Perrotin "Art for Ukraine" Group Exhibition Fundraiser

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Claire Tabouret, Light Past Blue, with vinyl record by Alex Somers x Aska Matsumiya, 2021

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Gregor Hildebrandt, Zitronen im Spiegel, 2021

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Daniel Arsham, Study for Eroded Lucius Verus, 2020

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Mathilde Denize, Set Up for Future Exhibitions, 2021

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Lee Bae, Brushstroke W-54, 2020

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Danielle Orchard, Surprising Yourself, 2022

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Gahee Park, Apple Picker, 2021

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Josh Sperling, AbExDubBub M, 2021

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It’s been eleven weeks now since Russia invaded Ukraine, sparking a range of sanctions and outcry from the international community. The art industry has been one of the most vocal groups to come in support of Ukraine — from a number of auctions from HVW8, Marina Abramović and Her Clique, to a print release by Massive Attack’s Robert “3D” Del Naja, amongst many.

Perrotin has joined this growing list through a new group exhibition dubbed “Art for Ukraine.” The exhibition features generous submissions from the gallery’s esteemed roster, including Daniel Arsham, Lee Bae, Cristina BanBan, Josh Sperling and Claire Tabouret.

100% of proceeds from sales are donated directly to UkraineNow, an organization working at the frontline at the crisis. The online exhibition is currently on view at Perrotin’s website until May 27.

Elsewhere, Ugo Rondinone meditates on space and time at Kukje Gallery.

Art for Ukraine:

Daniel Arsham
Lee Bae
Cristina BanBan
Sophie Calle
Mathilde Denize
Lionel Estève
Kathia St. Hilaire
Gregor Hildebrandt
Klara Kristalova
Danielle Orchard
GaHee Park
Paola Pivi
Josh Sperling
Emily Mae Smith
Claire Tabouret
Pieter Vermeersch