Jules de Balincourt, New Arrivals (2021). Oil on panel, 200 cm × 165.1 cm × 6.4cm. © Jules de Balincourt. Courtesy Pace Gallery.
Jules de Balincour. Courtesy Pace Gallery. Photo: Melissa Goodwin.
Based between Brooklyn and Costa Rica, Jules de Balincourt is the latest artist to join Pace Gallery‘s roster, in collaboration with Victoria Miro Gallery and Thaddaeus Ropac.
On this move, Pace’s President and CEO Marc Glimcher notes this as an exciting opportunity to share de Balincourt’s vision with their audiences in the U.S. and Asia.
Exploring humanity’s troubled relationships with the natural and urban environment, de Balincourt’s rich utopian landscapes were the subject of a solo show at Ropac in 2020, prior to his first solo exhibition in Spain at the Centro de Arte Contemporáneo earlier this year.
His first exhibition with the gallery will show in Hong Kong in March 2022.
Main image: Jules de Balincourt, New Arrivals (2021). Oil on panel, 200 cm × 165.1 cm × 6.4cm. © Jules de Balincourt. Courtesy Pace Gallery.
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