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The '''Ricardo Fernandes Gallery''' ({{Lang-fr|text=Galerie Ricardo Fernandes}}) is a [[contemporary art]] gallery located in [[Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine]], greater Paris region, inaugurated in 2008 by [[Brazilian art]] curator Ricardo Fernandes. |
The '''Ricardo Fernandes Gallery''' ({{Lang-fr|text=Galerie Ricardo Fernandes}}) is a [[contemporary art]] gallery located in [[Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine]], greater Paris region, inaugurated in 2008 by [[Brazilian art]] curator Ricardo Fernandes. |
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Revision as of 17:17, 28 August 2023
The Ricardo Fernandes Gallery (French: Galerie Ricardo Fernandes) is a contemporary art gallery located in Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine, greater Paris region, inaugurated in 2008 by Brazilian art curator Ricardo Fernandes.
The gallery presents mainly solo shows and a few collective exhibitions yearly. It is located inside the Marché Dauphine, which is part of the Paris/Saint-Ouen Flea Market.
Location
The Ricardo Fernandes Gallery[1] is located inside the Marché Dauphine,[2] which is part of the Paris/Saint-Ouen Flea Market, one of largest flea markets in the world. Marché Dauphine is an antique, modern and contemporary market hall with design, art, fashion, music, cultural shops, and art galleries.
History
Ricardo Fernandes Gallery was founded in June 2008 by Ricardo Fernandes in Paris, France. Fernandes has been the managing director of the gallery since its start. The basic purpose of the gallery is the promotion and trade of contemporary art, art advisory, art evaluation, and art appraisal.
The gallery has collaborated with the Qingdao Sculpture Art Museum and The JISP Sculpture Park of Shanghai, both in China. Also to the residence program for the Palais de Tokyo in Paris, France, The French National Library (Bibliothèque nationale de France), and it has organized exhibitions and promoting contemporary art in all its levels, selecting and curating artists to specific art projects, creating scenography and helping in all aspects of different projects.
Main curatorial projects
{{}} More than 250 curatorial projects participated in over the last 20 years. A few of them are listed below.
2023 PIPA Prize,[3] Member of the Nominating Committee 2023, Brazil.[4]
2015 – 2023 Co-curator of the Photography Collection of the National Library of France (BnF), Paris, France
2022 Natureza Viva, Lucia Adverse, Tiradentes, Brazil[5]
2022 Klaxon-mania: Centenary of São Paulo Modern Art Week 1922 – Paris 2022, France
2020 PIPA Prize, Member of the Nominating Committee 2020, Brazil[4]
2018 - 2019 V Shanghai Sculpture Biennale 2018, Curator for the Brazilian artist Leopoldo Martins, Shanghai, China
2011 - 2018 Founder and Curator of Summer Festival, Paris, France
2017 Eyes Open Wide, Nuit Blanche Paris, Art Festival with artists Ikse Maître and Vincent Breed, Paris, France
2015 Brigitte Bardot (dans l’intimité), D&D Design Center, São Paulo, Brazil
2014 Remake Aleijadinho - Gritos e Profecias - Sérgio Bello at Arts and Crafts Museum of Belo Horizonte (MAO BH), Brazil
2014 Der Sturm, Lucia Adverse, Curator at the Museu Inimá de Paula de Belo Horizonte (MIP BH), Brazil
2013 Les courbes de l’Univers, Lucia Adverse, Centre Culturel Cloître des Billettes, Paris, France
2011 NO ART, Vitaliy and Elena Vasilieva at the M17 Contemporary Art Center, Kiev, Ukraine
Exhibitions
Main Exhibitions organized and curated by Ricardo Fernandes Gallery during the last 10 years
2023
1. Attempt at Exhausting a Place, solo exhibition, Timo Herbst, Paris, France
2. Projet pour un monde, solo exhibition, Lula Ricardi, Paris, France
3. Still I Speak, solo exhibition, Juliana Sícoli, Paris, France[6]
2022
1. Bois Brésil, solo exhibition, José Diniz, Paris, France
2. (Dé)construction, collective exhibition, Paris, France
3. Klaxon-mania, collective exhibition, Paris, France
4. Le sens des choses, solo exhibition, Eduardo Fonseca, Paris, France
5. Natureza Viva, solo exhibition, Lucia Adverse, Tiradentes, Brazil
6. Tupi or Not Tupi, solo exhibition, Lívia Melzi, Paris, France
2021
1. Chaos Naturel, solo exhibition, Mathilde Thiennot, Paris, France
2. Essential Quotes to Live, solo exhibition, Juan Esteves, Paris, France
3. Noir et Blanc, a collective exhibition with Lita Cerqueira, Paris, France
4. Preto Absoluto, solo exhibition, Lita Cerqueira, Paris, France
2020
1. André Mendes, Lula Ricardi, Marcelo Solá, collective exhibition, Paris, France
2. Food for Thought, collective exhibition, Paris, France
3. Not Going Anywhere, collective exhibition, Paris, France
2019
1. Dessin sur papier, solo exhibition, Marcelo Solá, Paris, France
2. Terra Brasilis, collective exhibition, Paris, France
3. Rojo, collective exhibition, Paris, France
2018
1. Shanghai Biennale of Sculptures, a collective exhibition with Leopoldo Martins, Shanghai, China
2. Leopoldo Martins, solo exhibition, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
André Mendes, Paris, France
3. Aestival 2018 – Dada, us, collective exhibition, Paris, France
2017
1. Aestival 2017 – collective exhibition, Paris, France
2. Nuit Blanche with Ikse Maitre, Paris, France
2016
1. Sami Korhonen, solo exhibition, Paris, France
2. Aestival 2016 – collective exhibition, Paris, France
2015
1. Brigitte Bardot na Intimidade, São Paulo, Brazil
2. Qingdao Museum European Show with Sérgio Bello, Qingdao, China
2014
1. Beleza na Imperfeição, collective exhibition, Paris, France
2. Combat Intime, solo exhibition, Stanislas Kalimerov, Paris, France
3. Der Sturm, Lucia Adverse, solo exhibition, Paris, France
4. Le Brésil en noir et blanc, solo exhibition, Lita Cerqueira, Paris, France
2013
1. 5X5, solo exhibition, Weber Pádua, Paris, France
2. Amilcar de Castro, solo exhibition, Paris, France
3. Roland Schmitz, solo exhibition, Paris, France
4. Vers le Vert, solo exhibition, Sérgio Bello, Paris, France
References
- ^ "Ricardo Fernandes Gallery | Contemporary Art Online | Art Contemporain". www.ricardofernandes.biz. Retrieved 2023-08-20.
- ^ "Marché Dauphine - In the heart of the Paris Saint Ouen flea market". Marché Dauphine. Retrieved 2023-08-20.
- ^ "The Rio Times". The Rio Times. Archived from the original on 12 June 2023. Retrieved 19 August 2023.
- ^ a b "PIPA Prize, 2023". PIPA Prize. 2023-08-17. Retrieved 2023-08-19.
- ^ Amaral, Aracy (1995). "Stages in the Formation of Brazil's Cultural Profile". Journal of Decorative and Propaganda Arts. 21 (3) – via JSTOR 1504129.
- ^ "Le Figaro - Actualité en direct et informations en continu". LEFIGARO (in French). 2023-08-20. Retrieved 2023-08-20.