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Biography 1945 Born Monaco Ecole nationale supérieure des Beaux Arts Paris, France Ecole des Arts Appliqués Paris, France Lives and works in NYC and in Ardeche, France Public Collections : Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York Museum of Worpswede, Breme, Germany Musee d'Art Hors les Norms, Dicy, France Musee de Creation Rurale, Chalon, France Musee de la Poste, Paris, France FNAC, Musee d'art Moderne, Paris, France Janco Dada Museum, Hof-Hacarmel, Israel Harvard law school museum One Man Shows (selection) 2010 "Quincaillerie générale." PDX Contemporary art. Portland. Oregon. 2010 "SECRET LANGUAGE OF ANIMALS". TACOMA ART MUSEUM. 2009 "ENFANCE" GALERIE KELLER. PARIS 2008 Galerie VARFOK, Budapest,Hongrie 2007 Galerie Keller, Paris 2007 PDX Gallery, Portland, Oregon 2004 PDX Gallery, Portland, Oregon 2003 Schroeder Romero Gallery NYC 2001 Gracie Mansion Gallery, NYC 2000 PDX Gallery, Portland, Oregon 1999 Gracie Mansion Gallery, NYC 1998 PDX Gallery, Portland, Oregon 1997 "Journée du Livre Politique" UNESCO, Paris 1997 "L.A. International" JAN BAUM Gallery, Los Angeles 1997 Galerie NIEDERHAUSER, Lausanne, Switzerland 1996 Galerie ATHISMA, Lyon, France 1996 Annina NOSEI Gallery, NYC 1995 Annina NOSEI Gallery, NYC 1994 Annina NOSEI Gallery, NYC 1994 Raph DEBARN, Paris 1994 Raph DEBARN, Nice 1993 Thyphoid Series, Soho Medical Center, NYC 1993 Galerie de la Pleau, Toulouse, France 1993 Galerie Athisma, Lyon, France 1992 Jamison Thomas Gallery, NYC 1992 Jamison Thomas Gallery, Portland, Oregon 1991 Jamison Thomas gallery, NYC 1991 Galerie Athisma , Lyon, France 1990 Maison de Verre, Paris, France 1990 Jamison Thomas Gallery, NYC 1989 Jamison Thomas Gallery, Portland, Oregon 1989 Jamison Thomas Gallery, NYC 1988 Rena Bransten Gallery, San Francisco 1987 Linda Hodges Gallery, Seattle 1987 Lavignes Bastille Galerie, Paris, France 1987 Anne Plumb Gallery, NYC 1986 Anne Plumb Gallery, NYC 1986 Maison de Verre , Paris, France 1985 Anne Plumb Gallery, NYC 1984 Harbour Art Gallery, NY 1981 Galerie Jeanne Bucher Paris France 1977 Galerie d'Eendt, Amsterdam, Holland 1974 Atelier Jacob, Paris, France 1974 Galerie Yvy, Geneva, Switzerland 1973 Atelier Jacob, Paris, France Group Shows 2003 Schroeder Romero Gallery, Brooklyn NY 2003 Parkers Box, Armory Show 2002 Gracie Mansion Gallery, NYC 1999 Gracie Mansion Gallery, NYC 1999 FIAC, Editions Eric Linard, Paris, France 1999 "Seeing Money", Public Venue, Portland, Oregon 1999 "Changing Face", Jim Kempner Fine Arts, NYC 1998 Thea Westreich, NYC 1997 Annina Nosei, NYC 1997 Galerie Athanor, Marseille, France 1997 French Connection, Triangle Workshop, NYC 1997 Galerie Tohu Bohu, Marseille, France 1996 Annina Nosei, NYC 1995 Annina Nosei, NYC 1994 Janco Dada Museum, Hof-Hacarmel, Isreal 1994 "Plis d'excellence", Musee de la Poste, Paris, France 1994 Annina Nosei, NYC 1994 Raph Debarrn, Paris, France 1992 Jamison Thomas Gallery, NYC 1991 Jamison Thomas Gallery, NYC 1991 Jamison Thomas Gallery, Portland, Oregon 1989 Jamison Thomas, Portland, Oregon 1989 Annina Nosei Gallery, NYC 1989 2-man show, Jamison Thomas Gallery, NYC 1989 "Facteur d'art", Musee de la Poste, Paris, France 1989 L.A. Contemporary Art Fair, Jamison Thomas 1988 Jamison Thomas Gallery, NYC 1988 Anne Plumb Gallery, NYC 1988 Rena Bransten