Solo show
L’Ère du Verseau – Marcel Duchamp Prize (2024-2025)Temple of Love – To Hide, KfW Stiftung (2024)
Maât and the tears of God – Aware Prize (2024)
Mentorship, Reiffers Art Initiatives (2023-2024)
Immortelles – A SUD (2023)
Blue Lights in the Basement, Nicoletti Contemporary (2022)
Temple of Love — To Hide, Kunstlerhaus Bethanien (2022)
Temple of Love — Atopos, MAC VAL (2022)
Mondes Subtiles, Air de Paris (2021)
Défixion, Musée Henri-Prades and MO.CO, Panacée (2020)
Hybris, galerie Untilthen (2018)
The Sea Says Nothing, openstudio Rijksakademie (2018)
Openstudio, Rijksakademie (2017)
C R I C C R A C, Centrale Gallery Powerhouse (2015)
Cric Crac (2015)
Group show
Van Gogh and the Stars, Fondation Van Gogh (2024)Ritual in transfigured time – NW, Aalst (2024)
Temple of Love — Love To Love, New Museum (2021-2022)
Les Moyens du bord, La Vilette x Centre Pompidou (2020)
Le fil d’alerte, Fondation Ricard Prize (2019)
Culture Pop Marauders, Mains d’Oeuvres (2016)
Potomitan, Tour Panorama (2014)
Temple of Love
Temple of Love – Tutti Sistemati, Toronto Biennial (2024)Temple of Love – To Hide, KfW Stiftung (2024)
Temple of Love — To Hide, Kunstlerhaus Bethanien (2022)
Temple of Love — Atopos, MAC VAL (2022)
Temple of Love — Love To Love, New Museum (2021-2022)
Temple of Love — Affirmation, ROHM Theatre Kyoto 1 octobre 2021
Temple of Love – To Be Ascetic (Tolalito), Göteborg Biennial (2021)
Temple of Love – Absence – La Biennale de Lyon (2019-2020)
Biennial
Temple of Love – Tutti Sistemati, Toronto Biennial (2024)Steles – Gwandju Biennale (2024)
Temple of Love – To Be Ascetic (Tolalito), Göteborg Biennial (2021)
Temple of Love – Absence – La Biennale de Lyon (2019-2020)
An unpredictable expression of human potential, Sharjah Biennial (2017)
Performance
Monument aux Vivant·e·s – FESTIVAL DÉPRESSION 10 mai 2023Monument aux Vivant·e·s – DÉNI (2023)
Monument aux Vivant·e·s – CHOC 10 mai 2022
Temple of Love — Affirmation, ROHM Theatre Kyoto 1 octobre 2021
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Independent Art Fair, New York City (2023)Frieze London (2022)
Union poisson hallal (2021)
Eat me softly – If you come softly (2021)
Sculptures and more
Ruche (2024)Tears of God (2024)
Transitional object of desire (2023)
Potomitan (2023)
Conquête et Carnaval_ Marchandage (2023)
Liberation (2023)
Forget the appearances 5D (2023)
Luggage_astral_crystal (2023)
Sun City (2023)
Linea de amore (2023)
Screen Telluric ascension (2023)
Madonna de l’abondanzia (2023)
Frequencies (2023)
Inner earth (2023)
Backroom (2023)
AURA/ARUA (2023)
Love is healing – Yeshua (2022)
Purple water-wishes and more foreva1111illimited love.) period. (2022)
My devotion for you (2022)
Fucking strong pyramid power (2022)
L’éveil du Cosmos (2022)
Paul Gilroy my bro (2022)
Lie close to your ancestors (2022)
Penelopes (2022)
Vase à loup-garou (2015)
Sequin + Vodou + Abstract (2015)
Le pied d’Alep (2015)
Nous Carl Brouard (2015)
Entre chien et loup (2015)
Fontaine est puits, l’or noir (2014)
CROCODILE HUNTERS (2013)
DIORAMA (2013)
Series
Pause-ClopeStèles (Port-au-prince, Haïti)
Bye bye memory
Zentray
Safe space for a passing History
Map of heart
Affectives documents
Peau de chagrin
Videos
CREOLE GARDEN IN NORMANDIE (2024)PERMANENT STATE OF LIVING (2024)
AURA/ARUA (2023)
ACCUMULATION PRIMITIVE / PRIMITIVE AMNÉSIA (2021)
ALTÉRATION (2019)
VERTIÈRE N’EXISTE PAS (2018)
LANGUAGE OF BIRDS (2018)
N.E.V.A.Q.N.A.L.A. (2017)
THE SEA SAYS NOTHING (2015)
S’ABÎMER (2015)
CRIC CRAC – ÉPILOGUE (2015)
GUARAPERA (2015)
QUAND JE SERAI MORTE (2015)
CRIC CRAC (2014)
CRIC CRAC – PROLOGUE (2013)
DIORAMA (2013)
CROCODILE HUNTERS (2013)
bio
Gäelle Choisne (1985, FR) lives and works in Paris.
