Loo & Lou Gallery
Gallery / Paris
Committed both aside young talents and acknowledged artists, Loo & Lou Gallery opened in 2015. In 2017, the gallery opened a new space, The Atelier, giving a second life to past exhibitions and artworks. These spaces give the Loo & Loo Gallery the perfect playground to confront different visions and offer different and experimental approaches of the works. They also launch dialogues between different artists. The spaces give more flexibility for developing a conversation with the audience, the artists, and independent curators.
The Loo & Lou Gallery spreads out its activity through an artistic direction open to every medium and nourished by various aspirations. Its program finds its cohesiveness in the choice of artists, often focused on the exploration of the living and inspired by the nature.
Among the numerous artists represented and exhibited include Paul de Pignol, François Borie, Aurélie Deguest, Pierre Delavie, Olivier De Sagazan, Johan Van Mullem, Dominique Lacloche, and Matthias Contzen
Andrew Ntshabele, Installation view / Photo Alexandra Gilliams
Etre-Chair, Olivier de Sagazan
Loo & Lou Gallery
Installation view / Photo Alexandra Gilliams
Johan Van Mullem
Lydie Arickx
Aurélie Deguest
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Loo & Lou Gallery
Gallery / Paris
Committed both aside young talents and acknowledged artists, Loo & Lou Gallery opened in 2015. In 2017, the gallery opened a new space, The Atelier, giving a second life to past exhibitions and artworks. These spaces give the Loo & Loo Gallery the perfect playground to confront different visions and offer different and experimental approaches of the works. They also launch dialogues between different artists. The spaces give more flexibility for developing a conversation with the audience, the artists, and independent curators.
The Loo & Lou Gallery spreads out its activity through an artistic direction open to every medium and nourished by various aspirations. Its program finds its cohesiveness in the choice of artists, often focused on the exploration of the living and inspired by the nature.
Among the numerous artists represented and exhibited include Paul de Pignol, François Borie, Aurélie Deguest, Pierre Delavie, Olivier De Sagazan, Johan Van Mullem, Dominique Lacloche, and Matthias Contzen
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Andrew Ntshabele, Installation view / Photo Alexandra Gilliams
Etre-Chair, Olivier de Sagazan
Loo & Lou Gallery
Installation view / Photo Alexandra Gilliams
Johan Van Mullem
Lydie Arickx
Aurélie Deguest
Authored Articles
RELATED ARTICLES
WORKS AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE
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