Summer 2023
In 2023, to celebrate its 10th anniversary, Private Choice is planning several events, including a summer project in the South of France.
MARSEILLE
JUIL. 3 - SEPT. 3
Summer project・Le 33
CAVAILLON
JUNE. 28 - OCT. 1
Pour l'amour de l'Antique by Olivier Morand
MARSEILLE
Le 33 welcomes Private Choice for its tenth anniversary
Le 33 in Marseille is a "non profit" gallery run by Isabelle Carta, which is hosting Private Choice, founded by Nadia Candet, for a summer project to mark its 10 years of artistic commitment to the contemporary scene.
3 artists : Malo Chapuy, Katia Jacquet and Barbara Carnevale
Le 33 is located at 33 rue Saint-Jacques in Marseille's traditional antiques district. Malo Chapuy's choice to be exhibited at Le 33 is no mean feat. His small formats, his adoption of ancient techniques and his medieval aesthetic almost give the impression of having emerged from the reserves of a local antique dealer, like the rediscovery of one of those medieval treasures. His paintings are like enigmas: apart from their anachronism, they conceal a multitude of details that reveal themselves to the attentive viewer.
Malo Chapuy and Katia Jacquet have each worked on the theme of photographs by the Bernd & Hilla Becher couple. And Barbara Carnevale purifies the theme by extending the space.
Artists :
Malo Chapuy, Katia Jacquet, Barbara Carnevale
Special thanks to :
CAVAILLON
Presentation of new works by Brankica Zilovic + 30 artists in 14 exhibition rooms
...from rue Saint-Jacques to Cavaillon's hill Saint-Jacques
"The starting point of the exhibition is a love trauma. That of an 8-year-old child tripping over a Gallo-Greek amphora and picking up a perfectly preserved Roman glass vase at the foot of a fallen tree on Cavaillon's Saint-Jacques hill. Fascinated by these two ancient objects, their origin and function, and impressed by their state of preservation after 2000 years of existence... he continued to collect shards all around Cavaillon, equipped with his bicycle and notebooks of notes and drawings. Eventually, he knocked on the door of Abbé Joseph Sautel in Vaison la romaine, and then of Sylvain Gagnière, an important archaeologist and future curator of the Popes' Palace in Avignon." O. Morand