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November 24, 2019

MONOGRAPHIE 2019 PATRICIA ERBELDING - TEXTE DE YU JEN-CHIH

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November 02, 2019

POSTCARDS FROM THE EDGE @ BORTOLAMI, NEW YORK, USA

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November 01, 2019

LACDA - LOS ANGELES CENTER FOR DIGITAL ART, SNAP TO GRID

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GALERIE INSULA, PARIS - SUMMER TIME

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A.I.R. Gallery - NEW YORK

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OUESSANT SALON DU LIVRE INSULAIRE

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January 07, 2019

ORANGERIE DE CACHAN - [GAUTIER & Co] , L'EXPERIENCE DU CHOIX

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January 05, 2019

I LOVE PINK @ GALERIE LUC BERTHIER - PARIS

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Patricia Erbelding: Patricia Erbelding is a French artist who works in a variety of media producing abstract art. Her first solo exhibition was held at the Galerie du Haut Pavé in Paris in 1993. Her work has been exhibited in museums around the world and she is held in many collections both public and private. Her multidisciplinary artistic work spans painting, collage, sculpture, photography and artists’ books. She grew up in France and most of her work is still produced in Paris where she has her studio. She is a figure of the new scene in Abstract Art and is known for the unique technique in painting as well as for her Artist's books. In her new works Patricia Erbelding continues to place keen attention on the concepts of transformation and metamorphosis, their application to organic and inorganic materials, and the meaning behind and produced by the process of inscribing such materials herself. Metaphors of time passing and evolution are also at play in her photographic work.

Exhibitions

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2020 6
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2019 8
2018 15
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2017 12
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2016 20
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2015 13
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2014 15
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2013 18
- December 3
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2012 20
- December 1
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2011 25
- December 4
- November 2
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