Galerie Georges-Philippe & Nathalie Vallois — PhotoSaintGermain

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The Académie des beaux-arts

Czech Centre Paris

Eugène Delacroix Museum

Bayeté Ross Smith

Museum of the History of Medecine

Paris Faculty of Pharmacy

Abraham & Wolff

Catherine DeLattre

Galerie Arenthon

Galerie Berthet-Aittouarès

Galerie Catherine & André Hug

Susan Burnstine

Galerie Éric Mouchet

Christine Crozat & Bertrand Hugues

Galerie John Ferrère

Pooya Abbasian, Matisse Mesnil, Léon Nullans

Galerie Le Minotaure × Galerie Kaléidoscope

Carl Strüwe, Edmund Kesting, Erwin Blumenfeld, Man Ray, Raoul Ubac...

Galerie Olivier Waltman

Ségolène Brossette Galerie

Rebecca Topakian

Librairie des Alpes

Librairie Alain Brieux

Hôtel La Louisiane

Quai de Solférino

Rubis Mécénat hors les murs

Tshepiso Mazibuko & Sibusiso Bheka

École Penninghen

Hôtel La Louisiane

Beaux-Arts de Paris

Galerie Roger-Viollet

La Galerie du Crous de Paris

Laura Ben Hayoun Stepanian, Lotfi Benyelles, Michel Slomka

Galerie Gallimard

Réfectoire des Cordeliers

Mélissa Cornet & Kiana Hayeri

Galerie Georges-Philippe & Nathalie Vallois

Centre Culturel Irlandais

N°	Location	Artist	Type	District
1	The Académie des beaux-arts	Olivier Jobard	Institution	6e
2	Czech Centre Paris	—	Centre Culturel	6e
3	Eugène Delacroix Museum	Bayeté Ross Smith	Institution	6e
4	Museum of the History of Medecine	—	Institution	6e
5	Paris Faculty of Pharmacy	—	Institution	6e
6	Abraham & Wolff	Catherine DeLattre	Galerie	7e
7	Galerie Arenthon	Julie Laporte	Galerie	6e
8	Galerie Berthet-Aittouarès	—	Galerie	6e
9	Galerie Catherine & André Hug	Susan Burnstine	Galerie	6e
10	Galerie Éric Mouchet	Christine Crozat & Bertrand Hugues	Galerie	6e
11	Galerie John Ferrère	Pooya Abbasian, Matisse Mesnil, Léon Nullans	Galerie	6e
12	Galerie Le Minotaure × Galerie Kaléidoscope	Carl Strüwe, Edmund Kesting, Erwin Blumenfeld, Man Ray, Raoul Ubac...	Galerie	6e
13	Galerie Madé	Julien Magre	Galerie	6e
14	Galerie Olivier Waltman	Linda Tuloup	Galerie	6e
15	Ségolène Brossette Galerie	Marilia Destot	Galerie	6e
16	Zander Paris	Robert Frank	Galerie	6e
17	8lithèque	Lahem	Librairie	14e
18	delpire & co	Rebecca Topakian	Librairie	6e
19	Librairie des Alpes	Jacques Pugin	Librairie	6e
20	Librairie 7L	—	Librairie	7e
21	Librairie Alain Brieux	—	Librairie	6e
22	Hôtel La Louisiane	Antanas Sutkus	Autre	6e
23	Quai de Solférino	Clara Prioux	Autre	7e
24	Rubis Mécénat hors les murs	Tshepiso Mazibuko & Sibusiso Bheka	Pop-up	6e
25	Shmorévaz	—	Autre	7e
26	École Penninghen	—	Institution	6e
27	Hôtel La Louisiane	—	Autre	6e
28	Beaux-Arts de Paris	—	Institution	6e
29	Galerie Roger-Viollet	—	Galerie	6e
30	La Galerie du Crous de Paris	Laura Ben Hayoun Stepanian, Lotfi Benyelles, Michel Slomka	Galerie	6e
31	Galerie Gallimard	Nicolas Krief	Galerie	7e
32	Réfectoire des Cordeliers	Mélissa Cornet & Kiana Hayeri	Institution	6e
33	Galerie Georges-Philippe & Nathalie Vallois	Eulàlia Grau	Galerie	6e
34	Centre Culturel Irlandais	Sharon Murphy	Centre Culturel	5e

Design : Roch Deniau
Programming : Paul Gacon
Typeface : Klod AM

Galerie Georges-Philippe & Nathalie Vallois

DATES ! Exhibition runs from november 8

Eulàlia Grau, Collage Etnografia - Sol i Calor, 1973

Eulàlia Grau, Collage Etnografia - coche en habitaciòn, 1971-1974

Eulàlia Grau, Collage Etnografia 38, 1975

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Eulàlia Grau

Collages

In the early 1970s, Eulàlia is very young and very angry. She’s in her twenties when she begins to sketch portraits of her society - conservative, violent, authoritarian and Catholic. She calls herself Eulàlia already ; no patronym, and no clear-cut idea of what she hopes to do, except to leave. Leaving is urgent. In 1971, Eulàlia elects Paris and leaves her native Catalonia where Franco continues to spread his terror. Entrance tickets to national museums, chocolate wrappers and a few café receipts bear witness to this getaway. These sparse scraps of paper are laid out on a gray cardboard sheet, clearly dated. The memory of a first collage.
Collage allows her to deconstruct what is troubling, everything that is sometimes established too quickly, and which anchors itself in people's minds like the foundations of a beautiful building. She cuts-and-pastes, criticizes her society in a very spontaneous way. In 1972 she launched the ‘Etnografias’ series of photomontages; the title speaks for itself.
Each Etnografia is made from a collage - photographed, enlarged and then reproduced on canvas using a photographic emulsion process, sometimes enhanced with a few touches of acrylic.
This is why Eulàlia almost always speaks of "paintings". However, the premises are indeed assemblages of images gleaned from the pages of the magazines of her time. Through collage, she confronts fragments of reality that do not normally meet. She details them, rubs them together on the same plane; and that's when the work starts to scream.

For the artist's second exhibition, the gallery is showing for the first time and in exclusivity the artist's original collages.

Galerie Georges-Philippe & Nathalie Vallois
Opened in 1990 in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Galerie Georges-Philippe & Nathalie Vallois has been able to bring together heritage and contemporary artists through large-scale exhibitions. The presentation of major works from New European Realism and American Hyperrealism alongside a vibrant contemporary artistic scene remains the hallmark of the gallery.

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