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Galerie Zlotowski

Galerie créée en 1998, dédiée à l’art moderne, des avant-gardes du début du XXe jusqu'aux an

24/06/2026

Cécile Bart pursues a singular body of work that successively brings into play painting itself, the relationship between depth and surface, its modulation by light, the painting as a screen, the act of looking, and the viewer’s position.

She works with Tergal, a polyester fabric that she paints and wipes in such a way that it retains a degree of transparency, allowing the surrounding space to remain visible. Her works engage with the light of the site in which they are installed and transform according to the viewer’s position.

Cécile Bart lives and works in Marsannay-la-Côte. She is represented by Galerie Catherine Issert (Saint-Paul-de-Vence).

Seven works by Cécile Bart are presented in Salon Sonia alongside Karina Bisch, Audrey Guttman, Sheila Hicks, Josselin Vidalenc and Raphaël Zarka.

The exhibition is curated by Caroline Smulders and Yves Zlotowski.

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1)
Mini Bascule #10, 2023
Peinture aux résines alkydes sur Tergal Plein Jour, châssis bois
32 x 32 cm

2)
Mini Bascule #11, 2024
Peinture aux résines alkydes sur Tergal Plein Jour, châssis bois
32 x 32 cm

3)
Mini Bascule #6, 2023
Peinture aux résines alkydes sur Tergal Plein Jour, châssis bois
32 x 32 cm

4)
Leporello/Gamme #8, 2026
Tergal Plein Jour peint, papier Arches satiné 356 gramme
15,7 x 99 cm (déplié)

5)
Leporello/Gamme #10, 2026
Tergal Plein Jour peint, papier Arches satiné 356 gramme
15,7 x 99 cm (déplié)
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tergal installation salonsonia abstraction

23/06/2026

Audrey Guttman is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice encompasses collage, cyanotypes, drawing, installation and poetry. Each medium serves as a vehicle for exploring memory, desire, and dreams—everything that emerges beneath conscious awareness. Trained in art history, literature, and political science, Guttman weaves together a constellation of references, ranging from Belgian Surrealism and Art Brut to Old Master painting and the photographic avant-gardes of the twentieth century.

Represented by Galerie Ketabi Bourdet, she lives and works between Paris and Brussels.

Seven works by Audrey Guttman (collages and cyanotypes) are presented in « Salon Sonia » alongside works by Cécile Bart, Karina Bisch, Sheila Hicks, Josselin Vidalenc and Raphaël Zarka.

The exhibition is curated by Caroline Smulders and Yves Zlotowski.

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AUDREY GUTTMAN

1)
Portrait of the artist, 2025
Collage et cyanotype sur papier dans un cadre de style Tramp Art
28 x 21 cm

2)
En disponibilité de poésie, 2025
Collage, encre et gouache sur papier dans un cadre de style Tramp Art
14 x 20 cm

3)
Ce qui m’attend, 2025
Collage et encre sur papier dans un cadre de style Tramp Art
25 x 31 cm

4)
Strings attached, 2025
Cyanotype sur papier dans un cadre de style Tramp Art (fin XIXe-début XXe)
30 x 24 cm

5)
Down in the flood of remembrance, 2025
Collage sur papier dans un cadre en bois ancien
34 x 27 cm
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19/06/2026

Experimenting with performance, sculpture, installation, and painting, Josselin Vidalenc has always placed great importance on color, as well as on the ontology of materials. He trained in the cultivation of aromatic, medicinal, and dye plants in order to pursue an environmentally responsible approach to production.
Josselin Vidalenc lives and works in Paris.

Three wooden works and a dyed textile by Josselin Vidalenc are featured in Salon Sonia, a group exhibition at Galerie Zlorowski which also includes works by Cécile Bart, Karina Bisch, Audrey Guttman, Sheila Hicks, and Raphaël Zarka.

The exhibition is curated by Caroline Smulders and Yves Zlotowski.

Josselin Vidalenc
Untitled
Plant dyes on wool, linen, and h**p
29 × 23 cm
© Photo Nicolas Lafon

Josselin Vidalenc
Untitled
Plant dyes on a plywood offcut
15 × 7.4 cm

17/06/2026

Through works and performances that are at times theatrical in tone, Karina Bisch—always irreverent and pragmatic—re-enacts her own twentieth century, subverting the presumed universality of modernist canons.

Karina Bisch lives and works in Paris.

Two paintings by Karina Bisch are featured in Salon Sonia, a group exhibition at Galerie Zlotowski, which also includes works by Cécile Bart, Audrey Guttman, Sheila Hicks, Josselin Vidalenc, and Raphaël Zarka. The exhibition is curated by Caroline Smulders and Yves Zlotowski.

