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    Georges Mathieu est un artiste dont l’œuvre s’invite dans nos mains, s’affiche en très grand format et s’inscrit dans l’art urbain. Il est tout cela… et bien plus encore. 📍 Découvrez l’impact de son travail dans l’art d’hier, d’aujourd’hui et de demain. 🎟️ Réservez dès maintenant sur monnaiedeparis.fr jusqu’au 7 septembre 2025 #MonnaieDeParis #ExpoGeorgesMathieu #ExpoGraffiti @monnaiedeparis @centrepompidou
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    Découvrez l’exposition « Georges Mathieu. Geste, vitesse, mouvement » à la @monnaiedeparis ! 🎉   Cette rétrospective, coproduite par la Monnaie de Paris et le Centre Pompidou, retrace en 8 sections chrono-thématiques le parcours artistique du fondateur de l’Abstraction lyrique, Georges Mathieu.   Attaché à investir tous les domaines de la création, l’artiste a collaboré avec la Monnaie de Paris pour la création d’une importante série de médailles. Présentés en regard, les grands formats de Mathieu, et l’iconique pièce de 10 francs, frappée dans les ateliers de la Monnaie de Paris en 1974, ainsi que des peintures emblématiques et des réalisations décoratives, offrent l’occasion de découvrir que peinture et art monétaire peuvent se nourrir des mêmes aspirations esthétiques.   📆 « Georges Mathieu », une exposition à voir à la Monnaie de Paris jusqu’au 7 septembre 2025 !   - Discover the exhibition « Georges Mathieu. Geste, vitesse, mouvement » at Monnaie de Paris! 🎉   Co-produced by the Monnaie de Paris and the Centre Pompidou, this retrospective traces the artistic journey of the founder of Lyrical Abstraction, Georges Mathieu, through 8 chronological and thematic sections.   Deeply committed to engaging with all fields of creation, the artist collaborated with the Monnaie de Paris on the design of an important series of medals. Displayed side by side, Mathieu’s large-scale works and the iconic 10-franc coin—struck in the Monnaie de Paris workshops in 1974—as well as emblematic paintings and decorative pieces, offer an opportunity to discover how painting and coin art can draw from the same aesthetic aspirations.   📆 « Georges Mathieu », an exhibition to see at the Monnaie de Paris until September 7, 2025!   - #ExpoGeorgesMathieu #MonnaiedeParis #CentrePompidou #Museum #Paris @centrepompidou
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    Don’t miss the Georges Mathieu retrospective at the @monnaiedeparis! The exhibition ‘Geste, Vitesse, Mouvement’ in collaboration with @centrepompidou and curated by Christian Briend, Eric de Chassey, and Béatrice Coullaré showcases works by one of the most distinctive French artists of the second half of the 20th century. As controversial as he was celebrated during his lifetime, Georges Mathieu’s significance is now being rediscovered. The impressive work ‘Les Nymphes de Diane’, originally created for the grand staircase of the Monnaie de Paris and inspired by an opera by Rameau, is returning to its original location for the first time since 1971. In the Guillaume Dupré Salon d’honneur, the exhibition opens with three monumental paintings, shown publicly for the first time since their recent acquisition into national collections. Visitors will then explore eight thematic sections tracing the artistic evolution of Georges Mathieu. In parallel, the Monnaie de Paris highlights the echoes of Mathieu’s work in contemporary street art practices by inviting graffiti artists JonOne, Lek & Sowat, Nassyo, Camille Gendron, and Matt Zerfa to create site-specific artworks. On view until September 7, 2025. __ #GeorgesMathieu #Paris #MonnaiedeParis @monnaiedeparis @centrepompidou @perrotin __ Exhibition views of Georges Mathieu’s ‘Geste, Vitesse, Mouvement’ at Monnaie de Paris, 2025 Photo: Claire Dorn Courtesy The Estate of Georges Mathieu & Perrotin ©Comité Georges Mathieu / ADAGP, Paris, 2025
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    This impressive 9-meter-long work by Georges Mathieu is currently on display at the Long Museum in China. The work was painted by Mathieu in 1965 as the central work in his large-scale exhibition at the Galerie Charpentier, where he showed over 130 paintings and gouaches. ‘Paris, Capitale des Arts’ is distinguished by an abstract central figure that is both calligraphic and heraldic, constructed from a complex network of straight and curved lines. The black, yellow, and red lines cross each other and converge toward the center of the composition. The resulting gathering of signs seems to float on a range of shades of blue, while white arcs and axes burst out on either side of the canvas, standing out against the background and adding movement to the painting. __ @thelongmuseum @perrotin #GeorgesMathieu #LongMuseum #Shanghai #Perrotin __ Georges MATHIEU, Paris, Capital of the Arts, 1965 ©Comité Georges Mathieu / ADAGP, Paris, 2024. Courtesy of the estate & Perrotin