Sensitive to contemporary issues, Gaëlle Choisne’s practice considers the complexity of the world, its political and cultural disorder, whether it be the over-exploitation of nature, its resources, or the vestiges of colonial history, where Creole esoteric traditions, myths and popular cultures mingle.
Her projects are conceived as ecosystems of sharing and collaboration, pockets of «resistance» where new possibilities are created, notably with the «Temple of Love» project. Initiated from Roland Barthes’ original essay on love, «Fragments d’un discours amoureux» (1977), Gaëlle Choisne adds a political dimension to the concept of love by paying homage to invisible bodies, minority and fragile souls, and dispossessed hearts. «Temple of love » is an evolutionary project defining itself through its modes of appearance and genesis according to its invitations and its location.
The works/installations of Gaëlle Choisne have been exhibited in many institutions: (Vitry-sur-Seine), Centrale Powerhouse (Montreal), CAFA Museum (Beijing), Pera Museum (Istanbul), MAM - Musée d’art moderne de Paris, Musée Fabre (Montpellier), Zacheta Gallery (Warsaw), The Mistake Room (Los Angeles), Bétonsalon (Paris), Gr_und project space (Berlin), MAMO - Centre d’art de la Cité radieuse de Marseille, La Villette x Pompidou (Paris), Centre d’art contemporain La Halle des bouchers (Vienne), Musée archéologique Henri-Prade (Lattes), Musée des Beaux-Arts de Lyon etc.
She has also participated in several biennials and triennials: 15th Gwandju Biennial (2024), 3rd Toronto Biennial of Art (2024), 5th New Museum Triennial (2021), 11th International Biennial of Contemporary Art (GIBCA), 13th International Biennial of Lyon (2015), 12th Havana Biennial (2015), Sharjah Biennial 13 (2017) and 14th Curitiba Biennial (2017).
She has been part of many residency programs in France and internationally such as “Meeting Points collaboration” with CCA -Campus Caraïbéen des Arts (Martinique), Bethanian-KW (Berlin), the Rijksakademie (Amsterdam), Atelier Van Lieshout (Rotterdam), the Cité Internationale des Arts de Paris and OPTICA & Art3 Valence (Montreal).
In 2024, Gaëlle Choisne won the Marcel Duchamp Prize and, in 2021, the AWARE Prize. In 2019, she is nominated for the Ricard Foundation Prize and the Sam Art Project.
Gaëlle Choisne is represented by the gallery Air de Paris, Romainville (FR).
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THE SEA SAYS NOTHING, 2015
color video 16/917’’
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The sea says nothing is a project that is a tribute to Carmen Brouard. Carmen
Brouard, born February 10, 1909 in Port-au-Prince and died December 11,
2005 in Montreal, is a Haitian pianist, composer and music teacher and
sister of the indigenous poet Carl Brouard (1902-1965). She is a brilliant
composer who mixes classical music sounds with voodoo rhythms and
influences. This woman of color did not get the recognition she deserved
as a woman in the classical music world and more colorful. After meeting
her best friend Françoise Forest in Canada who gave me the scores to play
Carmen Brouard’s scores around the world.