Ultra Violet
Helmut Newton
Marcel Duchamp
Savador Dali
Andy Wharol
Philip Halsmann
Damien Hirst
Thomas Messer
Isabelle de Maison Rouge
Ultra Violet's paintings, 3-D constructions, mixed-media installations, and drawings reveal a visual universe filled with rainbows, angel, blue skies and white clouds, but they also contain material related to the chaos and destruction that challenges our 21st century world. Above all, this artist seeks to fill the viewer's eye and mind with light.
Pupil, studio assistant, and muse of Salvador Dali in the fifties, central member of Andy Warhol's Factory in the sixties,
Ultra Violet has emerged today as a prominent and established avant garde artist who has exhibited throughout the world.
Playfully and intuitively, she uses time and talent to create works that are infused with energy, light, spirituality,
symbolism, profundity, global meaning, and humor.
Ultra Violet's paintings, 3-D constructions, mixed-media installations, and drawings reveal a visual universe filled with
rainbows, angel, blue skies and white clouds, but they also contain material related to the chaos and destruction that
challenges our 21st century world. Above all, this artist seeks to fill the viewer's eye and mind with light.
Ultra Violet’s work is in the collections of the Museum Pompidou in Paris, the Knokke Museum in Belgium and in the
collection of Beth de Woody, trustee of the Whitney Museum in New York.
Ultra Violet is the author of the book Famous for Fifteen Minutes: My years with Andy Warhol, published in 17
languages.
For the launch of the luxury box " Let there be light" in 30 copies
The edition contains :
-Texts by Thomas Messer (Director Emeritus, The Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation was director of The
Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation and Museum. In his capacity as author and historian, he published books on
Edward Munch and Vassily Kandinsky.)
-And by Isabelle de Maison Rouge ( art critic, journalist, art historian, and professor at New York University in Paris)
-Film interview(DVD) by Frédéric Mitterrand ( French Minister of Culture)
-7 portraits with/by Helmut Newton, ,Marcel Duchamp, Savador Dali,Andy Wharol,PhilipHalsmann,Damien Hirst
-5 prints from the Pistol Phallus series
-4 prints from Michelangelo series
Image: Marcel Duchamp, Ultra Violet and Taylor Mead, 1967 (Wyn Chamberlain)
Thursday March 3, conference @ New York University in Paris
Friday March 4, book signing @ Librairie Artcurial
Opening Satdurday, March 5, 2011, from 11:00 to 22pm in the presence of the artist
heartgalerie
Contemporary & New Art
30 rue de Charonne 75011, Paris
Hours: Tue-Sat 14-19.30
Free admission