Catalogue de l’exposition, Henry Taylor, au Musée national Picasso-Paris, du 8 avril à septembre 2026. L’exposition prévue au Musée national Picasso-Paris sera élaborée en étroite collaboration avec l’artiste, adoptant une approche large et offrant par endroits une perspective rétrospective. Placée sous le commissariat de Joanne Snrech, conservatrice au Musée national Picasso-Paris, cette présentation s’inscrit dans les recherches et l’exploration menées par l’institution autour de l’influence et de la réception de Picasso sur la scène artistique américaine. Elle prolonge ainsi un cycle d’expositions, initié avec Faith Ringgold en 2023, poursuivi avec Jackson Pollock en 2024, puis Philip Guston en 2025. Elle ouvrira également la voie à la grande rétrospective dédiée au mouvement de la Harlem Renaissance, prévue pour le printemps 2027, affirmant la volonté du musée d’élargir et de renouveler la lecture de la scène artistique américaine. Le catalogue de l’exposition sera composé d’un texte de présentation du parcours de l’artiste par la commissaire, Joanne Snrech ; d’un entretien entre Cécile Debray et Henry Taylor autour de son lien à Picasso ; d’un texte d’histoire de l’art sur la représentation de l’histoire des États-Unis dans l’œuvre de l’artiste par Elvan Zabunyan ; d’une reprise d’un texte de Laura Hoptman paru en 2012 pour le MoMA et d’une chronologie de François Dareau.
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Henry Taylor, né en 1958, est l’une des figures majeures de la peinture américaine contemporaine. Il vit et travaille à Los Angeles, où il développe une œuvre expressive et engagée. Son parcours artistique démarre tardivement dans les années 1990 alors qu’il travaille comme infirmier psychiatrique dans un hôpital. Il y développe une empathie et un sens de l’observation à travers les portraits qu’il réalise des patients. Henry Taylor se consacre principalement à représenter les membres de la communauté noire, tout en élargissant son regard à son entourage, à des héros sportifs ou à des figures emblématiques de la culture populaire. Dans ses œuvres, il met en lumière les forces, individuelles et sociales, qui façonnent chacun de ses sujets, interrogeant ainsi les luttes urbaines et raciales et les enjeux politiques qui les traversent.
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Hardback. Etat : New. Four decades of Taylor's pursuit of Black representational truth through expressive, politically engaged two- and three-dimensional formsPublished with Musée Picasso.This volume encompasses the entire four-decade career of Los Angeles-based artist Henry Taylor (born 1958). Uniting around 100 works-including paintings, sculptures and installations-the monograph evinces Taylor's lifelong dedication to depicting the human condition in all its diversity. Taylor is best known for his depiction of Black American life, and each of his works is a holistic visual biography. Interweaving personal experiences, collective memories and reinterpretations of iconic works of art-notably those by David Hammons, Philip Guston and Pablo Picasso-Taylor's kinetic, loose brushwork animates and preserves moments in time, both pivotal and quotidian.In addition to high-quality reproductions, this eponymous monograph features an overarching essay on the artist's career by curator Joanne Snrech; an interview by Cécile Debray; a critical essay on the representation of American history in the artist's oeuvre by art historian Elvan Zabunyan; a reprint of a text by curator Laura Hoptman published in 2012 for MoMA; and a chronology by curator François Dareau. N° de réf. du vendeur LU-9782373722451
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