77 rue Charlot
75003 Paris
Frankreich
Galerie Bernard Jordan
Bernard Jordan is a man of displacement; workshop surveyor, instinctive and eclectic, he tripled across his gallery in Paris, Berlin and Zurich. This horizon reflects his desire to open his gaze and extend his field of action. An ambition that he leads with simplicity, to build bridges and tirelessly promote the artists he defends.
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Created in 1984 in Paris, the gallery remained faithful to the impetus given by its first exhibition, dedicated to the graphic work of Robert Motherwell, by cultivating a abundant and rigorous relationship with works and artists. Over the decades the identity of the gallery has refined its loyalty, while retaining as a guideline to never ban anything.
In conjunction with the programming and monitoring of exhibitions, the gallery has developed an editorial vision. It publishes and co-publishes several books per year to support each visitor in their desire for deepening and knowledge of artists and works. In doing so, Bernard Jordan puts into practice an idea of art as companionship, on a daily basis and over time.
Founded in 1984 in Paris, the gallery has remained faithful to the impulse of its first exhibition dedicated to the graphic work of Robert Motherwell, by cultivating an abundant and rigorous relationship with its artists and their work. Over the decades, the gallery’s identity has sharpened, while maintaining its motto: “ nothing is forbidden ”.
Bernard Jordan is a man on the move – a studio wanderer, instinctive and eclectic, his gallery has three different locations, in Paris, Berlin and Zurich. This expansion translates a desire to broaden his gaze and extend his field of action. An ambition that he pursues with simplicity, building bridges and tirlessly promoting the artists he believes in.
In addition to organizing and supervising exhibitions, the gallery has developed an editorial vision. It publishes and co-publishes several books per year to accompany each visitor in their desire to learn more about the artists and their works. In doing so, Bernard Jordan brings to life an idea of art as a daily and long-lasting companion.