Michel Mouffe Studio

Église de Comps, oct.2025 @sillon_itineraire.art.drome 📷@pierreolivierdeschamp

SILLON Biennale art contemporain Drôme Dieulefit / Église de Comps @sillon_itineraire.art.drome @michelmouffe

@fondationgastonbertrand nov - dec 2025

Opening of the Espace Gaston Bertrand EXHIBITION Gaston Bertrand Prize 2025 – Winner Michel Mouffe As it approaches its 40th anniversary, the Gaston Bertrand Foundation has decided to leave the artist’s house and move into an exhibition space in Forest, which will open on 6 November 2025 and will be accessible to the public for the first time since the Foundation was created. The venue will also be open to temporary exhibitions, starting as soon as it opens, with Michel Mouffe’s exhibition running from 7 November to 21 December 2025. Mouffe is the winner of the 10th Gaston Bertrand Prize, which he will officially receive at the opening reception on 6 November. The exhibition ‘Prix Gaston Bertrand 2025 – winner Michel Mouffe’ will be open from Thursday to Sunday, from 2pm to 6pm. Opening of the Espace Gaston Bertrand 06.11 @fondationgastonbertrand EXHIBITION Prix Gaston Bertrand 2025 – Winner Michel Mouffe 07.11 > 21.12.2025 @michelmouffe www. fondation-gaston-bertrand.be #gastonbertrand #fondationgastonbertrand #jpb #jeunepeinturebelge #artbelge #artistebelge #michelmouffe

Michel Mouffe expose dans le cadre de Nuit Blanche Les fusillés de Formentera « A las cinco de la tarde » à la Galerie Saint-Séverin. Retrouvez Michel Mouffe sur le site web d’Art, Culture et Foi / Paris Frère Marc Chauveau, commissaire Nathalie du Moulin de Labarthète, Laure de Bonnières et Martine Sautory coordinatrices L’exposition est gratuite et visible 24h/24 jusqu’au 2 septembre 2025 au 4, rue des Prêtres Saint Séverin, Paris 5e. Venez la découvrir ! 🤗 @artculturefoi.paris @michelmouffe @quefaireaparis @paris_maville #nuitblanche2025 #artcontemporain #artistecontemporain #contemporaryart #contemporaryartist #galerieparis #parisgallery #quartierlatinparis #quoifaireaparis #quartierlatinparis

Now on view at Kanaal - - - Michel Mouffe, [Into the Veil] Until April 26, 2025 - - - #belgianart #belgianartist #contemporaryart #contemporarypainting #michelmouffe #axelvervoordtgallery #artisttalk

Artist Michel Mouffe and Glean editor-in-chief Kathleen Weyts in conversation Saturday 14 December at 4 p.m. at Axel Vervoordt, (Wijnegem). The event is fully booked, but you are welcome for the opening and winter drink, you can also read a recent conversation between Weyts and Mouffe in Glean 6. 📸 Michel Mouffe, Into The Veil @kathleen_weyts @michelmouffe @axelvervoordt

Closing today: The Convent of La Tourette is a modernist monastery built for Dominican Friars by Le Corbusier between 1953 and 1960. It is located in Éveux, France, near Lyon. The building, overlooking rolling hillsides, is Le Corbusier’s last major work in France. It is a mature work whose strength, richness, and complexity are such that in 1986 French architects chose it as the second most important contemporary work, after the Centre Pompidou by Piano and Rogers.   For more than twenty years, Brother Marc Chauveau lived at the convent, and in 2007, he initiated an exhibition program of contemporary art by prominent living artists that continues to this day.   Although he now lives in Paris, Brother Marc is an art historian and curator, and recently collaborated with Michel Mouffe for an exhibition that places the Belgian artist’s work in dialogue with the iconic architecture.   The exhibition is particularly special because it marks a 40-year anniversary of Mouffe’s first encounter with Le Corbusier, which took place in 1983 during a stay at the Guiette house, one of the architect’s early constructions.   Tracing Le Corbusier’s history as an architect from the Guiette house to his last major work in France, the Convent of La Tourette, offered a unique opportunity to reflect on Mouffe’s artistic journey as well, a career that has placed light, silence, contemplation, humanity, and the vibrations of colour as essential. Following the conclusion of Michel Mouffe’s successful solo exhibition at Le Corbusier’s Couvent of La Tourette today, November 23, we’re pleased to announce that the artworks will travel to Belgium to be part of an exhibition titled, [Into the Veil] at Axel Vervoordt Gallery, Kanaal. On Saturday, December 14, we invite you to join us for the opening in presence of the artist. The opening day features the artist in conversation with Kathleen Weyts, director of GLEAN, a Brussels magazine for contemporary art. The exhibition will continue through spring 2025. More information will follow soon.

The Convent of La Tourette is a modernist monastery built for Dominican Friars by Le Corbusier between 1953 and 1960. It is located in Éveux, France, near Lyon. The building, overlooking rolling hillsides, is Le Corbusier’s last major work in France. It is a mature work whose strength, richness, and complexity are such that in 1986 French architects chose it as the second most important contemporary work, after the Centre Pompidou by Piano and Rogers.   For more than twenty years, Brother Marc Chauveau lived at the convent, and in 2007, he initiated an exhibition program of contemporary art by prominent living artists that continues to this day.   Although he now lives in Paris, Brother Marc is an art historian and curator, and recently collaborated with Michel Mouffe for an exhibition that places the Belgian artist’s work in dialogue with the iconic architecture.   The exhibition is particularly special because it marks a 40-year anniversary of Mouffe’s first encounter with Le Corbusier, which took place in 1983 during a stay at the Guiette house, one of the architect’s early constructions.   Tracing Le Corbusier’s history as an architect from the Guiette house to his last major work in France, the Convent of La Tourette, offered a unique opportunity to reflect on Mouffe’s artistic journey as well, a career that has placed light, silence, contemplation, humanity, and the vibrations of colour as essential expressions.   Experience the dialogue by visiting the convent for this unique exhibition, until November 23, 2024. More information below and at the link in bio.   Practical information: -From September 16 to November 23, 2024 -5 sessions per day, Monday to Saturday -Self-guided tours at 2pm - 3pm - 4pm, and at 5pm on Fridays and Saturdays -Guided tours at 10am and 2.30pm from Monday to Thursday and at 10am on Fridays and Saturdays -Full price: €10 for adults, €6 for under-26s and jobseekers, free for under-12s. -Booking required (self-guided and guided tours) and online registration only.

Discovering the catalogue. An opportunity to thank @couventdelatourette , @stephanelambertofficiel , @bernardchauveau_galerie8plus4 , @mmaaggaabbii and @borisvervoordt