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blanquet s'ouvre la panse

blanquet

blanquet s'ouvre la panse

poster printed on deluxe rives tradition paper
limited edition : 500 copies, signed and numbered
size : 60 x 40 cm 
arts factory [ éditions ] - 2007

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This limited edition was produced for the "Blanquet s'ouvre la panse"
exhibition, presented in 2007 at the Espace Beaurepaire in Paris.

Stéphane Blanquet was born in 1973. He lives and works in the Paris area. Considered today as one of the pioneer of graphic novels in France, his abounding, unsettling and provocative world does not leave anyone indifferent and goes far beyond the frame of his published work notably at Cornélius, Alain Beaulet, Albin Michel Publishings or is own label United Dead Artists. Illegitimate son of Robert Crumb, Roland Topor, Jerôme Bosch and surrealism, he is backed by a long past in the field of graphzines, the press and international edition.

He is himself a publisher (Chacal Puant and La Monstrueuse – rewarded at the Angoulême Festival in 1996 – and the more recent Muscle Carabine), and appears as one of the most inventive creators of his generation. In 2005, L'An 2 Publishings devoted to him a reference book Monographie Lacrymale - in their series Etoiles de l'ImageIn 2007, La Vénéneuse aux Deux Eperons, a graphic novel made like a shadow theater released by Cornélius Editions and the exhibition Blanquet s'ouvre la panse, presented in Paris by the Arts Factory Gallery would be met by a wave of enthusiasm. A foreword to a institutional recognition that occurred in 2009 with the Quintet show at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Lyon and an impressive solo show at the Singapor Contemporary Art Musem in 2013.

photo credits : blanquet

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