PAST EXHIBITIONS

The Fondation Clement hosts the first major solo exhibition in Martinique of one of the most important and singular Cuban artists of his generation, Roberto Diago.

To mark the inauguration of its new showroom, the Pinacothèque, the Fondation Clément presents an exhibition dedicated to its permanent collection.

Yves Marie de Malleray is a discreet painter, first an engraver, then a naturalist painter, in total symbiosis with unspoiled nature.

For Serge Hélénon, art is not just a tool for documenting and representing reality. On the paths of the world he travels, the debris he finds is alive, and the real challenge he pursues is to invent plastic devices capable of becoming living organisms, spaces for dialogue and reconciliation of man for man.

Jean-Pierre Fiard’s photographs are the result of fifty years of exploration through the most unspoilt landscapes and natural spaces of present-day Martinique.

Alain Aumis attaches great importance to the pictorial gesture and its wide-ranging inspirations, from that of the first peoples of the Americas to that of Pollock, via the baroque notes of Murillo.

As soon as we manage to define a certain number of boundaries around us, be they geographical, social, religious or even moral, we tend to think that we are safe from major turbulence, and that we can rely on our artificial convictions.

TRAS par Fabrice Théodose dit Makandja (extrait)

The Clément Foundation, aware of the difficulties the art world is going through with an ongoing pandemic, wishes to support artists by organizing an “art market”.

For the festive season, the Fondation Clément presents an exhibition of a selection of around 80 works from its contemporary art collection.