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Retour de Claude Viallat

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Contemporary Gallery Kunming in China is presenting a solo exhibition of the French artist Claude Viallat, pioneer of the ‘Supports/Surfaces’ artistic movement that appeared in France during the 1960s. The movement was a theoretical reflection of painting to give equal importance to its materials, creative techniques and the final artwork, taking as the fundamental elements of the frame, the canvas and the very making of the painting.
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Contemporary Gallery Kunming in China is presenting a solo exhibition of the French artist Claude Viallat, pioneer of the ‘Supports/Surfaces’ artistic movement that appeared in France during the 1960s.
The movement was a theoretical reflection of painting to give equal importance to its materials, creative techniques and the final artwork, taking as the fundamental elements of the frame, the canvas and the very making of the painting.

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