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At Palais de Tokyo’s group show ‘Future, Former, Fugitive’ there were some great discoveries including this dreamy Corentin Grossmann
I was intrigued by the work of Australian born Madison Bycroft
We were in for a treat at Musée d'Art Moderne, where Marguerite Humeau was displayed in the Raoul Dufy room. Weird and wonderful sculptures and sounds engulfed us - from sci-fi to historical life forms, Humeau is researching the world of contemporary dystopia and fairytales
Works from the Lafayette Anticipations Collection reflected those in the Zabludowicz Collection, with much to admire including this Peter Coffin
Foundation Louis Vuitton excelled with the most exquisite Charlotte Perriand exhibition
This is her design for a gym with a mural by Fernand Léger adorning the wall
A great ceramic by Fernand Léger from 1954
There was so much imagination - embracing future living
Liz Magor was a lovely surprise at Marcelle Alix! ‘Leather Palm’, 2019
I’m always proud to see Eugenio Re Rebaudengo working so hard. Here he is showing his star artist Paul Kneale, who is also in the Rubell Family Collection
Marguerite Humeau at the Prix Marcel Duchamp was stunning. ‘High Tide’ is based on ethological creatures who are extinct or dying out
A final goodbye, Jeff Koon’s grand symbolic sculpture ‘Bouquet of Tulips’ in honour of the victims of the Paris attacks
