As summer approaches, Galerie OAK invites us to travel with a new selection of artworks that plunge us into the memories of escapades by talented artists.
Prized by collectors, Murano glassware made according to the Sommerso process, which allows for subtle color combinations, has become increasingly difficult to find.
Until October 29, the exhibition "Andrée Putman and the Modern Movement" revisits the fascinating history of the Grande Dame of Design.
From March 17, the OAK Gallery will move into a brand new 80 m2 space dedicated to Art and Design in the Saint-Etienne district of Toulouse.
Until February 11, 2023, the ephemeral gallery at 33 rue Bouquières brings together furniture from the 1950s to the 1970s, collected by Emmanuelle Vidal, and artworks from the OAK Gallery, selected by Antoine Vignault.
The OAK Gallery brings together the paintings and drawings of Beatrice Pontacq, the contemporary furniture of Pierre Mounier and the luminous sculptures of William Guillon, around a selection of exceptional vintage pieces.
Mathieu Matégot is one of the most inventive French designers of the 1950s who has particularly influenced the world of design.
First European fair dedicated to the design of the second half of the 20th century, the Puces du Design are back in Hall 2.2 - Paris Expo Porte de Versailles under a new name: The Place to be design.
Gathered together for the first time, nearly two hundred works from the collections of the Mobilier National will bring to life the essence of French Chic from 1930 to 1960.
With Eloi Ficat's photographs, Umberto Pasti and Clotilde Ancarani's poetic furniture, and William Guillon's organic lighting...
