Semiose and Maïa Muller Present Figurative Anomalies and Couple-Themed Works
This week, two Parisian galleries unveil distinct exhibitions. At Semiose, painter Mathieu Cherkit showcases figurative canvases disrupted by anomalies, a hallmark of his practice. Concurrently, Maïa Muller presents "It Takes Two to Tango," a group show exploring the theme of the couple through painting, drawing, and photography. The selection highlights the diversity of contemporary approaches in Paris's gallery scene.
Key facts
- Mathieu Cherkit exhibits at Semiose gallery.
- Cherkit's paintings are figurative but feature anomalies.
- Maïa Muller presents 'It Takes Two to Tango'.
- The Maïa Muller show focuses on the theme of the couple.
- The Maïa Muller exhibition includes painting, drawing, and photography.
- Both exhibitions are in Paris.
- The exhibitions are part of the weekly gallery selection by Le Monde.
Entities
Artists
- Mathieu Cherkit
Institutions
- Semiose
- Maïa Muller
- Le Monde
Locations
- Paris
- France