#Jacques Villeglé

[disease]

"7 RUE DE TURBIGO, JULY 4" JACQUES VILLEGLÉ // 1976 [décollage mounted on canvas | 25 × 19 5/8"]

[frenchcurious]

Jacques Villeglé (1926 - 2022) Rue Bobillot, Place d'Italie, 19 mai 1987. - source Aguttes.

[krisis-krinein]

[marcogiovenale]

"isou's not dead": exhibit @ garage cosmos, bruxelles

ISOU’S NOT DEAD20 avril – 25 août 2023 – EXPOSITION au GARAGE COSMOS Avec : Art & Language, Jacques André, Ben Vautier, Antoine Boute et Jeanne Pruvot-Simonneaux, Marcel Broodthaers, Anne Catherine Caron, Henri Chopin, Guy Debord, François Dufrêne, Jean-Pierre Gillard, Raymond Hains, Yves Klein, Joseph Kosuth, Maurice Lemaître, Gabriel Pomerand, Dominique Rappez, Roland Sabatier, Alain Satié,…

[archiveofaffinities]

Jacques Mahé de la Villeglé, Jazzmen, 1961

[nevver]

Rip off, Jacques Villeglé

[rpirquet]

📷 Jacques Villeglé au travail, Paris, Montparnasse, 1961 — photo Harry Shunk & János Kender

[lostfunzones]

Made entirely of torn posters found in the streets. Quai de Grenelle collage by Jacques Villeglé (1977).

[drawdownbooks]

Rip it up!We love this newly cataloged title. Contents range from the anatomy of torn posters to an overview of grain and removal techniques, with photo-documentation of faded, fragmented, ghosted, and layered poster remnants. A section on interventions and interpretations follows, tracing a migration from street to gallery, paper weavings, the transition from ads to art, poster painting, etc. Includes creative prompts!

In the late 1940s, artists like Mimmo Rotella, Raymond Hains, and Jacques Villeglé recognized the potential in these fragments, revealing the beauty of ripped posters through their works.

Can we truly appreciate these unintentional expressions in our everyday streetscape? Can we uncover their hidden stories and artistic potentials? This volume asks you to take a second look!

Designed by SerraGlia

Published by Other Editions, 2023 Printed in an edition of 300 copies

Softcover, 80 pages, 60+ full color images,

Available at Draw Down: https://draw-down.com/products/the-city-is-ours-4-torn-posters

[studiovirginiemosse]

Upcoming 2024-2025

in progress 2024:

1- Pure-painting-series 2 . Lack paintings (letters, arrows, primary signs). The origin of art.

2- Stickbilder-series. 8x Embrodered textes on fabric.

3- Post-Future- series.

4- Zweck.

5- Partial memories 6 and 7, two ditychons mixing lack painting and UV-printing on canvas. (+ PM III-1 and 2

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2025

5- Paradigmen-Wechsel-series (5x). Found objects- tapisseries- paintings.

6- Schiebebilder. Slide-puzzles (50x). Participative room-installation from contemporary to medieval on a line.

7- Diagrammtafel-series. Uv-print on primed canvas- stretcher frames (+ barrel piece the day picture was born).

8-Fabelbilder (Schrift-Bild), series on canvas different sizes. Language and image after John Baldessari, complete the dots-paintings of Tiresias-series with the reverse technique and color.

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9- Textbilder (continuation of PW 3)

10- Time-piece after Jacque Villeglé

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Embodyments. 3 new (as Van Eyck- as Dante- as Beuys walking)

Totem II (the Egyptian)- finishing Totem Familly geopardy of the 6 continents. Beton Abguss- Hieroglyphen.

the Rätselbilder

Blumen-series

White-series 2.

The cutted paintings

Atomes -series. Embrodery.

[the-cricket-chirps]

Jacques Villeglé

Affiche Laceré "Rue de la Douane"

1959

[disease]

“RUE DES HALLES” JACQUES VILLEGLÉ // 1972 [décollage mounted on canvas | 25 1/2 × 20"]

[frenchcurious]

Jacques Villeglé (1926-2022) Rue Bobillot - Place d'Italie, 19 mai 1987. - source Aguttes.

[selenalopez]

Collage fait à la manière de Jacques Villeglé, chat réalisé au fusain et au posca

[detournementsmineurs]

"Alphabet Socio-Politique" de Jacques Villeglé (2022) à l'exposition “Capitale(s) : 60 ans d'Art Urbain à Paris” à l'Hôtel de Ville de Paris, janvier 2023.

[carlosguatame]

"The ethos of collage shapes every aspect of contemporary culture, from the glut of signs and images to the many layers of digital information to the art of sampling. This installation revisits early uses of collage to trace its evolution as both an aesthetic technique central to architectural representation and a cultural practice of layering, juxtaposition, and remix that configures the city..." Cut n Paste: From Architectural Assemblage to Collage City. MoMA New York Exhibition.

Jacques Villeglé 122 rue du temple 1968