Thematic exhibitions

Bambara Dogon Sénoufo

Galerie Granier | Ancient

Through twenty or so selected pieces, the "Bambara Dogon Sénoufo" exhibition offers a more global stylistic approach to the Bambara arts and their neighbors, notably the Dogons and Sénoufos, peoples intimately linked by geography, the history of migrations, trade but also by animist practices and in relation to Islam.

13 rue Mazarine, 75006 Paris

Moros y Cristianos

Galerie Charles-Wesley Hourdé

The exhibition Moros y Cristianos features an important selection of Guatemalan masks patiently collected over more than ten years. These masks are a rare testimony to the syncretism that operated in Central America, combining the iconography of ancient pre-Hispanic cultures with that of the Spanish conquerors.

41 rue de Seine, 75006 Paris

Sacrifice

Galerie Alain & Abla Lecomte

3 rue Visconti, 75006 Paris

Kriss Handles from Java

Galerie Cédric le Dauphin

Release of Kriss Handles from Java, dedication during Paris Tribal.

After twenty years of studies on the subject, this book reviews all types of kriss handles from the island of Java in Indonesia. It lists the examples known to be kept in museums and presents more than a hundred photos of these handles.

Texts in English. 76 pages 140 illustrations hard cover. Pictures GCLD Text by Cedric Le Dauphin. ISBN : 979-8211482579

21 rue Guénégaud, 75006 Paris

Teke

Galerie Judith Schoffel de Fabry

14 rue Guénégaud, 75006 Paris

Sculptures du Fleuve Sépik

Voyageurs & Curieux

On the occasion of the tenth edition of Paris Tribal, the Voyageurs & Curieux gallery proposes two exhibitions. The first, accompanied by a catalog, is devoted to the sculpture of the artists of the Sepik River in Papua New Guinea.

20 rue Mazarine, 75006 Paris

Terres Tropiques

Galerie Christophe Rolley

13 rue Mazarine, 75006 Paris

Les couleurs de l’invisible

Tischenko Gallery

Since 2018, Marc Petit has been expressing his talent as an illustrator in a vast project illustrating themes from the mythologies of all peoples and all times, of which the Tischenko Gallery (Helsinki) presented a first range, "Echoes of Dreamtime", in the fall of 2019. Les couleurs de l’invisible s’inspirent en toute liberté de quelques – uns des mythes, usages intrigants, objets de rêve, récits de voyages imaginaires dont les traditions chamaniques des peuples de la Vieille Asie et des pays du Grand Nord nous rapportent les péripéties.

21 rue Guénégaud, 75006 Paris

Cimiers Ekoi du Nigeria

Galerie Pablo Touchaleaume

On the occasion of Paris Tribal 2023, the Galerie Pablo Touchaleaume will present a set of Ekoi crests from Nigeria.

5 rue Jacques Callot, 75006 Paris

Photo credit Francois Mallet