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<p>The new issue of Numéro art, which will be available in newsstands on October 18th, celebrates one duo and 3 artists on its cover who will make the headlines during the French art week with <strong>Paris+ by Art Basel</strong>. Young French artist <strong>Alexandre Diop</strong> and his mentor, contemporary art star <strong>Kehinde Wiley</strong>, whose works will be displayed at the Acacias Art Center by Reiffers Art Initiatives. Artist <strong>Cyprien Gaillard</strong>, who comes back to Paris with a double exhibition, one showcased at the Palais de Tokyo and one at Lafayette Anticipations. The very talented <strong>Tavares Strachan</strong>, who unveils his impressive works simultaneously at the Perrotin Gallery and the Marian Goodman Gallery. At last, this issue pays a tribute to the legendary painter <strong>Joan Mitchell</strong>, to whom the Fondation Louis Vuitton dedicates a major retrospective and a dialogue with Claude Monet.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>ALSO IN THIS NEW ISSUE OF NUMERO ART : </strong></p> <p>The <strong>20 exhibitions to visit during Paris+</strong> by Art Basel. Our focus on the fair’s programme, highlighting promising young galleries, art talks and an installation on the place Vendôme. An exclusive interview with the very discreet <strong>Christopher Wool</strong>. Our portrait of one of the brightest and the most disruptive designers of our generation, <strong>Harry Nuriev</strong>, in which he opens us the doors of his new Parisian studio. A conversation between <strong>Ali Cherri</strong>, awarded the Silver Lion at the latest Venice Biennale, and curator C<strong>ecilia Alemani</strong>. A focus on the contemporary art’s new generation with Iranian artist <strong>Tirdad Hashemi</strong> and French artist <strong>Nadjib Ben Ali</strong>. The new series by young photographer <strong>Jean-Vincent Simonet</strong>, which will be unveiled during Paris Photo. Great Ukrainian photographer <strong>Boris Mikhailov</strong>, celebrated at the Maison Européenne de la Photographie and at the Bourse de Commerce. The queer and underground New York from the 70s and 80s as seen in <strong>Larry Stanton</strong>’s portraits. And finally, an original creation by artist <strong>P. Staff</strong>, whose hyper sensorial work is currently on view at the 59th Venice Biennale and at the Sultana gallery in Paris.</p>
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