastasia Savinova, Lori Doody, Karenina Fabrizzi, Joel Kuntz.

POST paintings, Laurence de Valmy

What if Instagram had always existed? Laurence de Valmy intermingles her profound understanding of art history along with her painting dexterities to appropriate the famous works of arts and disclose their narratives, which are depicted as Instagram posts from a time gone by.

Instagram now plays an important role for visual artists and artworks are more often seen through a screen than face to face. She merged this fact with her interest in art history to share the stories behind iconic artworks. “I love art history but above all, I’m fascinated by personal stories and relationships: how artists were connected with other artists, art dealers, writers, their lovers, etc. What made them create their work? Or for whom did they do it? That’s what my series is about” says de Valmy.

To create her paintings, de Valmy spends as much time on the research than on the actual painting because all the stories, dates, connections are accurate and the dialogs are as close to the quotes as possible. All the paintings are presented with the #Story.Behind.The.Art on the website which the artist considers as part of her artwork. By telling the stories behind these artworks, de Valmy invites us to consider them with a new eye and invites us in the intimacy of these famous artists.

The exhibition will be on view from May 14 to 31 with a preview and conversation in French on May 13 in partnership with Museum Week, Le Petit Journal NY and HomeIS from 6.30 pm.

SCOPE New York, SOLO BOOTH with Pascal Pierme

Art Palm Springs: presenting artists: Joan Salo, Albert delamour, Laurence de Valmy, Stepanka Summer and Linc Thelen

PULSE MIAMI, presenting artists: Pascal Pierme, Joan Salo, Albert Delamour

TEXAS CONTEMPORARY, Houston. Artist Featured: Stepanka SUMMER, Pascal Pierme, Albert Delamour

ART MARKET + DESIGN, BRIDGEHAMPTON, artists: Linc thelen, yolanda & H, albert delamour, raul de la torre, stepanka summer

Michele Mariaud next to Waves by Yolanda & H

Michele Mariaud next to Waves by Yolanda & H

FRAGMENTS, SERGE BLOCH

Works on paper and sculpture. Enter the magical, creative world of renowned French artist, Serge Bloch, where anything can happen, and the discovery of an ordinary little line can result in the most amazing adventure. Serge Bloch was awarded several international prizes for how work. His books are internationally published and he works for television, magazines and newspaper around the world. 

ART MARKET, Fort Mason San Francisco

Art on Paper, New York

WOW

Opening: September 17

Exhibition: September 17 - December 3, 2017

Location: Morris Museum,

6 Normandy Heights Road, Morristown, New Jersey 07960

WOW displays LeMay’s dedication to the land and the endless beauty it evokes. LeMay’s composite landscapes are so vividly realized that one feels drawn not just to view but to step into them.

 
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Art Market Bridgehampton (2017)

Artists: Yolanda & H, Zhou Hongbin, Albert Delamour, Pascal Pierme, Joan Salo, Pascal Girardin, Stepanka.

 

HABITAT

Photography and Sculpture by Zhou Hongbin

Opening Reception: September 7

Exhibition: September 7 - 21, 2017

“I choose to be represented by familiar pets like my own bunny to create a habitat, similar to a personal garden, utopian and self-centered, where different moments of my own life are fixed and combined in the same picture” The artist has said she intends to create “lovely and pure thoughts and avoid the conflict of reality.”

 

STEPANKA IN WONDERLAND

Yummy porcelain macaroon-like installations, optical illusions of fluffy pillows, and golden clouds fill the wall with joy! Horalkova’s wonderment of the world is depicted in all of her work. 

 

OUTSIDE THE FRAME - ALBERT DELAMOUR

This exhibition is a portal that leads into Albert Delamour's creative process and main influences. 

Video: Albert Delamour

 

Between the lines, Joan Salo and Pascal Pierme

Does the the line represent the calmness of life? An ideal form? Between the Lines sets two artists alongside one another for whom the simplest art element -the line- is the main component of their work. 

NOTHING CUTE

Nothing Cute is celebrating 2 years of Kid-In.net. Curator: Alice Bertay. Photographers: Tomothy Saccenti, Frej Hedenberg, Benoit Pailley, Tiago Motions, Salo Jeudi and Lionel Koretzky, Flattery O'Kafka, Bill Phelps, Maru Alvarez, Wanda Kujacz, Marilou Daube, Zoe Adlersberg. Masks by Nanse Kawashima.