BERLIN – PARIS 2011 Dohyang Lee @ Psm Gallery This must be the place Chloé Dugit-Gros Laetitia Badaut Haussmann Marie-Jeanne Hoffner Fleur Noguera 15 January – 29 January 2011   As part of the 2011 edition of the exchange project between galleries in Berlin and Paris, the galerie Dohyang Lee is delighted to present the exhibition This Must Be the Place, bringing together Chloé Dugit-Gros,... 

Working Backwards Laetitia Badaut Haussmann 13 November – 23 December 2010   “Everything must be considered as though it were spoken by a character in a novel.” Roland Barthes (Roland Barthes par lui-même) In 1944, the Argentine lady of letters and patron Edelmira Thompson de Mendiluce published a text which, for many, prefigured the New Novel: Poe’s Room, based on Edgar Allan Poe’s... 

No Newspaper this Summer Chloé Dugit-Gros 11 September – 30 October 2010   The title makes reference to the repeated use of press cuttings, archive images and other documents sourced from the Internet in the work of Chloé Dugit-Gros. It also makes allusions to the artist’s recent stay on American territory. No Newspaper This Summer exhibits, notably, new creations for which the sources... 

Résurrection From 22 May until 17 July 2010 An exhibition proposed by François Aubart With Continuous Project, Alexis Guillier, Pierre Leguillon, Emilie Parendeau and Yves-Marie Rinquin   It has become common to hear, with greater and greater frequency, that this or that artist has reworked the modernist heritage, the issues of conceptual art, or some other part of the history of art. To such... 

Drawings Anne Colomes, Laurent Le Deunff, Thomas Klimowski, Fleur Noguera, Tamara De Wehr 27 March – 8 May 2010 Drawings presents a panorama of the drawing work of five artists: Annes Colomes, Laurent Le Deunff, Thomas Kilmowski, Fleur Noguera and Tamara de Wehr. Starting from their common artistic practice, they develop interest and offer a unique position on the concept of landscape. Etymologically... 

Between Peaks Eric Tabuchi 30 January  – 13 March 2010 With Between Peaks, Erich Tabuchi offers a reflection on the concept of collection itself. Making use of “peripheral” objects, he travels tirelessly in the north of France in search of isolated locations which he archives according to different typologies. In this way, with Twenty Six Abandoned Gasoline Stations, he picks up on Ed... 

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