The More sale, which is aimed particularly at new collectors, is being installed in Le Marais.

Following the success of the first More outdoors sale, which took place last January at WeWork on the avenue Champs-Élysées, Artcurial is organising a second edition of the event. The exhibition and sale will be held at the WeWork space in the heart of Paris’ Marais district. The venue is a dynamic shared workspace that plays host to multinational teams, start-ups and freelancers. With a subtle mix of old charm and modern comfort, its location provides an apt setting for the exhibition, which will be staged within the workspaces themselves.

This exceptional exhibition will feature more than 270 lots, encompassing works as diverse as they are complementary. With a wide range of prices, they encompass artistic fields like contemporary art, represented by limited editions; design, urban art and photography. This exhibition at the heart of the WeWork workspaces offers direct access to art in a work setting, as well as an animated space that is open to all. These off-site initiatives are aimed at creating an element of surprise in unexpected places like WeWork.

The mix of styles makes it a friendly and artistic space in which visitors can enjoy creative works by top designers and artists. A magnificent set of photographs by Albert Watson will be presented, including a unique platinum print mounted on aluminium from 1996, signed and numbered, entitled David Bowie, New York City, estimated € 15,000 - € 20,000. Representing the world of design will be prominent names like Charlotte Perriand, whose “6 couverts” dining table from circa 1956 features, and Arne Jacobsen, whose set of twelve mod. 3208 “Lily Chairs” from 1970 will be offered for sale, estimated € 15,000 and € 25,000.

As for urban art, pieces by must-have names like JonOne, Speedy Graphito, Nasty and Shepard Fairey will be on show. And finally, the event will celebrate contemporary art too, with creations by the likes of Niki de Saint Phalle, Wild Kong with Barrel from 2016 by Richard Orlinski, estimated € 12,000 and € 15,000, and Black Rabbit and Rose Gold Rabbit by Jeff Koons.

This 2019, second edition of More is sure to delight connoisseurs and collectors, who will be able to enjoy daily contact with art in all its forms, and will be an opportunity to highlight the auction house’s pioneering spirit in creating new and surprising concepts.

Information

Exhibition in Paris at WeWork

Friday 27th September, from 10am to 7pm

Saturday 28th September, from 10am to 7pm

Sunday 29th September, from 10am to 2pm

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Auction in Paris at WeWork

Sunday 29th September 2019, 4pm

WeWork Cœur Marais

64-66 rue des Archives

75003 Paris

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