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Numéro Art, the reference magazine for international contemporary art, selects the most influential personalities, events and places in contemporary creation
The leading magazine on international contemporary art met with Rashid Johnson in his Brooklyn studio.
The committed artist has become a global star in two decades, summoning African-American identity and history, revolt and culture in his work. Numéro art also met with the legend Georg Baselitz, who will be honored at the Centre Pompidou this fall with a highly anticipated retrospective. Bernard Blistène, curator of the exhibition and honorary director of the Museum of Modern Art, and Fabrice Hergott, director of the Museum of Modern Art of the City of Paris, testify in our pages about the importance of the German artist in the history of contemporary art.
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Richer and more contrasted than ever, this autumn’s Paris art calendar seems to delight in the paradoxical and the contrary, pitching an assumed minimalism against an unbridled maximalism.
This minimal/maximal tension is reflected in the Reiffers Initiatives foundation, which is celebrating the fifth edition of its mentorship program with an exceptional exhibition featuring its 2025 mentor and young talent duo: Daniel Buren and Miles Greenberg.
A legend in the world of contemporary art, with a career that spans six decades, Daniel Buren has lost nothing of his panache. Proof can be found at Reiffers Initiatives, where, during Art Basel Paris, he unveiled a new permanent intervention featuring his famous stripes on the building’s façade as well as a reworking of its glass ceiling.
At the same time, the iconic French artist has spent several months guiding Canadian-born rising star Miles Greenberg, the result of which is a striking, co-created immersive exhibition that reimagines the very architecture of the Reiffers Initiatives foundation. At the foundation, the Canadian artist has unveiled Solaris, an ambitious project that, mixing sculpture, installation, and performance, offers a baroque immersion into mythology.
At Paris’s Fondation Louis Vuitton, a sensational retrospective of 300 works demonstrates all the range of the legendary German’s painting, from the most precise figuration to complete abstraction.
Numéro art invited graphic novelist Enki Bilal, whose mythic Monstre series engages with the figure of the contemporary artist, to draw Richter’s portrait, while curator Camille Morineau recounts her transformative experience working with the master.
A painter, sculptor, theorist, and philosopher, he has been developing his very personal minimalist vocabulary since the 1960s.
Numéro art met up with him in Paris, at his atelier, and afterwards at the studio of another great master, photographer Paolo Roversi, who took his portrait.
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Numéro Art, the leading magazine for international contemporary art, features the most influential personalities, events and places in the contemporary creative scene.
For its 15th edition, Numéro art features a striking duo on the cover, with international star Ugo Rondinone on one side, and Tarek Lakhrissi, an emerging art figure in France, on the other.
Respectively mentor and young talent in the Reiffers Art Initiatives mentoring program, they present their joint exhibition in Paris until December. An immersive journey through color....
Numéro art also celebrates the new artistic season with an exceptional cover by legendary photographers Luigi & Iango, who pay tribute to Surrealism on the occasion of the exhibition devoted to it at the Centre Pompidou.
Also in this issue, the season's major events, including the Art Basel Paris fair and our portrait of 8 Parisian gallerists, leading figures in the young art scene. But also unmissable exhibitions such as Arte povera at the Bourse de Commerce, Pop Forever at the Fondation Louis Vuitton, Rirkrit Tiravanija at LUMA Arles and Martine Syms at Lafayette Anticipations. Not forgetting Paris Photo and our focus on 5 women photographers.
