Philippe Pasqua

Philippe Pasqua
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Born	(1965-06-15) 15 June 1965 Grasse, France
💼 Occupation
Known for	Painting, sculpture

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Philippe Pasqua ([paskwa]; born 15 June 1965) is a French artist. He is mostly known for his skull sculptures.

Biography

Philippe Pasqua was born in Grasse, in the south of France, but, at the age of 10, he went to Paris. He began painting near the age of 20. In 1985, he settled in New York City, in the United States. He ran his first exhibition in 1990. Between 1995 and 1997, he produced 1,000 artworks. In 2006, one of the richest art collectors, Jose Mugrabi bought him a hundred artworks. In the 2000s, he mainly painted monumental portraits of faces of real people of all types, from transexuals to cancer patients, from people with Down syndrome to people with bruised face. Then, he made a series of skulls, covered in butterflies. In 2012-2013, he exhibited some skulls in Paris with Damien Hirst, whose work he has been said to copy. He now creates monumental sculptures, which he exhibited in the Oceanographic Museum, in Monaco, raising awareness about marine animals, or in the château de Chamarande.

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Philippe Pasqua's T-Rex in the Bateaux Mouches of Paris.

Exhibitions

Solo exhibitions

• 1990: Espace Confluence, Paris
• 1991: Galerie Wo Mang et Partners, Paris
• 1995:
  • Grouchy Castle, Osny, France
  • Espace Dautzenberg, Bruxelles
  • The International Center, Detroit
• 1996: Boulakia Gallery, Paris
• 1998: Yvonamor Palix Fine Arts, Mexico
• 1999: Lucien Durand Gallery, Paris
• 2001: Trauma, Hengevoss-Durkop-Jensen Gallery, Hamburg
• 2002:
  • Les miroirs de l’âme (Portraits 1989 – 2001), Palais Bénédictine, Fécamp
  • Bloc portrait, Hengevoss-Durkop Gallery, Hamburg
• 2003:
  • Hengevoss Dûrkop-Jensen Gallery, Hambourg
  • Lucille, RX Gallery, Paris
• 2004: Métamorphoses, RX Gallery, Paris
• 2005: Metz Cultural Center
• 2006:
  • Patrick Painter Gallery, Santa Monica
  • Spike Gallery, New York
• 2007: Philippe Pasqua – Pulsion, RX Gallery and Enrico Navarra Gallery, Paris
• 2009:
  • Philippe Pasqua, Stiftung Ahlers Pro Arte, Hanover
  • Crâne, ArtCurial, Paris
  • Crâne, Isola di San Servolo, Venice
• 2010:
  • Philippe Pasqua, Paintings and Drawings, Moscow Museum of Modern Art
  • Mea culpa, The Storage, Paris
• 2011:
  • Silence, The Storage, Paris
  • Philippe Pasqua, Absolute Art Gallery, Knokke, Belgium
• 2012:
  • Philippe Pasqua, Paintings and Drawings, Art Revolution, Taipei, Taiwan
  • Philippe Pasqua, Peintures récentes, Galerie RX, Paris
  • Philippe Pasqua, Peinture, Fondation Fernet-Branca, Saint-Louis (France)
  • Work in Progress, Peinture et Sculpture, The Storage, Paris
  • Philippe Pasqua, Gallery Hyundai, Seoul
  • Philippe Pasqua in London, Opera Gallery, Londres
• 2013:
  • Philippe Pasqua, Painting, Drawing and Sculpture, Art Stage Singapour, Singapour
• 2017:
  • Borderline, Oceanographic Museum, Monaco
  • Memento Mori, Zemack Contemporary Art, Tel Aviv
• 2018:
  • Allegoria, Château de Chamarande (France)

