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Opening in Paris until 19 November @morcharpentier ✨✨

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What a week 😮‍💨

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Our group exhibition Vestiges du Sacré is now open in Paris!

For this new group exhibition, mor charpentier brings together a selection of works that explore the multifaceted nature of the sacred. Whether experienced as a space for healing, a political gesture, or a way to reconnect with the living world, this concept moves beyond traditional religious belief to become a powerful lens for understanding the contemporary world

Featuring works by: Kader Attia, Daniel de la Barra, Bianca Bondi, Sacha Cambier de Montravel, Malo Chapuy, Claudia Comte, Daniel Correa Mejía, Carlos Garaicoa, Mateo López, Guadalupe Maravilla, Teresa Margolles, Carlos Motta, Rosângela Rennó, Charwei Tsai

@thekaderattia @danieldelabarra @bondi_bianca @sacha_cambier_de_montravel @chapichapo02 @claudiacomte @daniel.correa.mejia @carlosgaraicoa_studio @vemirave @guadalupe__maravilla @carlosalejandromotta @turistatranscendental @charweitsai

Until November 12th, do not miss it!
Photo: Hafid Lhachmi

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OPENING | We are pleased to invite you to « Vestiges du sacré » opening on Saturday, October 10th in our gallery in Paris!

This exhibition brings together Kader Attia, Guadalupe Maravilla, Carlos Motta, Malo Chapuy, Sacha Cambier de Montravel, Rosangela Rennó, Bianca Bondi, Charwei Tsai, Teresa Margolles, Daniel de la Barra, Carlos Garaicoa, Daniel Correa Mejía, Mateo López, and Claudia Comte for the exhibition Vestiges du Sacré.

A space for healing, a political gesture, or a reconnection with nature, the sacred moves beyond belief to become a lens through which to understand the contemporary world. The exhibition explores what this concept evokes for artists today, highlighting its social, spiritual, and ecological dimensions.

Opening on October 10th
From 6pm to 8pm
See you there!

@thekaderattia @danieldelabarra @bondi_bianca @sacha_cambier_de_montravel @chapichapo02 @claudiacomte @daniel.correa.mejia @carlosgaraicoa_studio @vemirave @guadalupe__maravilla @carlosalejandromotta @turistatranscendental @charweitsai

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Finding inspiration often starts with stepping outside. We asked recipients of the @Airbnb Artist Travel Grant to share how travel shapes their creative perspective, from local markets and architecture to museums, landscapes, and unexpected moments of discovery.

Through its multi-year partnership with Art Basel, Airbnb supports artists and galleries as they travel for exhibitions, residencies, fairs, biennials, and other moments that move creative practice forward.
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Photos shown here submitted by @danieldelabarra, @patrickhamiltonchile, @5th_dimensional_plain_, @monia.benhamouda.studio, @iamwatts, @_jackobrien_ and @edrasoto.

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We are pleased to invite you to our Booth G4 at ARTBO, from September 24 to September 27, 2026

The booth explores how migration, environmental exploitation, and power structures shape our territories, memories, and borders. At the same time, it highlights a search for spirituality and self-transcendence through works centered on the interconnectedness of all beings and contemplation.

Featuring works by: Alexander Apóstol, Anas Albraehe, Daniel de la Barra, Daniel Correa Mejía, Carlos Garaicoa, Mateo López, Guadalupe Maravilla, Carlos Motta, Nicolás Paris, Nohemí Pérez, Liliana Porter, Sylvie Selig, Charwei Tsai

@alexanderapostol.art @anasalbraehe @danieldelabarra @daniel.correa.mejia @carlosgaraicoa_studio @vemirave @guadalupe__maravilla @carlosalejandromotta @noemi_perez_amador @lilianaporter.art @sylvie__selig @charweitsai

See you there!!

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In difficult times, art is more necessary than ever

Thank you to everyone who was part of this week, and see you next year ♥️

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Our booth at Art Basel Basel 2026 is now open!

mor charpentier brings together a selection of artists whose practices engage with the ways we move through, shape, and remember the world around us.

Presented in three chapters, the exhibition traces interconnected narratives of migration, ecological fragility, and the enduring imprints of history on landscapes, bodies, and collective memory.

Featuring works by Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Kader Attia, Bianca Bondi, Daniel de la Barra, Sacha Cambier de Montravel, Malo Chapuy, Carlos Garaicoa, Manjot Kaur, Bouchra Khalili, Guadalupe Maravilla, Teresa Margolles, Théo Mercier, Uriel Orlow, and Nohemí Pérez. ✨

We look forward to welcoming you at Booth J13! See you there!