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Les Diagonales 2023
Acrylic on canvas and painted wooden frame 34 × 25 cm
© Courtesy of Karina Bisch, ADAGP Paris 2026

Les Diagonales 2026
Acrylic on canvas and painted wooden frame 36 × 28 cm
© Courtesy of Karina Bisch, ADAGP Paris 2026
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16/06/2026

´Salon Sonia’

Sonia Delaunay
Cécile Bart
Karina Bisch
Audrey Guttman
Sheila Hicks
Josselin Vidalenc
Raphaël Zarka

Curate by Caroline Smulders and Yves Zlotowski

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📸 Bertrand Hughes
(Views from the basement of our group exhibition)

The exhibition is ongoing until June 25.

13/06/2026

This historical watercolor by Sonia Delaunay is one of the pieces presented in our « Salon Sonia ». It is an attempt to illustrate a dada German review from 1917 and an example of the enduring interest of Sonia Delaunay for publishing and graphic design. « Der Ararat » is placed just above a Leporello executed by Cécile Bart, an artist who transforms a book into a mysterious aesthetic object in which she can unfold her own practice of tergal. The small pieces of colored « tergal » are pasted to each pages of the Leporello. In this beautiful object by Cécile Bart, color becomes a language, a principle Sonia Delaunay constantly followed through all her carrer.

Sonia Delaunay
Projet de couverture pour la
r***e Der Ararat
c. 1917
Watercolor on paper
28,5 x 21,5 cm
© Pracusa 20240531

Cécile Bart
Leporello/Gamme #8
2026
Painted Tergal and paper
15,7 x 99 cm (unfolded)

Salon Sonia is curated by Caroline Smulders and Yves Zlotowski. Sonia Delaunay invites Cécile Bart, Karina Bisch, Audrey Guttman, Sheila Hicks, Josselin Vidalenc and Raphaël Zarka. The exhibition is ongoing until June 25.

11/06/2026

Come and discover Salon Sonia, a group show at Galerie Zlotowski with 6 contemporary artists who pay tribute to the legacy of Sonia Delaunay. The works presented in “Salon Sonia” seem, each in their own way, to follow Sonia Delaunay’s practice: unexpected media, playful approaches, and pieces that place color at the center of composition—a principle to which she remained faithful throughout her life.

Salon Sonia is curated by Caroline Smulders and Yves Zlotowski

Sonia Delaunay invites Cécile Bart, Karina Bisch, Audrey Guttman, Sheila Hicks, Josselin Vidalenc and Raphaël Zarka.

An exhibition at Galerie Zlotowski until June 25.

10/06/2026

To mark the 100th anniversary of François Morellet’s birth, the Centre Pompidou-Metz is presenting a major retrospective featuring 100 works by the artist. Curated by Michel Gauthier, the exhibition focuses on the dual legacy claimed by Morellet, who described himself as the child of Piet Mondrian and Francis Picabia. The exhibition therefore offers a twofold journey: on the one hand, the minimalist geometric abstraction for which the artist is best known, and on the other, his Neo-Dada propositions and almost Baroque optical experiments.

Beautifully installed, the exhibition is a highly successful tribute to one of the leading figures of postwar French abstraction. The works from the 1950s are particularly striking. Under the influence of Max Bill, the minimalist compositions captivate with their subdued colors. Another highlight is the magnificent Géometree series, in which the continuity of a pure line is extended by a wooden branch. The works that humorously deconstruct the traditional supports of painting are also exceptionally well presented. Not to be missed.

“François Morellet, 100 pour cent”, curated by Michel Gauthier, is on view at the Centre Pompidou-Metz until September 28, 2026.

25/05/2026

Galerie Zlotowski is closed until Thursday May 28 at 10h30 am. We are setting up our next exhibition, « Salon Sonia ».

21/05/2026

Last days to see “The Delaunay Circle”!
This historical pencil drawing - currently shown in our window - is a study for an ad for the watch brand Zenith. Sonia Delaunay was attracted to technological innovations or maybe, in this case, by the poetic beauty of the name “Zenith”.
She often created those advertisements projects without any commission from the brand executives, just for the pleasure of exploring a new field !

Zenith , étude
1913-14
Colored pencils on paper
19,8 x 25,4 cm

© Pracusa 202405316

The Delaunay Circle will close on Saturday May 23. This exhibition includes works by Robert and Sonia Delaunay, Willi Baumeister, Otto Freundlich, Albert Gleizes, Felix Aublet, Auguste Herbin, Georges Valmier, Henry Valensi, Jean Arp, Alberto Magnelli and Vera Molnár.

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Lundi	10:30 - 19:00
Mardi	10:30 - 19:00
Mercredi	10:30 - 19:00
Jeudi	10:30 - 19:00
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Samedi	10:30 - 19:00

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