The Sceners Gallery works on display by Almine Rech, with Kim Kardashian ~Forma and Temptations~ From the Met Gala to the gallery!!!

 After viewing the material below this exhibit is fun. Many of the design elements were seen ls night on the Red Carpet at the Met Gala. Enjoy and visit the Met!!!

From Met Gala to Sceners Gallery Kim Kardashian’s wears exclusive Allen Jones  "FORMS AND TEMPTATIONS" 13 APRIL - 13 JUNE 2026 88, Boulevard de Menilmontant, 75020 Paris

Kim Kardashian wearing custom Allen Jones MET Gala 2026 © Nadia Lee Cohen   Cabinet, Carlo Bugatti, 1900, Italy Cover story 4/4, Allen Jones, 2021, UK © Jan Liégeois

Sceners Gallery presents "Form and Temptation", with the participation of Almine Rech Gallery, bringing together works by Allen Jones, Ruhlmann, Bugatti, Legrain, Moser, and Dunand. The exhibition creates a dialogue between early 20th-century design and the pop aesthetic of the 1960s. It explores a pivotal moment when the object is no longer confined to its function or its purely decorative role. Gradually, modernist creators began to conceive of the object as a space of freedom, where form, materials, and proportions became just as important as function.

Hommage au cubisme, Jean Dunand, 1940, France Red refrigerator, Allen Jones, 2018, UK © Jan Liégeois

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Sceners Gallery exhibits in association with Almine Rech Gallery " Forms & Temtaptations" 13 April-13 June , Where Paris!!!

"FORMS AND TEMPTATIONS" 13 APRIL - 13 JUNE 2026 88, Boulevard de Menilmontant, 75020 Paris Chair Rotschild, Pierre Legrain, 1920, France Screen Test, Allen Jones, 2016, UK Sceners Gallery X Allen Jones (Almine Rech) © Jan Liégeois

From 13 April to 13 June, Sceners Gallery presents ‘Form and Temptation’, in collaboration with the Almine Rech Gallery, bringing together works by Allen Jones, Ruhlmann, Bugatti, Legrain, Moser and Dunand. The exhibition creates a dialogue between early 20th-century design and the pop aesthetic of the 1960s. It explores a pivotal moment when objects were no longer confined to their function or mere decorative role. Gradually, modernist designers began to conceive of objects as spaces of freedom, where form, materials and proportions took on as much importance as function.  In the 1960s, this trend became more radical with artists such as Allen Jones. Against a backdrop of cultural liberation, art opened up to the body, desire and popular culture. Objects became vehicles for projection, sometimes ambiguous or provocative,  where body and artefact became indistinguishable. The exhibition thus brings together two dynamics: on the one hand, objects gradually freed from their function; on the other, works that question their utility from the moment of their conception. Between these two approaches, a space of tension is created where form becomes a terrain of expression, fiction and desire, transforming the way we perceive objects.

Hommage au cubisme, Jean Dunand, 1940, France Red refrigerator, Allen Jones, 2018, UK Sceners Gallery X Allen Jones (Almine Rech) © Jan Liégeois #scenersgallery,#alminerechgallery, #fineartmagazineblog.blogspot.com,#sunstormfineartmagazine.com.#artfunforever#parisartfun    Cabinet, Carlo Bugatti, 1900, Italie Cover story, Allen Jones, 2021, UK Sceners Gallery X Allen Jones (Almine Rech) © Jan Liégeois