12.09.2025 – 19.10.2025 @ Motto Paris
‘État de Fait’
Vincent Destouet, Delphine Kreuter
Curated by Yann Chevallier
Le film « il était une fois l’écologie » sera projeté dans la buvette galerie dans le cadre de la journée Alienation et minorité, qui aura lieu le 25 octobre 2025 entre 14h et 22h.
Ce film évoque la vision d’un des participants du comité antinucléaire de Paris qui fut un des partenaires de l’émergence de la candidature de René Dumont aux présidentielles.
Motto Paris
38 rue du Vertbois, 75003 Paris
19.10.2025, 7PM
Motto Paris — 38 Rue du Vertbois, 75003
ÖZIÑSHE — a group exhibition of Kazakh artists at Motto Paris. Curated by Yana Kotina and Vladislav Sludskiy, the one-room presentation offers a snapshot of Kazakhstan’s contemporary art now: painting, textiles, and lens-based works moving between oral tradition, fragile memory, and the push–pull of urban life and ideology. Sparked by the recent openings of the Almaty Museum of Arts and the Tselinny Center, the show links Paris and Almaty through direct, conversational juxtapositions rather than a single theme.
Featuring: Ada, Ambujerba, KOKONJA, Lyazzat Khanim, Marat Dilman, Meruyert Kunakova, Kuanysh (Kuba) Bazargaliyev, Sayan Baigaliyev, and Saule Suleimenova.
Dates: 20–26 October 2025
Venue: Motto, Paris — 38 Rue du Vertbois, 75003
“Dernière Séance”
projection performance by Laurent Poleo-Garnier & Lune Déprez
04.10.2025
19H
Motto Paris
38 rue du Vertbois
75003 Paris
Agent Double
Laurent Poleo – Garnier
Performance – Lecture
27.09.2025
19H
Motto Paris
38 rue du Vertbois
75003 Paris
Time of Waste
Ewa Kubiak
Opening, Thursday Sept. 18th from 6pm
Passing: Re II
Martina Jurak + Stefanie Loveday
Performance at Motto Berlin
20.09.2025, 8pm
Re II is the next part of an audio-dance performative cycle titled Passing, created by Martina Jurak, that discloses urban developments through exploration of enormous construction sites which expand across Berlin.
The piece will present a sound collaboration with Stefanie Loveday that focuses on newly built parts of the controversial A100 highway. Both artists find the newly opened 16th and the planned 17th construction phase problematic from an ecological, political, and economic perspective, and have used it to gather their multi-formed creative material.
Urban research will be shown as performative installation with found objects, butoh inspired movement, and electro-acoustic sound, to question the processes of the ongoing spatial changes.
Come join our re-constructed space on Saturday, 20.09.2025 at 20:00 at Motto Berlin
Donations welcome
