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Artists Talk: Isabel Aguera | Anne Manoli
Saturday, April 11, 2026, 3–5pm
Join us at Nicolas Auvray Gallery for a conversation between Paris-based artists Isabel Aguera and Anne Manoli, presented on the occasion of Earth Reborn, their current duo exhibition. The artists will discuss their respective practices and approaches to painting as a living, evolving form shaped by memory, gesture, and transformation.
Working through distinct yet complementary languages, Aguera’s fluid, gestural compositions and Manoli’s dense, materially layered surfaces each explore an embodied relationship to nature and its processes of change.
Anne Manoli
Isabel Aguera
Now Available: Horizons by Jean-Michel Lenoir
Originally released in conjunction with the Jean-Michel Lenoir’s solo exhibition at Nicolas Auvray Gallery, Horizons is Jean-Michel Lenoir’s third monograph—a contemplative exploration of seascapes where the horizon becomes a site of perception, introspection, and quiet transformation.
Organized into four chromatic chapters—Ocean, Clouds, Pastel, and Twilight—the book reflects Lenoir’s sustained engagement with light, atmosphere, and the emotional resonance of the natural world. Moving between stillness and motion, abstraction and representation, the images invite slow looking and a meditative encounter with time and impermanence.
FEATURED ARTIST
Gérard Stricher Solo Feature at Art Palm Beach
Nicolas Auvray Gallery will be presenting a selection of new works by Gérard Stricher in a dedicated space at Art Palm Beach 2026. Please join us at Booth 203 between January 28 – February 1, 2026 at the Palm Beach County Convention Center.
In 2025, Stricher continued to explore the impasto technique, often combining it with canvas scraping, allowing the paint to take on texture of the canvas.
In the middle of the strong colors and impasto, Stricher starts to create oases of calm, looking for ways to continue his research of color and movement in nature, yet in a smooth manner.
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Le Saut de l'Ange, 2025. Oil on canvas, 76 ¾ × 102 ¼ in.
View more works by Gérard Stricher here.
