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Invitations: Miami and Paris

Sharon Butler at Pulse
Installation at Season, Booth S-105, SEASON, Pulse Art Fair in Miami, 2016. These paintings are based on digital drawings I post on Instagram each morning.

I have two shows opening this week: A�solo show�(S-105)�curated by Robert Yoder/SEASON at the PULSE Contemporary Art Fair�and the Paris iteration of ��Deux C�t�s / Two Sides,� at�Galerie Jean Fournier.��This exhibition is the second�of a two-part collaboration, presented with �Theodore:Art�in Brooklyn. If you are in either neighborhood, I hope you will stop by and say hello. I’ll be at the opening in Paris on Thursday, December 1.

DETAILS:
1. PULSE Contemporary Art Fair:�Considered one of the�must-see�art fairs in Miami this week, PULSE opens�on Thursday, December 1, with the�Private�Preview Brunch, 10am � 1pm, where over 75 local and international exhibitors will welcome VIP guests and press for first access to new works. �The fair runs�through Sunday, December 4th, 2016.�For more information on PULSE Miami Beach 2016 including hours, directions, please see the�Visitors�page. �Robert Yoder has selected paintings based on digital drawings I post on Instagram each morning.

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Sharon Butler, July, 2016, oil on canvas, 38 x 32 inches. On view in Deux C�t�s / Two Sides at Galerie Jean Fournier.

2.�Deux C�t�s / Two Sides:�The opening reception is the evening of Thursday, December 1, 2016, and the show runs�January 14, 2017.

Gallerists Stephanie Theodore (Brooklyn) and Emilie Ovaere Corthay (Paris) noticed common preoccupations among�abstract painters in Paris and New York. They conceived a�two-part exhibition that demonstrates the similarities and differences on both�sides of the Atlantic.�In September, the first part of the exhibition was installed at Theodore:Art in Brooklyn, and for the second part, the Galerie Jean Fournier is welcoming work from the same American artists�(Eric Brown, Sharon Butler, Jack Davidson and Joyce Robins) in a dialogue with Fabienne Gaston-Dreyfus, Nicolas Guiet, Pierre Mabille, Peter Soriano and Claude Tetot–all�united by abstraction and color.

The approaches of these eight artists are of course unique, but are all underpinned by the idea of a simple geometry, without ostentation, absolutely undemonstrative. These artists are also united by the search for formal balance and a profound understanding of the constructive and expansive power of color.

Galerie Jean Fournier
22, rue du Bac�
Paris 75007
info@galerie-jeanfournier.com
t : + 33 (0)1 42 97 44 00
10 h – 12 h 30 / 14 h – 19 h
du mardi au samedi

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