Talk:Toni Grand

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Solo exhibitions

1967: ^5th Paris Biennial.
1974: first personal exhibition, Eric Fabre gallery, Paris.
1975: Le Flux gallery, Perpignan.
1976: "Toni Grand - Bernard Pagès", Museum of Art and Industry, Saint-Étienne.
1977: "Toni Grand - Sculptures", Athanor gallery, Marseille.
1978: Albert Baronian gallery, Brussels.
1979: Kom Wi gallery, Tokyo.
1980: "Toni Grand - Sculptures", Savoy Museum, Chambéry.
1982: Venice Biennale.
1981: Romanesque rooms of the Saint-Trophime cloister, Arles.
1983: ARCA, Marseilles.
1987: Jacques Girard gallery, Toulouse.
1988: Arlogos gallery, Nantes.
1988: Paris gallery, Paris.
1989: Museum of Contemporary Art, Lyon.
1990: Rodin Museum, Paris.
1991: Museum of Fine Arts, Nantes.
1993: Museum of Modern Art, Céret.
1998: Regional School of Fine Arts, Le Mans.
2001: Arlogos gallery, Paris.
2002: gallery-bookstore Philippe Pannetier, Nîmes.
2003: Museum of Fine Arts, Nantes, presentation of the donation.
2013: Mamco, Geneva.

Group exhibitions

1978: Toni Grand / Claude Viallat, Avignon.
1980: Cantini 80, Cantini Museum, Galerie de la Charité, Marseille; 6th International Contemporary Art Fair, Grand Palais, Paris ^; Chacallis, Charvolen, Grand, Jaccard, Viallat, Athanor gallery, Marseille.
1985: Sculptures-Prefiguration of a Park, Cartier Foundation for Contemporary Art, Jouy-en-Josas.
1990: 44th ^Venice Biennale, Peggy Guggenheim Foundation, Venice; The Bel Age, Chateau de Chambord.
1991: The love of art, Biennial of contemporary art, Lyon.
1993: Du simple au double, Museum of Modern Art, Céret.
1997: Made in France, MNAM Center Georges-Pompidou, Paris; Documenta X, Kassel, Germany.
2000: Collection of spaces, FRAC Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, Friche de la Belle de Mai gallery, Marseille.
2001: Empties included, FRAC Bretagne collection, Cloister gallery, School of Fine Arts, Rennes.
2002: New acquisitions, National Museum of Modern Art, Center Georges-Pompidou, Paris.
2003: "A few amateur cabinets, the cabinet of Gabriel Orozco", FRAC Picardie, Amiens.
2007: Museum of Fine Arts of Marseille, Peter Friedl, Toni Grand ; Brancusi workshop, Paris.
2009: Art & Language (Mel Ramsden and Michael Baldwin) Toni Grand. Exhibition at the School of Fine Arts in Le Mans, from 7 toMarch 28, 2009.
2017: From Nature to Sculpture, Villa Datris Foundation, L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue

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