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As the exhibition Carte blanche à Min Jung-Yeon is coming to an end at the Musée national des arts asiatiques – Guimet, (Paris) the Galerie Maria Lund is showing the young Korean artist’s newest work.

We will present a solo show of the korean artist Yoon Ji-Eun, Winner of the 2019 DDESSIN Prize.

Olivia Sand will sign her book Contemporary artists from the Asian and Islamic art worlds (SKIRA Editore, 2018). The publication includes a conversation with Min Jung-Yeon.

Helene Schmitz explore humanity’s impact on the environment. The exhibition features her series Thinking Like a Mountain (2018) and Kudzu Project (2013). Where the first series sheds light on the relation between ownership and exploitation of natural resources in Sweden and Iceland, the second shows how the change of environment transformed a decorative plant into an invasive species.

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Bente Skjøttgaard’s contemporary sculptures are presented alongside sketches by painter Georges Maroniez (1865-1933) : the ensemble comes as an addition to the exhibition of the permanent collections entitled « Regarder les nuages : pour une histoire de l’art du paysage. Choix dans les collections du musée. » (‘Looking at clouds : For a history of landscape art. Picks from the museum’s collections’).

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The Musée Guimet has once again given carte blanche to a contemporary artist. Currently, it’s Korean artist Min Jung Yeon who has taken over the rotunda on the fourth floor with her immersive installation Tissage (Weave).