Wallace Berman at Art Basel 2019

The picture above is a 'model' or mock-up of the Frank Elbaz Gallery booth which will be at the Art Basel 2019 fair.   A room devoted to Wallace Berman's art, which, of course, happens to be my father.  The artworks are for sale, so for those who are going to the fair, do drop in and visit my father's work.  Moreover, say hello to the Elbaz Gallery as well.  I can't wait to see the installation photos.  - Tosh Berman

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Wallace Berman Exhibition in Paris Sept 8, 2018 to October 11, 2018

Wallace Berman - Visual Music Curated by Sophie Dannenmüller

September 8 - October 11, 2018 galerie frank elbaz, Paris

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Opening on Saturday, September 8, 2018: 4:30 pm | Exhibition walkthrough with the curator, followed by a Q&A session with the son of the artist, Tosh Berman  6-8 pm | Opening Reception & Bebop Concert by the Bobby Rangell Band

Wallace Berman, Untitled (Silence Series), 1964-1976 16 image negative verifax collage, with original artist frame 61 x 65,5 cm / 24 x 25 3/4 inches

galerie frank elbaz is pleased to present Wallace Berman – Visual Music, the artist’s third solo exhibition in Paris. The catalog essay and exhibition examine the connection between sound and image, music and visual art, in Berman’s artwork and show the extremely important role music played in Berman’s artistic approach. On September 8, the gallery will celebrate the opening of the exhibition with a walkthrough and a Q&A session with Tosh Berman and Sophie Dannenmüller. A bebop concert by the Bobby Rangell Band will follow. Music was inseparable from Berman's life and work. The artist always kept strong ties to the music world and kept track of the latest developments with an insatiable curiosity, exploring the avant-garde beyond California and taking notice of innovative, unusual, and sometimes confidential productions. Berman’s love of music wasn’t limited to one particular genre but embraced many styles. Jazz, however, always remained his great love, especially bebop. Berman was a regular at Tempo Records in Los Angeles, a shop connected to the Dial label which was created to promote bebop. His drawings were chosen for several Dial leaflets and for the cover of the two-volume album Be-Bop Jazz with All the Stars of the New Movement released in 1947 and 1948. Berman often frequented Los Angeles’ underground black jazz clubs, where jazz legends such as Duke Ellington, Dizzy Gillespie, and Billie Holiday would perform. Thus his early works are inevitably rooted in jazz, which offered him a unique and genuine source of inspiration and emotion. Sophie Dannenmüller

Wallace Berman Exhibition in Paris at the Frank Elbaz Gallery

Wallace Berman Exhibition Paris

Wallace Berman Exhibition Paris

Wallace Berman Exhibition Paris

Wallace Exhibition in Paris at the Frank Elbaz Gallery

Wallace Berman Solo Exhibition in Paris

Hey everyone, go see the Wallace Berman solo show at the Frank Elbaz gallery in Paris. The exhibit is curated by Sophie Dannenmuller. The address is 7 rue Saint-Claude 75003 Paris France. The phone no. there is 33 (0) 1 48 87 50 04