A spokesperson for Loevenbruck says,
"In line with its representation of singular artists from the French and foreign scene, Loevenbruck presents an installation by the artist curator Jakob Lena Knebl and new paintings by Ashley Hans Scheirl, an echo of their exhibition at the Austrian pavilion for the 2022 Venice Biennale.
New sculptures by Daniel Dewar and Grégory Gicquel, extending the series of oakwood works they began in 2017.
The latest painting by Philippe Mayaux, whose work is exclusively represented by the gallery.
As well as an iconic sculpture by Alina Szapocznikow, a luminous work of 1966, in the context of the symposium taking place in October 2022 at the INHA (National Institute for Art History), exploring the relations between Louise Bourgeois and Szapocznikow."
