Gallery
:A place of encounter, exchange and experimentation.
We aim to broaden the conventional definition of an art gallery, and support emerging and established talents by sharing our platform and expertise. A series of philanthropic, societally and ecologically engaged shows, curated by Sophie Strobele, express Sheriff Gallery’s intention to nurture new concepts, various perspectives and an engaged and active community.
Enaty
Mysticism is a crucial source of collective power and collective identity, fronting a globalised, colonised and industrialised world. In the village of Djimande, in Casamance, mystical constructions and traditional belief based on animism are still being practiced in close symbiose with the environment.
Photographer Charlotte Lapalus, who joined ADE six years ago, has been since documenting and collaborating with the people of Djimande - especially women - to create a visual journey into the sacred world of this wondrous place in Casamance.
All proceeds from this exhibition will be donated to Autour de l’Enfant.
Extraction
An exhibition showcasing the result of a year-long collaboration with the young students of the 0-93. Lab and many creative minds from the Grand Paris and afar.
Through fashion design and visual arts, they experiment and explore new territories beyond the boundaries of reality.
0-93. Lab is an eternal construction site where walls are broken down.
Identity
Whitelies is pleased to present “Identity”, a photography exhibition coinciding with the launch of the magazine’s 11th issue. Whitelies is widely recognized as a cultural and visual conversation between the Asia Pacific and what we perceive as “the West”.
Featuring Chan Wai Kwong, Stefan Dotter, Lena C. Emery, Takashi Homma, Zhong Lin, Sakiko Nomura, Stephane Sednaoui, Charlotte Stouvenot, Osamu Yokonami and Bennie Gay.
Dancing With The Tupinambá
The work is a collaboration between both Brazilian artists, focusing on the Tupinambá cape, an ancestral and sacred feather ornament that was made and used by native Brazilians until the 16th century, and revisited by Glicéria in the early 2000s.
By Fernanda Liberti and Glicéria Tupinambá.
OBERIH
Understructures, with the support of Sheriff Projects, presents ‘OBERIH’, a publication and a fundraising project for people affected by the war in Ukraine.
Edited, designed & published by understructures:
Daša Anosova, Timur Akhmetov, Vitya Glushchenko, Olha Lyubarska, Anna Riabova, Yuli Rudenko.
MORIA
celebrating trees as symbols for symbiose and collaboration; acknowledging their sensory abilities, communication skills, climatic influence and spiritual power. From June 16th to July 16th at Sheriff Gallery.
With
Theo De Gueltzl
Octave Marsal
Lena C. Emery
Tahuanty Jacanamijoy
Pedro de la Fuente
KAO
Estelle Hanania
Hans Neumann
Laurence Ellis
Joachim Mueller-Ruchholz
Bianca Lee Vasquez
Rukpong
Displaying over 60 images, objects, video installations and everything in between, the exhibit takes a journey back and forth between multiple territories and collaborations, photographers and artistic directors, images and clothes, Paris and Thailand, traditional and modern, digital and analog.
Ptashka
Baby Production, ERE Foundation, Artissue Gallery and Sheriff Projects initiated an exhibition and print sale of 31+ images (years of Ukrainian Independence) for Ukraine, solidarity, freedom and peace. All sales will go directly to the NBU Humanitarian Assistance Fund.
What About Us, Honey ?
Through series of philanthropic and ecologically engaged group shows, ‘WHAT ABOUT US, HONEY?’ invites you into the sphere of pollinators, an exploration of the relationship between humans and nature.
With
Morgane Tschiember
William Farr
Maewenn Bourcelot
Malik Jeannet
Io Burgard
Andrey Zouari
Carolina Aguirre
Samuel Fasse and Karina Rikun
Constance Valero
Hope
Sheriff Projects, Stefan Dotter, Sabrina Herzog and Ere Foundation has united the work of 100 engaged photographers around a print sale, dedicated to the evacuation and resettlement of 8 Afgan photographers.
Institut Francais de la Mode
As part of an ongoing collaboration between Sheriff Projects and L’Institut Francais de la Mode, Designer MengChe Chiang and visual artist Pitchaya Pearpit dissect their environment, might it be urban or domestic, finding inspiration and innovation in ordinary objects like a broken plate, a cigarette bud or a motorcycle cover sheet.
Future Shock
Imruh Asha created a series of sculptures made from disposed clothing, that seeks to provoke a conversation amongst people from the fashion industry.
Elle, Sher, Her
For this first book, François Pragnère collaborated with ten trans women living in Paris. Photographs and texts intertwine and tell us about the relationship they maintain with their body but also their environment.
Mushrooms
The multi-disciplinary works of eight international artists around the theme „Mushrooms“, whose artistic approach and practice revolves around, with or alike mushrooms.
With
Ghislaine Herbera
Tang Tsung Chien
Ibby Nijoya/
Katie Scott
Jazz Grant
Samual Bradley/
Maurizio Montalti
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