Daniel Templon
Daniel templon ( born February 19, 1945 in France ) is a French gallery owner and art dealer whose gallery was one of the most important forty years in Paris in France, which was devoted to modern art.
Work
Already in 1966, at the age of 21 years, templon opened in Paris on rue Bonaparte his first gallery. There he presented from French avant-garde artists such as Christian Boltanski, Ben and Martin Barré and presented foreign artists such as Carl Andre, Donald Judd, Manfred Mohr, Clay Ketter, Dan Flavin, George Brecht, Wolf Vostell and Sol LeWitt to the French audience.
With Catherine Millet iconostasis was in 1972, the magazine for contemporary art art press. In the same year he moved with his gallery in the Rue Beaubourg close to the Pompidou Centre has to offer. In 1986 he founded another art magazine style studio. In the years 1989-1993 he operated in southern France in Frejus, an art foundation.
Among the artists represented by templon included, for example, Arman, Daniel Buren and Jean -Marc Bustamante. In close collaboration with the New York art house Leo Castelli templon could make in the years to major U.S. artist known in Europe. These include, among others, Jean -Michel Basquiat, James Rosenquist, Roy Lichtenstein and Frank Stella. Today he represents, among other European artists Valerio Adami, Oda Jaune and Norbert Bisky and Americans like Larry Bell.
Honors and Awards
- 2006: Knight of the Legion of Honor
Exhibitions
- 2013: David LaChapelle Still Life