Bady Dalloul participates in ‘Le Syndrome de Bonnard,’ a group exhibition at the Le Plateau site of Frac Île-de-France, curated by the collective Le Bureau.
Inspired by painter Pierre Bonnard (1867–1947) and his habit of endlessly modifying his works, the exhibition brings together over thirty French and international artists to explore the impermanence of works, the malleability of narratives, and the ever-evolving dialogue between creation and institution.
More than thirty pieces from the collection, created between 1977 and today, are presented alongside new works. Some offer the artist’s updated interpretation of a work sometimes acquired ten years earlier, while others offer a contemporary vision of ‘Bonnardism’. Some pieces will evolve over the course of the exhibition, either according to a protocol established by the artists or due to their physical characteristics.
‘Le Syndrome de Bonnard’ encourages active engagement with the works in the collection, reconsidering their evolving and occasionally surprising material and conceptual dimensions. This openness becomes a central issue in how the works are received.
The exhibition is on view from 14 February through 19 July 2026.
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