Grand Est
Olivier Scherberich
What’s on in Paris
Christie’s invites you to discover a selection of iconic works drawn from the upcoming season’s sales. From sculpture to drawings and Old Master paintings; from major names of the 20th and 21st centuries to 18th-century furniture and decorative arts; encompassing Asian Art, African and Oceanic Art, as well as Luxury and Jewellery, this selection reflects the full breadth and diversity of our specialties.
Exhibition
EXHIBITION
Cora Sheibani
4–9 July (closed on 5 July)
Born in Zurich and based in London, Cora Sheibani has developed a unique jewellery practice, situated at the intersection of art, design and exceptional craftsmanship. The daughter of renowned art dealer and collector Bruno Bischofberger, she grew up surrounded by art and collecting.
Sheibani creates unique pieces - no design is ever produced twice using the same colour - distinguished by their sculptural qualities, bold use of colour and unexpected combinations of gemstones and materials.
Presented internationally at leading fairs and institutions, this first Paris exhibition brings together new and recent pieces, offering insight into her creative vision.
EXHIBITION
Jean‑Marie Périer : Les belles années
30 June –28 August
This summer, Christie’s presents an exhibition dedicated to Jean‑Marie Périer, one of the most influential figures of 1960s photography. Bringing together a selection of 26 large‑format photographs, the exhibition celebrates Périer’s distinctive eye and the unique relationships he forged with the most iconic French and international personalities of his time.
Blending spontaneity with careful staging, his portraits capture the vibrant energy of a generation and the spirit of a defining cultural moment. From music to cinema, fashion and popular culture, these images bear witness to an era marked by creative freedom, youth culture and artistic innovation.
Jean‑Marie Périer’s work goes beyond celebrity portraiture: it reflects an intimate and human approach, revealing both the public personas and the private moments of his subjects. This exhibition offers a compelling immersion into the visual language of the 1960s, highlighting a body of work that continues to resonate today for its freshness, authenticity and enduring cultural impact.
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