Paris, 18.10.2024
24 Beaubourg
24 Beaubourg is not only the address of the gallery by the same name, which will be ‚The Place to Be‘ in Paris 18th October 2024, but it is also the working title of our first project.
In the heart of the artists‘ quarter of Paris, vis-à-vis to the famous Pompidou Museum, 5 artists from Leipzig are going to meet the art scene of the French capital.
A very special Franco-German dialogue will unfold over two floors with 330 square meters and turn into a frenzy of colours, shapes and motions. Because alongside the expressive artworks by Gustav Sonntag, Sebastian Hosu and Rachel Morgenstern (Galerie Philipp Anders), the vibrant installations by Lorin Brockhaus as well as the creative highlights presented by Saeite, dancers from Leipzig Ballet will interpret in a choreography by Marcelino Libao the emotion of colours in body language.
24 Beaubourg is framed by Art Basel, which takes place at the same time, making Paris one of the most exciting places in October 2024 for all (art) lovers.
I N V O L V E D A R T I S T S
Sebastian Hosu
presented by Galerie Philipp Anders
Rachel von Morgenstern
in collaboration with Galerie Philipp Anders
Gustav Sonntag
presented by Galerie Philipp Anders
Lorin Brockhaus
in collaboration with SAEITE
Steffen Woyth
Managing Director of SAEITE
Marcos Vinicius da Silva
Dancer Leipzig Ballet & Performer
Evelina Andresson
Dancer Leipzig Ballet & Performer
Marcelino Libao
Dancer Leipzig Ballet & Art Performance Choreographer
Murat Önen
DJ and Artist
P R O J E C T P A R T N E R S
Great projects can only be brought to life through collaboration with great partners, such as Mijo Roussel, who provides a unique location at Galerie 24 Beaubourg, where Leipzig artists, including those from Galerie Philipp Anders, curated by Marie Laure Desjardins as part of our project, can bring their creative visions to Paris and from there to the world. The whole event will be framed by the culinary creations of FOOD&TALENT.
‘I praise my Leipzig! It’s a little Paris and educates its people. ’ ~ J.W. Goethe