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    “I am my painting.” — Georges Mathieu Mathieu’s complete physical dedication to his work truly embodies this motto. The sensuality of Mathieu‘s works relies on the body’s gesturality, on dynamic, incisive graphics created with long brushes or by directly applying paint with tubes, fingers or cloth, on mostly plain backgrounds. This week marks the grand opening of Mathieu’s first retrospective in China at the Long Museum. This exhibition shows the perpetual antagonism between creation and destruction that defines the monumental works. Mathieu began creating these large-scale frescoes, measuring between four and nine meters, as early as 1952. Mathieu’s abstract grammar, which he developed during the Second World War, merges celebratory fervor with the abyss of disaster. The canvas becomes a projection surface for the energy of this existential struggle, enhanced by the exhilarating effect of speed, which increases the risk involved in his pictorial improvisations. Mathieu‘s heroic painting reflects the contradictions and upheavals of its age: the anguish and trauma of war, oppression and compromise, material and moral destruction, as well as the spirit of revolt and the desire to triumph and regain freedom. 🎟️Plan your visits at the link in @thelongmuseum bio Images: Installation views, “Georges Mathieu,” Aug 29 - Oct 27, 2024, The Long Museum, West Bund © Long Museum/Comité Georges Mathieu
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    Georges Mathieu’s major summer exhibition has opened its door this week. 👨🏻‍🎨Mathieu played a decisive role within abstraction during the movement’s burgeoning in the late 1940s and early 1950s across Europe and the United States. Departing from the geometric abstractions that had dominated the previous era, he developed a visual language that favored form over content and gesture over intent, aiming for uninhibited creative expression. He termed this newfound aesthetic “lyrical abstraction,” after a description of his work by the French critic Jean José Marchand in 1947. 🖌️Mathieu’s works are characterized by a calligraphic quality of line, achieved by using long brushes and applying paint directly from tubes onto the canvas. The immediacy and rapid execution of these methods ensured the freedom that defined his work. According to Clement Greenberg, Mathieu was the most powerful among his contemporary European painters. 🔁Scroll through to take a closer look at Georges Mathieu’s emancipated style of painting. Images: 1. Georges Mathieu, ‘Occision du duc Jehan de Bourgogne,’ 1957, Chrisochrome on canvas, 97 x 195 cm, ©Comité Georges Mathieu / ADAGP, Paris, 2024. Courtesy of the Estate and Perrotin 2. Georges Mathieu, ‘Vaux-le-Vicomte,’ 1965, Oil on canvas, 97 x 195 cm, ©Comité Georges Mathieu / ADAGP, Paris, 2024. Courtesy of the Estate and Perrotin 3. Georges Mathieu, ‘Syrrhapte,’ 1980, Alkyd on canvas, 89.5 x 146 cm, ©Comité Georges Mathieu / ADAGP, Paris, 2024. Courtesy of the Estate and Perrotin
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    Repost of @thelongmuseum: Combining violence and virtuosity, Georges Mathieu‘s paintings are instantly recognizable for their calligraphic lyricism and exceptional precision. Despite the speed and spontaneity with which they are executed, every stroke is purposeful. From 29 August to 27 October 2024, Long Museum (West Bund) will host Georges Mathieu’s (1921-2012) first retrospective in China. A key figure in the New School of Paris, Mathieu was one of the most original French painters of his generation, founding Lyrical Abstraction in 1946 and becoming one of its most tireless proponents. He was one of the few European painters who significantly impacted the Abstract Expressionist scene in New York. His now legendary public painting sessions anticipated performance art and, from the 1970s onwards, contributed to the emergence of the urban language of graffiti. 💥💥On a scale never before seen in Asia, the exhibition will showcase pieces from over four decades of creative activity, offering a unique opportunity to explore Mathieu’s prolific body of work and its vigorous and exhilarating celebration of gesture. Images: 1. Georges Mathieu preparing the background of a canvas in 1959 at the Rio de Janeiro stadium, Brazil, before his exhibition at the Museu de Arte Moderna. ©Comité Georges Mathieu / ADAGP, Paris, 2024. 2. Georges Mathieu rushing towards a canvas on the roof of his mansion at 11bis Avenue Léopold II in Paris XVI, France. Photo for the magazine Parade on May 25, 1958. ©Comité Georges Mathieu / ADAGP, Paris, 2024. 3. Georges Mathieu painting in public Macumba with Afro-Brazilian musical and choreographic accompaniment of Candomblé rituals at the Museu de Arte Moderna on October 31, 1959, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. ©Comité Georges Mathieu / ADAGP, Paris, 2024.
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    Starting August 28, the Shanghai Long Museum will host the first major retrospective of Georges Mathieu in China. A key figure in the New School of Paris, Georges Mathieu was one of the most original French painters of his generation, a founder of Lyrical Abstraction in 1946 who became one of its most tireless proponents. The exhibition will showcase pieces from over four decades of the Mathieu’s creative activity on a scale never before seen in Asia, offering a unique opportunity to explore the artist’s prolific body of work and its vigorous and exhilarating celebration of gesture. __ @thelongmuseum @perrotin #GeorgesMathieu #LongMuseum #Shanghai #Perrotin __ Photo: Georges Mathieu next to Hommage au Connétable de Bourbon, auteur du sac de Rome (1527), which he had just painted on April 2, 1959, at the Theater am Fleischmarkt in Vienna, Austria. Georges MATHIEU, Hugues de Payens fonde l’ordre du Temple (1118), 1958 ©Comité Georges Mathieu / ADAGP, Paris, 2024. Courtesy of the estate & Perrotin
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    The first exhibition of Georges Mathieu in Korea July 12 to August 24 @perrotin Seoul
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