Group exhibitions

• 1990: Maison des Arts au Beausset, France
• 1992: Salon des Grands et Jeunes d’Aujourd'hui, Paris
• 1994:
  • Association Aides, Espace Cardin, Paris
  • Chaussures d’Artistes, Fundacio Joan Miró, Barcelona
• 1997: 3 Visions de l’Art contemporain français, Martini Gallery, Hong Kong
• 1998:
  • 80 artistes autour du Mondial, Galerie Enrico Navarra, Paris (with Jeff Koons, Rotella, César, Matta, Clemente, Nam June Paik...)
  • Hygiene, Yvonamor Palix Fine Arts, Mexico (with Orlan, Aziz + Cucher, Sandy Skoglund, Steve Miler)
  • Hygiene, Fondation La Source, La Guéroulde, France
  • Collection Ahrenberg: 50 ans d’histoire de l’art, Museum of Fine Arts, Mons, Belgium
• 1999:
  • Fétiches, Fétichismes, Passage du Retz, Paris
  • Naço & Friends, Espace Via, Paris
• 2000:
  • Narcisse blessé, Passage du Retz, Paris
  • Collages d’hier et d’aujourd'hui, Lucien Durand - Le Gaillard Gallery, Paris
• 2001: Face Off, Aeroplastics Damasquine Gallery, Brussels
• 2002: Inauguration, RX Gallery, Paris
• 2004:
  • Beyond Paradise, RX Gallery, Paris
  • Artistes contemporain des galeries du 8^e arrondissement, Ville de Paris
• 2005:
  • Quintessence, RX Gallery, Paris
  • Au-delà du corps, Contemporary Art Biennale, Aixe-sur-Vienne, France
  • A3, Place St Sulpice, Paris
• 2006: Soutine and Modern Art, Cheim and Read Gallery, New York City
• 2010 :
  • New Era, RX Gallery, Paris
  • C’est la vie ! Vanités de Caravage à Damien Hirst, Musée Maillol
• 2011 :
  • Drawing Now, RX Gallery, Paris
  • ART Paris, RX Gallery, Paris
  • ART Miami, RX Gallery, Paris
• 2012 :
  • Plaisir, RX Gallery, Paris
  • Popening, Laurent Strouk Gallery, Paris
  • Damien Hirst vs Philippe Pasqua, Laurent Strouk Gallery, Paris
• 2015 :
  • Collection Luciano Benetton, CAC Màlaga, Espagne
• 2017 :
  • Recomposition, RX Gallery, Paris
• 2018 :
  • Action ! La Nouvelle École française : première époque, Bastille Design Center, Paris

Further reading

• Restany, Pierre; Ribettes, Jean-Michel (1999). Philippe Pasqua (in français). Paris: SAGA - Stephen Lacy - Lucien Durand-Le Gaillard Gallery. ISBN 978-2951442405. Search this book on
• Trauma. Hamburg: Hengevoss Dürkop Gallery. 2001. Search this book on
• Daydé, Emmanuel; Fleury, Cynthia (2002). Philippe Pasqua. Les miroirs de l'âme (in français). Fécamp: Beznedictine SA. Search this book on
• Daydé, Emmanuel; Schouman, Michel (2002). Philippe Pasqua. Paradis blanc (in français). Paris: RX Gallery. Search this book on
• Restany, Pierre (2004). "A lesson of freedom in painting". Beaux Arts Magazine. Special.
• Zugazagoitia, Julián (2004). "The effectiveness of painting today". Beaux Arts Magazine. Special.
• Fleury, Cynthia (2004). "Beauty, pure and simple". Beaux Arts Magazine. Special.
• Simard, David; Schouman, Michel (2004). "Pasqua, or the eye of the profane". Beaux Arts Magazine. Special.
• Hengevoss-Dürkop, Kerstin (2004). "About flesh". Beaux Arts Magazine. Special.
• Walberg, Michel (2005). Philippe Pasqua (in français). Paris: La Différence « Mains et Merveilles ». Search this book on
• Tully, Judd (2006). Philippe Pasqua. Santa Monica: Patrick Painter Gallery. Search this book on
• Tuchman, Maurice; Dunow, Esti (2006). The New Landscape / The New Still Life: Soutine and Modern Art. New York: Cheim & Read. Search this book on
• Debailleux, Henri-François (2007). Philippe Pasqua (in français). Paris: RX Gallery and Enrico Navarra Gallery. Search this book on
• Krempel, Ulrich (2009). Philippe Pasqua. Hanover: Stiftung Kestner Pro Arte. Search this book on
• Latz, Jonathann; Mack, Joshua (2010). Sex. London: Philipps de Pury & Company. Search this book on
• Rosenberg, David (2010). Philippe Pasqua, "Paradise". Paris: Skira Editions. Search this book on
• Rosenberg, David (2010). Philippe Pasqua, "Palimpseste". Search this book on
• Corbu, Jean (2011). Philippe Pasqua - Drawings or Sculptures. Paris: Laurent Strouk Gallery. Search this book on
• Farameh, Patrice (2011). Skull Style. Skulls in Contemporary Art and Design. New York City: The Curated Collection. Search this book on
• Philippe Pasqua, "Work in Progress" (in français). Saint-Ouen l'Aumône. 2012. Search this book on
• Philippe Pasqua, "Monographie" (in français). Paris: Éditions du Regard. 2012. Search this book on
• Philippe Pasqua (in français). Saint-Louis: Éditions de Saint-Louis, Fernet-Branca Foundation. 2012. Search this book on
• Mitterrand, Frédéric; Mald, Cyrille (2014). Philippe Pasqua, "Autoportrait" (in français). Paris: Éditions Séguier. Search this book on
• Chabot, André (2014). Philippe Pasqua, "Skull Box". Paris: Éditions Ynox. Search this book on
• Guionneau-Joie, Florence (2017). Philippe Pasqua, "Borderline" (in français). Paris: Beaux Arts Éditions. Search this book on
• Debailleux, Henry-François (2017). Philippe Pasqua, "Monumental" (in français). Paris: Albin Michel. Search this book on

References

Category:1965 births Category:Living people Category:French contemporary artists Category:20th-century French painters Category:French male painters Category:21st-century French painters Category:People involved in plagiarism controversies

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