Galerie Murmure
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Description
Galerie Murmure presents a discerning vision of modern and contemporary art, bringing together a carefully curated selection of artists and works distinguished by the strength of their artistic voices and the richness of their individual journeys.
Painting, sculpture, printmaking, photography, ceramics… A diversity of mediums and practices lies at the heart of the gallery’s programme, guided by a rigorous commitment to both the quality of the works and the integrity of each artistic practice. Established artists, recognised figures and emerging talents come together in a dialogue that transcends generations, sensibilities and artistic movements.
Free from rigid classifications and boundaries, Galerie Murmure’s approach creates meaningful encounters between modern art and contemporary creation, revealing unexpected affinities and new perspectives. Works are not considered solely through the prism of their period or movement, but for their ability to evoke emotion, command attention and stand the test of time.
Each exhibition is conceived as an artistic project in its own right. Solo exhibitions, group presentations and encounters with artists punctuate the life of the gallery, offering visitors and collectors the opportunity to engage more deeply with the artists’ practices. Direct encounters with artists are an essential part of this experience: gaining an understanding of a work, its history, its research and the singular vision behind it enriches the experience of collecting.
Collectors, art enthusiasts and institutions benefit from a close, personalised approach founded on trust, expertise and an intimate knowledge of the artists represented by the gallery. This relationship fosters a meaningful dialogue around the works and allows each acquisition to be approached with sensitivity to the individual tastes, aspirations and sensibilities of every collector.
The dialogue between works is equally central to the gallery’s vision. A painting may enter into conversation with a photograph; a print may echo a sculpture; a work from the modern era may find an unexpected counterpart in the practice of a contemporary artist. From these encounters emerge new readings and connections, while a distinctive thread runs throughout the gallery’s programme—one rooted in curiosity, discernment and freedom of vision.
At the heart of this approach lies a simple conviction: the finest collections are born above all from encounters—with a work, with an artist, and with an emotion that has the power to endure.
Bridging modern art and contemporary creation, Galerie Murmure develops a distinctive programme in which each work finds its place within an open dialogue with the present and a vision towards the future.
Painting, sculpture, printmaking, photography, ceramics… A diversity of mediums and practices lies at the heart of the gallery’s programme, guided by a rigorous commitment to both the quality of the works and the integrity of each artistic practice. Established artists, recognised figures and emerging talents come together in a dialogue that transcends generations, sensibilities and artistic movements.
Free from rigid classifications and boundaries, Galerie Murmure’s approach creates meaningful encounters between modern art and contemporary creation, revealing unexpected affinities and new perspectives. Works are not considered solely through the prism of their period or movement, but for their ability to evoke emotion, command attention and stand the test of time.
Each exhibition is conceived as an artistic project in its own right. Solo exhibitions, group presentations and encounters with artists punctuate the life of the gallery, offering visitors and collectors the opportunity to engage more deeply with the artists’ practices. Direct encounters with artists are an essential part of this experience: gaining an understanding of a work, its history, its research and the singular vision behind it enriches the experience of collecting.
Collectors, art enthusiasts and institutions benefit from a close, personalised approach founded on trust, expertise and an intimate knowledge of the artists represented by the gallery. This relationship fosters a meaningful dialogue around the works and allows each acquisition to be approached with sensitivity to the individual tastes, aspirations and sensibilities of every collector.
The dialogue between works is equally central to the gallery’s vision. A painting may enter into conversation with a photograph; a print may echo a sculpture; a work from the modern era may find an unexpected counterpart in the practice of a contemporary artist. From these encounters emerge new readings and connections, while a distinctive thread runs throughout the gallery’s programme—one rooted in curiosity, discernment and freedom of vision.
At the heart of this approach lies a simple conviction: the finest collections are born above all from encounters—with a work, with an artist, and with an emotion that has the power to endure.
Bridging modern art and contemporary creation, Galerie Murmure develops a distinctive programme in which each work finds its place within an open dialogue with the present and a vision towards the future.
Products
Jan Voss, Traumtänzer, 1995, aquatint and etching in two colors, 16.5 × 22.6 cm, on 250 gsm BFK Rives paper, 28.5 × 38 cm. Printer: Biel Genty, Méounes. Edition of 50 + 3 printer’s proofs and 5 artist’s proofs. Publisher: the artist.
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Jan Voss, Untitled, Drypoint and aquatint in six colors on 250 gsm Vélin d’Arches paper, 1985. Printer: Biel Genty, Montjavoult. Publisher: the artist. 57 × 76.1 cm. Edition of 50.
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Jan Voss, Untitled, 1984. Drypoint, aquatint and woodcut in one color, on 180 gsm BFK Rives paper. Overall dimensions: 28.5 × 38.1 cm. Image dimensions: 17.9 × 23.9 cm. Printer: Ateliers Lacourière, Paris. Edition of 60.
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Jan Voss, Chambre à part, Aquatinte, eau-forte et pointe sèche en 5 couleurs sur BFK Rives 250 gr., 1994, 76 cm x 56 cm, Imprimeur : Biel Genty, Méounes, Tirage à 40 ex + 3 ARC et 5 EA, Editeur : l’artiste
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Jan Voss, L’amateur, Aquatint, etching and drypoint in two colors on 250 gsm BFK Rives paper, 1994. 76 × 56 cm. Printer: Biel Genty, Méounes. Edition of 40.
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Evdoxia, {2}
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Evdoxia, A7S02218 Fragments of circles B
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Evdoxia, Perspectives G
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Evdoxia, Part of a frame
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Evdoxia, Parts
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Stéphane Spach, Papillon
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Stéphane Spach, Martinet
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Stéphane Spach, Pavot
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Stéphane Spach, Aristoloche et autre chose
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Stéphane Spach, Iris
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5 PLACE DE L ANCIENNE DOUANE, 68000, COLMAR
FR