LE PAS DE CÔTÉ DES AVANT-GARDES: JULIETTE ROCHE

The opening exhibition of the new space of the Galerie Pauline Pavec is a solo show featuring the works of historic artist Juliette Roche. This retrospective exhibition aims to promote and showcase the work of this woman artist, who took part in the greatest avant-gardes of the 20th century. It is also be a way for the public to discover or rediscover this exciting new Estate.

 

An unclassifiable artist trained by Maurice Denis and Paul Sérusier, Juliette Roche married cubist Albert Gleizes in 1915. She lived between Paris, New York, Barcelona and the South of France, and epitomized the female artist of the early 20th century. Close to the greatest artists of her time, such as Marcel Duchamp and Francis Picabia, she was first a Nabis, then a Cubist, before taking part in the activities of the Dada group. Her work was rediscovered at the end of the 20th century, and is emblematic of the artistic revolutions of her era.

"For us, it was an obvious choice to unveil this space with an emblematic exhibition by Juliette Roche, a historic woman artist on whom we've been working on for months. This exhibition will give the public a first glimpse of her work, before the spring fairs where we will be showing it, such as Tefaf Maastricht and Art Paris."