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Anaïs Vindel is named among the designers and artists participating in Design/Dialogue 2026, held at Den Frie Udstilling in Copenhagen during 3daysofdesign.

Zone Trois Galerie presents the second edition of its collective summer exhibition, bringing together 10 leading artists.

In this striking exhibition, Jenikäe orchestrates a complex dialogue between collective spectacle and personal memory.

At Zone Trois Galerie, artist Coline Gaulot presents “I wanna be your CHIEN DE FAÏENCE”, an exhibition unfolding work that is both intimate and narrative.

Jofo is setting off for Ukraine, a 3,000-kilometre journey, to paint with 200 children in Mykolaiv.

“I like huge, abstract paintings that are colorful and bright, and that have new shapes and forms to discover each time you look at them.” (the artist)

Bordeaux artist Jofo, real name Jean-François Duplantier, took his mother’s canvases and filled the gaps she had left with his famous character Toto.

“How to translate the world’s chaos, the anxiety and fear of a toxic society” becomes his central quest in this exhibition at Zone Trois Galerie.

Zone Trois Galerie shows “the astonishing replicas of ancient Greek ceramics created by Rom av.JC from cut-up skateboard decks!”

Her transdisciplinary practice today combines painting, writing and installation under the unifying spectrum of colour and narrative.

In a narrow house less than three metres wide, artist Anaïs Vindel and her husband Maxence Oddone fitted out their home and a painting studio, drawing on Japanese architecture.

“I like to depict beauty in simplicity. At the bend in the road, at the bottom of a garden, on the rocky shores of the Costa Brava.” (the artist)

The Rio-born artist, born in 1985, presents her current work, carrying the colours, the Atlantic rainforest and the vibration of Rio de Janeiro.

The artist captures landscapes and scenes of life with a quick, generous stroke, to seize the fleeting.

For European Archaeology Days, the Musée des Beaux-Arts and the Hôtel des ducs hosted artist Romain Hurdequint, reimagining history through skateboards.

Filipp Jenikäe was born in 1987; he works between Münster and Paris, where he collaborates with an art dealer.

Rom av J.C, a Lyon-based artist and skate enthusiast, drew on ancient mythology to create his boards.

Artist Anaïs Vindel opens the doors of her Bordeaux studio: “After a trip to Australia, I had the realisation and the will to become a visual artist.”

In Duda Moraes’s work, the monumental opens onto the trivial life of another “minor” subject: the still life.

The Franco-Swiss artist shows her paintings at the Pau Museum of Fine Arts until 25 February 2024, centred on landscapes and interiors.

The article describes Clanis’s “Avant le trait” series, in which he removes material from sandpaper using pencil lead and wood, following the horizontal lines of his studio floor.

Bordeaux artist Jofo unveils a series of posters shown freely on the place Gambetta in Bordeaux.

The Bordeaux artist shows 18 posters on the place Gambetta, on his own initiative and in partnership with the City of Bordeaux.

“My name is Anaïs Vindel, I’m 29, I’m from Bordeaux and I’m a visual artist (...) It was during my trip to Australia that I decided to set out as an independent artist.”

This figure, now the painter’s mascot, was born when JoFo rediscovered a drawing he made at the age of five.

Known for his “Toto”, a childlike figure with eyes wide open on the world, Jofo marks 35 years of work with 140 pieces shown at the Institut culturel Bernard-Magrez.

“35 tours”, an exhibition at the Institut culturel Bernard-Magrez from 22 April to 24 September 2023, retraced thirty-five years of the artist’s career.

“The remaining grants include (...) industrial design and architecture for Issi Nanabeyin”, each winner receiving a £2,500 grant and mentorship from Samuel Ross.

Issi Nanabeyin received the 2022 grant in the industrial design and architecture category, awarded by Samuel Ross.

Nanabeyin’s practice “builds the diaspora’s identities into (digital) forms, visuals, photography and spatial interventions” through his exhibition “Three in the Field”.

From Brazil, her native country, Duda Moraes carried with her a lush flora and that particular light that runs through you in an instant.

The online art sales app also runs a gallery on place de Lerme, devoting a week to the work of London artist Issi Nanabeyin.

For 2021, one of the artists, Alexandre Clanis, opens up his Bordeaux studio for a group show with Camille Beauplan, Dalila Dalléas Bouzar, Duda Moraes, Emmanuelle Leblanc and Erwan Venn.

Issi Nanabeyin is listed in the Graduate Directory of Wallpaper*’s January 2021 issue.

Each of Coline Gaulot’s canvases could embody a truth, or a genuine and moving encounter between the artist and the figures around her life.

Maya Andersson, a Swiss-born artist who arrived in Bordeaux in 1974 and helped found the CAPC, paints oil landscapes and objects drawn from her own life and her emotional response to light.

Backed by Éditions Cercle d’Art, Romain Hurdequint presents his book “Skate Art”, an anthology of skateboarding and skate art.

Her recent park-and-garden paintings become “strange theatres of shadows, made of dreamlike sets”.