AT THE GALLERY


Aurore BAGARRY

De la côte

October 10 – December 13, 2025

Opening reception Thursday, October 9, from 6 PM to 9 PM, in the presence of the artist.

NEWS

October 14, 2025

[RENCONTRE - SAVE THE DATE] Dimanche 19 octobre à 15h : Aurore BAGARRY & Vincent CHANSON, docteur en philosophie Retrouvez nous autour de l’exposition "De la côte", actuellement présentée à la Galerie…

September 18, 2025

VERNISSAGE | YAN MORVAN – « RÉSISTANCES » La galerie SIT DOWN est heureuse de présenter « Résistances », exposition-hommage dédiée au regard et à l’œuvre de Yan Morvan, en partenariat avec les Archives Yan Morvan.…

June 27, 2025

[NOUVELLE REPRÉSENTATION] La galerie Sit Down est heureuse d’annoncer la représentation d’Antoine Lecharny. Antoine Lecharny est un photographe et artiste plasticien français, né en 1995. Son travail, exposé et primé en France…

PUBLICATIONS

Aurore BAGARRY
De la côte
2025

Publisher : GwinZegal

Texts by : Philippe Boulvais, Vava Dudu, and Jérome Sother

For the past fifteen years, Aurore Bagarry has been photographing the sculptural formations of glaciers in the Alps, the rocky shores of the English Channel, and more recently, the Atlantic coasts—ranging from the Gironde and Brittany to Martinique and Guadeloupe. 

Aurore Bagarry’s landscape photographs go beyond geological documentation; they open a dialogue between the interior and the exterior, pointing toward an immensity whose forces exceed us.

Publisher : Atelier EXB
Texts by : Jean Gaumy, Jean-Christophe Bailly

In this book, Jean Gaumy offers a unique perspective on the world-renowned garden of painter Claude Monet. Over the course of the seasons, he conducted extensive formal research on plant life, creating black-and-white compositions that lie at the crossroads of painting and abstraction. Through this work, Gaumy explores the richness of vegetation, its structures, its flows, and its almost microscopic details.

Jean GAUMY
Une certaine nature 2025

Jean-Michel ANDRÉ
Chambre 207
Prix Nadar 2024

Publisher : Actes Sud

Afterword : Clément Chéroux

In this visual essay rooted in autofiction, Jean-Michel André travels in search of vanished memories. Blending elements of investigation, archives, and family heirlooms with his own photographs, he composes a collection that questions memory, mourning, and healing.

The author reveals a poignant story—one that is open to all.