@lawrenceabuhamdan @thekaderattia @bondi_bianca @danieldelabarra @sacha_cambier_de_montravel @chapichapo02 @carlosgaraicoa_studio @kaurmanjot14 @theomercier_official_ @urielorlow @noemi_perez_amador

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We are pleased to invite you to our Booth J13 at Art Basel Basel, from June 18 to 21, 2026.

For Art Basel Basel 2026, mor charpentier presents a selection of artists who reflect on how we navigate and inhabit our changing world. Unfolding in three parts, the presentation looks at the realities of migration, our fragile relationship with nature, and the lasting marks of history on both body and mind.

Featuring works by: Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Kader Attia, Bianca Bondi, Daniel de la Barra, Sacha Cambier de Montravel, Malo Chapuy, Carlos Garaicoa, Manjot Kaur, Bouchra Khalili, Guadalupe Maravilla, Teresa Margolles, Théo Mercier, Uriel Orlow e Nohemí Pérez.

See you there!

@lawrenceabuhamdan @thekaderattia @bondi_bianca @danieldelabarra @sacha_cambier_de_montravel @chapichapo02 @carlosgaraicoa_studio @kaurmanjot14 @theomercier_official_ @urielorlow @noemi_perez_amador

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Una destacada presencia latino/ibero/americana marca esta edición, con artistas de España, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, Costa Rica, Ecuador y Perú. Sus obras abordan la memoria, el cuerpo, la migración, la ecología y las estructuras de poder desde perspectivas tan diversas como urgentes. Revisiones de mitos fundacionales, genealogías familiares, extractivismo y colonialidad conviven con reflexiones sobre el comercio marítimo y los futuros interespecie. Malta y la historia del Mediterráneo ofrecen el marco para problemáticas que resuenan con igual fuerza a ambos lados del Atlántico.

This edition features a strong Latin American and Iberian presence, with artists from Spain, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, Costa Rica, Ecuador, and Peru. Their works explore memory, the body, migration, ecology, and power structures from perspectives that are as diverse as they are urgent. Reexaminations of founding myths, family genealogies, extractivism, and coloniality coexist with reflections on maritime trade and interspecies futures. Malta and the history of the Mediterranean provide the framework for issues that resonate with equal force on both sides of the Atlantic.

[1] Núria Güell y Rosa Casado (España, 1981 y 1971), “Innocent Passage” (2026). Museo Marítimo de Malta, Birgu, Malta. Cortesía: Bienal de Malta

Todas las imágenes son cortesía de la Bienal de Malta, a excepción de la de Catalina Tuca.

All images are courtesy of the Malta Biennial, except for Catalina Tuca's.

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Malta Biennale 2026: Where History Speaks Through Contemporary Art
One is never prepared for the Maltese archipelago—its heady dichotomy of antiquity and modernity, its liminal position between continents. Under artistic director Rosa Martinez, the second edition transforms historic sites into contemporary art sanctuaries.
Standout installations: João Marques (Portugal) - Monumental burnt earth panels at the National Museum of Archaeology Lara Nickel (USA-France) - Large-scale painting installation, Grand Master’s Palace Vince Briffa (Malta) - Malta Pavilion at MUŻA Daniel de la Barra (Peru) - Malta Maritime Museum, Birgu, Halil Altındere (Türkiye) - Tapestry installation, Grand Master’s Palace
The theme “Clean | Clear | Cut” activates ancient fortified walls, museums, and palaces—allowing history to speak through contemporary art toward futures yet unimagined. My full review goes live on @artspiel April 27!
27 pavilions. Thousands of visitors. One unforgettable experience. Images: 1 Lara Nickel, 2-3, João Marques, 4-5 Daniel de La Barra, 6 Georgina Sleap, 7 Therese Debono, 8 Anastasia Ax, 9 Griet Dobbles, 10-11 Vince Briffa, 12 Aziza Shaden, 13 Gulja Holland, 14-15 Jiwon Yu, 16 Hara Shin
#MaltaBiennale2026 #ContemporaryArt #CleanClearCut #artspiel

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Last days to experience our Booth 1B08 at Art Basel Hong Kong 2026!

We are happy to present new works by Anas Albraehe, Daniel de la Barra, Sacha Cambier de Montravel, Malo Chapuy, Chen Ching Yuan, Daniel Correa Mejía, Manjot Kaur, Daniel Otero Torres, Nohemí Pérez, Reena Saini Kallat, and Charwei Tsai.
Don’t miss the Film sector, featuring 45th Parallel (2022, 15’) by Lawrence Abu Hamdan.

With the support of CNAP – Centre national des arts plastiques (National Centre for Visual Arts), France.
Photos: Michel Gabaldo, 2026

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