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Frieze London 2021

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Damien Hirst, “Dad and Mum,” 2021, glass, painted stainless steel, steel, painted aluminum, and painted zamac pills, each part: 22 x 28 x 3 inches; courtesy of the artist and Gagosian.
Installation view, “Damien Hirst: Cathedrals Built on Sand,” courtesy of the artist and Gagosian.
Damien Hirst, “When the Heart Speaks” (detail), 2005, glass, stainless steel, steel, aluminum, nickel, bismuth and cast resin, colored plaster, and painted pills with dry transfers, 52 1/16 x 4 inches, courtesy of the artist and Gagosian.
Paris, 8th arrondissement

Damien Hirst: Cathedrals Built on Sand

Damien Hirst’s “Cathedrals Built on Sand” is a visually playful installation posing questions on the morality of the commodification of healthcare and society’s faith in drugs.

June 8, 2021 - September 22, 2021

On view at Gagosian’s Paris gallery through September 22, Damien Hirst’s “Cathedrals Built on Sand” is a visually playful installation posing questions on the morality of the commodification of healthcare and society’s faith in drugs. The biggest installation of Hirst’s Pill Cabinets to date, these vast chromatic arrangements of the tiny medicinal morsels take on a new, heavier meaning in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, and have been presented in conjunction with earlier works like the 1998 Prototype for Lies.

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Jun 8 - Sep 22
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Damien Hirst: Cathedrals Built on Sand
Damien Hirst’s “Cathedrals Built on Sand” is a visually playful installation posing questions on the morality of the commodification of healthcare and society’s faith in drugs.

Exhibitions

Paris, 16th arrondissement |Exhibitions

The Morozov Collection: Icons of Modern Art

“The Morozov Collection: Icons of Modern Art” comprises 200 works from the collection of brothers Mikhaïl and Ivan Morozov, seen outside of Russia for the first time.

Paris, 3rd arrondissement |Exhibitions

Women in Abstraction

"Women in Abstraction" highlights the work of more than 106 artists dating from the 1860s until the 1980s.

Paris, 3rd arrondissement |Exhibitions

Figures of Power

AFIKARIS Gallery’s “Figures of Power” is a joint exhibition of the Senegalese artist Ousmane Niang and Nigerian artist John Madu.

Paris, 11th arrondissement |Exhibitions

Surface Horizon

For "Surface Horizon," Jean-Marie Appriou and Marguerite Humeau have created an all-encompassing installation that stretches from the façade to the courtyard and across all of Lafayette Anticipations’ exhibition spaces.

Paris, 14th arrondissement |Exhibitions

Damien Hirst: Cherry Blossoms

The whimsical chaos that comes with the season of cherry tree blooms is captured in Damien Hirst’s first-ever museum exhibition in France, “Cherry Blossoms.”

Paris, 8th arrondissement |Exhibitions

Anne Imhof: Natures Mortes

Giving carte blanche over the Palais de Tokyo to Anne Imhof, “Natures Mortes” sees the entirety of the institution filled with a group presentation of the artist's conception.

Paris, 3rd arrondissement |Exhibitions

Hans Hartung: Hartung 80

Perrotin’s Paris gallery at 76 rue de Turenne is presenting ”Hartung 80,” an exhibition of the artist Hans Hartung, spread across seven sectors looking at form and technique.

Paris, 3rd arrondissement |Exhibitions

Jean David Nkot: Human@Condition

Cameroonian artist Jean David Nkot’s first solo exhibition, “Human@Condition,” is on view at AFIKARIS Gallery in Paris through July 7.

Paris, 11th arrondissement |Exhibitions

Jimmy Nelson: The Last Sentinels

Photographer Jimmy Nelson’s “The Last Sentinels” opens June 9 and is on view at Atelier des Lumières in Paris through July 10.

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