Tarek Lakhrissi (lives and works in Paris) is a French artist. Lakhrissi uses his transdisciplinary approach, combining time-based media and installation with elements drawn from poetry, pop culture, and a literary background. His work centers on queer and diasporic perspectives and experiences.
Lakhrissi has exhibited internationally at galleries and institutions including Palais de Tokyo (FR), Migros Museum (CH), Museum of Contemporary Art; 22nd Biennale of Sydney (AU), Julia Stoschek Foundation (DE), Wiels (BE), Louvre (FR), Frieze (GB), Centre Pompidou (FR), Hayward Gallery (GB), La Verrière - Fondation Hermès (BE), Haus der Kunst (DE), Auto Italia South East (GB), Grand Palais - FIAC (FR), Institut du Monde Arabe (FR), Somerset House Studios (GB), Fondation Lafayette Anticipations (FR), Palazzo Re Rebaudengo / Sandretto (IT), Clima Gallery (IT), Manchester International Festival (GB), Mostyn Art Gallery (GB), Tinguely Museum (CH), HKW (DE), ICA (GB), Shedhalle (CH), Fondation Ricard (FR), Quadriennale di Roma; Palazzo delle Esposizioni (IT), High Art Gallery (FR), Kunstverein Kevin Space (AT), Fondation Calouste Gulbenkian (FR), Veda Gallery (IT), CRAC Alsace (FR), La Galerie CAC (FR), Kim? Contemporary Art Centre (LV), and SMC/CAC (LT). Lakhrissi’s artworks are held in various private and public collections including Defares, Fondation Sandretto, and CNAP. He currently teaches at ZHDK in Switzerland and is represented by Galerie Allen (FR).
Lakhrissi has exhibited internationally at galleries and institutions including Palais de Tokyo (FR), Migros Museum (CH), Museum of Contemporary Art; 22nd Biennale of Sydney (AU), Julia Stoschek Foundation (DE), Wiels (BE), Louvre (FR), Frieze (GB), Centre Pompidou (FR), Hayward Gallery (GB), La Verrière - Fondation Hermès (BE), Haus der Kunst (DE), Auto Italia South East (GB), Grand Palais - FIAC (FR), Institut du Monde Arabe (FR), Somerset House Studios (GB), Fondation Lafayette Anticipations (FR), Palazzo Re Rebaudengo / Sandretto (IT), Clima Gallery (IT), Manchester International Festival (GB), Mostyn Art Gallery (GB), Tinguely Museum (CH), HKW (DE), ICA (GB), Shedhalle (CH), Fondation Ricard (FR), Quadriennale di Roma; Palazzo delle Esposizioni (IT), High Art Gallery (FR), Kunstverein Kevin Space (AT), Fondation Calouste Gulbenkian (FR), Veda Gallery (IT), CRAC Alsace (FR), La Galerie CAC (FR), Kim? Contemporary Art Centre (LV), and SMC/CAC (LT). Lakhrissi’s artworks are held in various private and public collections including Defares, Fondation Sandretto, and CNAP. He currently teaches at ZHDK in Switzerland and is represented by Galerie Allen (FR).
Tarek Lakhrissi (vit et travaille à Paris) est un artiste français qui explore, à partir d’un travail transdisciplinaire, des récits sensibles et sociopolitiques en lien avec les expériences queers et minoritaires en Europe, avec un intérêt particulier pour le poétique et la culture populaire.
Ses expositions récentes individuelles ou collectives incluent: Palais de Tokyo (FR), Migros Museum (CH), Museum of Contemporary Art; 22nd Biennale of Sydney (AU), Julia Stoschek Foundation (DE), Wiels (BE), Louvre (FR), Frieze (GB), Centre Pompidou (FR), Hayward Gallery (GB), La Verrière, Fondation Hermès (BE), Haus der Kunst (DE), Auto Italia South East (GB), Grand Palais, FIAC (FR), Institut du Monde Arabe (FR), Somerset House Studios (GB), Fondation Lafayette Anticipations (FR), Palazzo Re Rebaudengo/Sandretto (IT), Clima Gallery (IT), Manchester International Festival (GB), Mostyn, (GB), Tinguely Museum (CH), HKW (DE), ICA (GB), Shedhalle (CH); Fondation Ricard (FR), Quadriennale di Roma; Palazzo delle Esposizioni (IT), High Art (FR), Kevin Space (AT), Fondation Gulbenkian (FR), Veda gallery (IT), CRAC Alsace (FR), La Galerie CAC (FR), Kim? (LV), SMC/CAC (LT)… Les oeuvres de Lakhrissi sont notamment dans les collections du CNAP, du FRAC Aquitaine, de l’IAC, du FRAC Grand Large, Defares ou encore de la Fondation Sandretto. Il enseigne actuellement à la ZHDK (CH) et il est représenté par la Galerie Allen (FR).
contact@galerieallen.com
tareklakhrissistudio@gmail.com
photo: Emil Kosuge