
Nick Knight a développé son propre procédé photographique pour restituer la beauté des fleurs
NICK KNIGHT, ROSES FROM MY GARDEN
After his series of skinhead photos, he revolutionised fashion films with short videos presenting the collections of top couture houses. Nick Knight, a man of elegant sophistication, took inspiration from the Flemish Baroque masters to create this series at the junction between photography and artificial intelligence.
Jusqu’au 25 septembre

Représentation botanique d’une saxifrage à nombreuses fleurs, plante endémique du Parc national du Mercantour.
MUSÉE D’ARCHÉOLOGIE DE NICE CIMIEZ
Flos Vitae, the natural history of flowers
There’s a rare and poetic fragility in the plant drawings, watercolours and lithographs brought together in this exhibition. It’s also a reflection of the region’s rich biodiversity,
and a great occasion to discover the collections of the Muséum d’Histoire Naturelle de Nice.
Well worth a visit.
Jusqu’au 9 octobre

L’artiste Grégory Forstner aime à peindre les fleurs, comme ici avec ses Flowers for the Bold en 2020, 300x200 cm, huile sur lin. Courtesy Gregory Forstner et ADAGP
LE 109
Flower power
The 42 artworks on show in the Grande Halle at the 109 show what happens
when today’s artists take flowers as their subject, using everything from 3D printing
and ceramic to oil on canvas and video.
Jusqu’au 3 septembre

Portrait aux fleurs du collectionneur Anatole Jakovsky réalisé par Eva Lallement (1914-1991).
MUSÉE INTERNATIONAL D’ART NAÏF ANATOLE JAKOVSKY
Les fleurs du mâle
The plant world has been a constant theme among naïve artists, from Douanier Rousseau to Séraphine de Senlis. The museum has created a fascinating exhibition, with works from its permanent collection and works on loan by artists past and present, raising the question of male vs female.
Jusqu’au 19 septembre
