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João Vilhena's 'Predizione Perdizione' at Galerie Alberta Pane, Paris

exhibition · 2026-09-09

From September 5 to 30, 2026, Galerie Alberta Pane in Paris will showcase 'Predizione Perdizione', the third drawing series by Portuguese artist João Vilhena. This exhibition follows his previous displays in Venice and at the Musée Fesch and includes large-scale pieces alongside new smaller drawings crafted in black stone on grey cardboard. The works delve into themes of historical memory and contemporary challenges, portraying hybrid interpretations of disaster featuring human figures in diverse conditions. Vilhena alters familiar images to create perceptual disjunctions. Jean-Joseph Renucci emphasizes the role of mineral elements in the artwork, highlighting the contrast between permanence and human vulnerability. Born in Beja, Portugal, in 1973, Vilhena resides in Paris and is a recipient of the Rothschild Painting Prize. The gallery is located at 44–47 rue de Montmorency, 75003 Paris, open Tuesday to Saturday from 11am to 7pm.

Key facts

  • Exhibition 'Predizione Perdizione' by João Vilhena at Galerie Alberta Pane, Paris
  • Dates: September 5–30, 2026
  • Third installment of drawing series, after Venice and Ajaccio exhibitions
  • Works in black stone on grey cardboard
  • Themes: historical memory, contemporary concerns, catastrophe, hybrid visions
  • Artist works from existing images like postcards, rearranging them
  • Jean-Joseph Renucci's text 'D'Hybris et de Roc' accompanies the exhibition
  • Vilhena born 1973 in Beja, Portugal; lives and works in Paris
  • Graduate of Villa Arson; won Rothschild Painting Prize in 2004
  • Work in collections: CNAP, Banque Rothschild Lisbon, Odunpazarı Modern Museum

Entities

Artists

  • João Vilhena

Institutions

  • Galerie Alberta Pane
  • Musée Fesch – Palais des Beaux-Arts
  • Villa Arson
  • CNAP
  • Banque Rothschild
  • Odunpazarı Modern Museum

Locations

  • Paris
  • France
  • Venice
  • Italy
  • Ajaccio
  • Beja
  • Portugal
  • Lisbon

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