Perrotin Matignon unveils ‘Panorama’, a sweeping survey of contemporary practice
A compelling new group exhibition at the gallery's Matignon location presents a fascinating constellation of works across generations, with particular emphasis on the immersive installations of Jeppe Hein and Josh Sperling.
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Perrotin Matignon has unveiled ‘Panorama’, a meticulously curated group exhibition that functions as an eloquent testament to the gallery’s discerning eye and expansive commitment to contemporary artistic practice. The exhibition presents a carefully considered selection of works spanning multiple generations and diverse methodologies, each piece contributing to a richly layered visual conversation that rewards contemplation and repeated encounter.
At the heart of the exhibition sits a particular focus on the phenomenological investigations of Jeppe Hein and Josh Sperling, whose practices interrogate the relationship between the viewer, the artwork and the surrounding space with extraordinary sensitivity and intellectual rigour. Their works function as anchoring presences within the broader panorama, creating moments of profound spatial and sensory engagement.
Yet the true distinction of this exhibition lies in its generous embrace of the gallery’s wider roster of artists. The presentation brings together an extraordinarily talented constellation of practitioners, each contributing their own distinctive voice to this compelling survey. The works on view demonstrate the remarkable breadth of contemporary artistic enquiry, from abstraction to figuration, from sculpture to painting, unified by a shared commitment to aesthetic excellence and conceptual depth.
The selection spans established figures whose practices have shaped contemporary discourse alongside emerging voices who continue to extend and challenge our understanding of what art might accomplish. This intergenerational dialogue creates a viewing experience that feels both historically informed and urgently present, revealing unexpected resonances and dialogues across different approaches and sensibilities.
Perrotin’s Matignon space, with its refined architectural proportions and measured light, provides an ideal setting for this ambitious undertaking. The gallery’s thoughtful installation creates a journey through diverse visual and conceptual territories, inviting visitors to move through the exhibition with the kind of unhurried attention that contemporary art deserves and demands.
‘Panorama’ remains on view through January 16, 2027, offering an extended opportunity to experience this exceptional gathering of contemporary artistic practice in all its nuance and complexity.
Imagery courtesy of Perrotin (@perrotin).
