LA SLOW REPUBLIQUE is open Monday to Saturday, 11 AM–7 PM & LA SLOW Luxembourg is open Tuesday to Saturday, 11 AM–7 PM. WELCOME!

LA SLOW République, 5 rue Jean-Pierre Timbaud, Paris 11

"À L'ORÉE DES PAUPIÈRES" by Marie Guillard

Opening the 10th of September, 6 pm

All the exhibition's artworks HERE

A LA SLOW Luxembourg,, 60 rue Monsieur le Prince, Paris 6

RESERVEZ VOTRE PLACE POUR 1 ATELIER AVEC NOS ARTISTES !

Ateliers broderies, peintures, céramiques....

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La Slow Luxembourg, 60 Rue Monsieur le Prince, Paris 6

"Un petit coin de paradis", a group show

Opening the 24th of September, 6 pm

More info HERE

SAMEDI 12 SEPTEMBRE

ATELIER "Journaling illustré" avec CLOCLO Club! 2e session

60 Rue Monsieur Le Prince 75006 Paris

Pour s'inscrire, c'est ici !

Paintings, Inks, Silkscreen, Drawings, Injet prints

Lucille Clerc presents "PÉTRICHOR"

Until 07/09 !

All the artworks of the exhibition here !

Photo by Flora Fourcade

WELCOME TO THE second SLOW GALERIE !

60 rue Monsieur le Prince, Paris 6, , 11 AM - 7 PM

Saturday, September 26th, 3:00 PM – 5:30 PM

WORKSHOP "GENTLE LIST" with Héloïse Fleury

EMBROIDERY Workshop

12 screen prints

Philippe Geluck's LE CHAT is coming to the gallery!

Numbered and hand-signed by the artist

All the artworks HERE!

Posters: 12 years of exhibitions!

Printed with pigment-based inks

C'est ici !

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offering a GIFT CARD ?

original artworks, numbered and hand-signed by the Artists

click here ! (drawing by Lola Penicaud)

Proceeds donated to Secours Populaire

"Et tout part en fumée, encore" by Alix Aulagnier

Fire Relief Fund

All the info here !

LA BONNE AVENTURE, the podcast from LA SLOW Galerie

34st episode of the podcast with Lucille Clerc

‘PETRICHOR’ in your ears

Listening here too!

All profits are donated to the Red Crescent for GAZA.

4 artworks for GAZA

Prints & Drawings by Jean Mallar

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Marie Larrivé

On a beach, two figures on horseback. The sky is pink, and the water is a deep mauve. Calm and silence reign: in Marie Larrivé’s illustrations, it is the colors that interact with the shadows. In these luminous landscapes, where the sea can be violet or glowing red beneath skies in fluorescent shades of pink, orange, and sometimes green, human figures and animals often appear only in backlight, half-hidden in a chiaroscuro of inscrutable charm. The bold use of color, which flirts with the unreal, straddling the line between artificiality and softness, is the very soul and captivating mystery of these compositions. Moments suspended in spaces of strange beauty, where the mystery of a silhouette contrasts with the spectacle of light, Marie Larrivé’s paintings exist on the edge of dreams and visions, and we gladly lose ourselves in contemplation of them.

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