14 March – 3 May 2026
RONADL DUPONT
VERTICAL CITY
With this new exhibition entitled Vertical City, the artist unveils a series of powerful paintings devoted to the contemporary metropolis—a vertical, dense, vibrant city in constant transformation.
Through vast urban landscapes, Dupont does not represent places, but rather a shared experience: that of metropolitan life, made up of tensions, flows, and architectural rhythms. Between abstraction and figuration, his paintings plunge the viewer into the heart of a living urban organism, both powerful and fragile.
• 20 place des Vosges, 75004 Paris
14 March – 3 May 2026
CHARLES FAZZINO
A WORLD FOR US
Everything about Charles Fazzino—his personal history, his artistic approach, his success—embodies a virtuous “American dream.” For many, he is one of the symbols of New York, of a happy, joyful, and free America, of an America open to others and to influences from around the world.
Fifty years ago, he created 3D Pop Art, both to follow in the footsteps of Andy Warhol in making art accessible to all, and because the influences of his childhood—pop-up books, the joys and games of his youth—were an immense and inexhaustible source of inspiration. Everything is subject to his artistic curiosity, and his relief paintings capture everything: views of New York and cities around the world, sports, and the excitement of major contemporary events.
• 4 rue du Pas de la Mule, 75003 Paris
14 March – 3 May 2026
HONFLEUR
FOCUS ON….
Diego BENEITEZ
MAS LIBRE
The first thing that strikes you about Diego Béneitez’s work is the light and serene atmosphere that emanates from his paintings. From a distance, you might think they are abstract works, but as you get closer, you discover the horizon line that gives scale to the landscape and prevents the sky and sea from merging into one another. Sometimes it is the silhouette of a port, an estuary, or a city. Other times, it is a rocky coastline that stands out on the horizon. Next, it is his color palette that touches us, made up of intense shades and subtle gradations, streaks of light, and contrasts.
• 8 place Berthelot, 14600 Honfleur
