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2 days ago · The Paris studio where artist Jean Dubuffet spent the last four decades of his life has come on the market, priced at $13.9 million. The studio was designed in the 1920s by Auguste Perret.
Sep 19, 2024 · Art historian Katharine Conley investigates the relationship between Surrealism and what’s now known as “outsider art.” Similar to French artist Jean Dubuffet, who saw a purity of expression in art created at the margins, André Breton valued this work as being untarnished by expectations of “high” culture.
1 day ago · En 1983, Jack Lang, alors ministre de la Culture, passe commande à Jean Dubuffet (1901-1985) d’une œuvre monumentale à bâtir dans l’espace public parisien. La réponse ne se fait pas attendre longtemps et l’artiste phare de l’art brut propose d’ériger sa Tour aux figures dont il a imaginé les contours, quinze ans plus tôt, sous la forme d’une maquette de 1 m de hauteur.
Sep 20, 2024 · Jean Dubuffet designed the Closerie Falbala to protect his revered Cabinet Logologique. He preserved the unique Cabinet for himself, and he would lock himself to think and meditate about his art. By the time Jean was undertaking the Villa Falbala, age had caught up with him as he was past seventy years.
Sep 14, 2024 · Jean Dubuffet was the first to recognise the artistic quality of work produced spontaneously by social outcasts – self-taught artists he encountered in psychiatric hospitals, prisons and elsewhere. He called their work Art Brut, and gathered countless examples – which in 1971 he donated to the city of Lausanne.
Sep 19, 2024 · The concept of Art Brut stems from the French painter Jean Dubuffet who, from 1945, assembled a collection of objects created by the inmates of various psychiatric hospitals and prisons—solitary or outcast persons.
Sep 19, 2024 · L’atelier-maison du peintre, sculpteur, plasticien Jean Dubuffet est proposé sur le marché depuis ce jeudi par Varenne, une agence spécialisée dans le haut de gamme. Cette magnifique demeure ...
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