Upcoming

Our booth (D40) will showcase work by two artists who explore gender identity and expression, one hundred years apart from one another: E.O.Hoppé (1878 - 1972) and Jess T. Dugan (b. 1986). 

Both allies of the queer community in their own right, these artists give center stage to the power and importance of individuality, through sitters that inspired them. 

Whilst E.O. Hoppé was more concerned with immortalising some of the most fascinating figures of the 20th century, from the worlds of politics, the arts and literature, Jess T. Dugan focuses on their immediate community, resulting  in a series of candid and vulnerable moments of intimacy.

We look forward to welcoming collectors, curators and art lovers alike under the iconic glass roof of the Grand Palais.

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About the artists:

Jess T. Dugan

Jess T. Dugan is an american artist and writer whose work explores the complexities of personhood, relationships, desire, love, and family. Their multidisciplinary practice includes photography, writing, video, sound, drawing, and installation. Their work is informed by their own life experiences, including their identity as a queer and nonbinary person, and reflects a deep belief in the importance of representation and the transformative power of storytelling. 

E.O.Hoppé

E.O.Hoppé was a modernist portrait and travel documentary photographer who captured the most famous individuals of his time and traveled the globe creating iconic images of international communities and their lands.