Galerie Isabelle Gounod

After opening her first gallery space in Boulogne-Billancourt in 2004 with a solo show dedicated to Michaële-André Schatt (FR), Isabelle Gounod opened in 2008 a new space in the Marais (Paris, 3rd Arrondissement). In 2011, the gallery expanded with the "Studio" space also located at 13, rue Chapon. Both a showroom and an exhibition space, it is mainly dedicated to collectors. Supporting since 2006 a new generation of french artists, she organized the first exhibitions of Jérémy Liron (seven solo shows since 2006), Julien des Monstiers (2008), Claire Tabouret (2010, 2012 and 2013), Thomas Lévy-Lasne (2013), as well as Maude Maris (2013, 2015 and 2017), Aurore Pallet (four solo shows since 2013), Florent Lamouroux (two solo shows since 2013) and Pierre-Alexandre Remy. Today, the gallery still represents emerging artists, such as Lenny Rébéré (FR), Audrey Matt-Aubert (FR), Pierre Aghaikian (FR), Martin Ferniot (FR), Luke Heng (SG) or Sophie Kitching (GB/FR). Since several years, the gallery is also welcoming and exhibiting more experienced artists from the French and international art scene, such as Martin Bruneau (CA/FR), Glen Baxter (GB), Jacqueline Dauriac (FR), Katharina Ziemke (DE), Leslie Smith III (USA), Dan Brault (CA) and Carolyn Carlson (USA/FR). Isabelle Gounod Gallery is present on International and French Art Fairs such as SLICK (2008), FIAC-(OFF)ICIELLE and FIAC Outdoors (2014), the Zürcher Show in New York (2015), YIA (Brussels) and Paréidolie (Marseille) in 2016, Drawing Now Paris (every year since 2010) and Choices - Paris Gallery Weekend (2014, 2015 and 2018). Recently, the gallery participated to the first edition of BIENVENUE Art Fair at the Citée des Arts, Paris (2018), Felix LA in Los Angeles (2018) and Draw Art Fair in London (2019). The artists represented or having been defended by the gallery benefit from a strong visibility and their works are present in important public and private collections: Centre Georges Pompidou (Paris), MoMA (N.Y.C.), LACMA (L.A.), National Center for Plastic Art (CNAP), Regionals French Art Found (FMAC, FRAC AUVERGNE, FRAC PACA, FRAC Haute- Normandie, FRAC Basse-Normandie), Pernod-Ricard Collection, Société Générale Collection, EMERIGE Collection, François Pinault Collection, Bredin Prat Endowment Fund, Salomon Foundation, etc.