Gallery, San Francisco, CA 1987 Anne Plumb Gallery, NYC 1987 Linda Hodges Gallery, Seattle, Wash. 1987 "Call of the Wild", RISD Museum, Rhode Island 1985 "Stay Tuned", Anne Plumb Gallery, NYC 1985 4 Artists: Botts, Flechemuller, Gompertz, Oppenheim 1985 Inaugural Show, Anne Plumb Gallery, NYC 1985 "Drawings and Sculpture", Manhattan Art Gallery, NYC 1984 "Five French Artists In NY", Ambassade de France NYC 1984 GFH Annual Exhibition, NYC 1983 GFH Annual Exhibition NYC 1982 Galerie Jeanne Bucher, Paris, France 1978 "La Baleine", le CRACAP, Chalon-sur Saone, France 1977 Cerfs-Volant, "Images pour le ciel", Festival d'automne, Paris, France 1975 Salon des Realites Nouvelles, Paris, France 1975 Grafik aus Paris, 4 Artists: Max Ernst, Flechemuller, Matta & Bram vanVelde 1974 Salon des Realites Nouvelles, Paris, France 1973 Salon des Realites Nouvelles, Paris, France 1970 "Venus de Milo ou les dangers de la Célébrite", Musee d'Art Moderne, Bruxelles, Belgique Litterature James Kalm, Brooklyn rail 2004 Art net news 2004 New york Times 2001 Vincent Katz, Art News, été 94 Gragg Randy, The Oregonian, Mai 92 Garrick Duckler, Willamette Week, Mai 92 Denières Nouvelles d'Alsace Sep. 91 Elizabeth Gilbert, Downtown, Oct 90 Images, Libération 10 Avr. 89 Timothy Cohrs, Arts Magazine, Janv. 87 Timothy Cohrs, Arts Magazine, Nov. 86 Vivian Raynor, New York Times, 26 Juil. 85 Timothy Cohrs, Arts Magazine, 85 Helen Harrison, New York Times, 12 Aout 84 Jean-Marie Tasset, Le Figaro, 8 Avr, 81 Review To account for the appeal of Jacques Flechemuller's darkly comic vision would be like trying to explain how a joke works. His current show, "Sophie at Night," is on view at Schroeder Romero, Nov. 28-Dec. 22, 2003. For decades artists have been pushing the envelope of unorthodox materials, but "alphabet pasta on starling" establishes a new standard. Born in Monaco and now, at mid-career, based in Brooklyn, Flechemuller's main focus is painting. His imagery is characterized by an obvious fondness for the absurdity lurking just beneath the surface of advertising imagery and popular culture, filtered through a skeptical, post-pop sensibility. Tango (2003), a medium-sized (30 x 34 in.) oil on canvas, gives us a wall-eyed pair of Chihuahuas in a bathetic embrace, cheesy and irresistible. Breakfast (2002), a larger (96 x 96 in.) work painted on masonite, depicts a good-natured gathering of well-groomed male pajama models, while in Birthday Cake (2002), frenzied quintuplet toddlers in matching spectacles work up a sugar high. Somehow, the paintings avoid condescension toward their subject (John Currin, take note). Visitors should not overlook the wall of amusing drawings ($600 each), which also refer to mass visual culture and often feature an interior framing device suggesting a TV or movie screen. Earlier this month, as the show was in its second week, New York was hit with an impressive snowstorm, though gallery owners Lisa Schroeder and Sara Jo Romero were safely ensconced in Miami Beach, soaking up sunshine (and collectors' checks) at the NADA Fair. The talismanic value of the show's funniest painting was thus fulfilled -- superimposed over a wanly smiling little boy in a striped polo shirt are the words, "Thank you God for protecting my art dealer." Art net News |
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