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 | | Pierre Fernandez Arman  "I have always been very much involved in the pseudo biological cycle of production, consumption and destruction. And for a long time, I have been anguished by the fact that one of its most conspicuous material results is the flooding of our world with junk and rejected odd objects." Arman Quote.
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1928 - | Arman Pierre Fernandez is born in Nice, France. |
1946 - | Arman takes a 3 year course in art at the Nice School of Decorative Arts |
1949 - | Arman leaves Nice to go to Paris where he will study at the Louvre School |
1953 - | Arman collects his first primitive, African art objects, his first canvasses are created under the influence of Poliakoff and Nicolas de Staël. |
1955 - | Arman creates his first stamps and prints, traces of inked objects. |
1959 - | Arman meets the merchant Daniel Cordier who will be his most faithful representative. He begins his first object accumulations. |
1960 - | Arman adheres to the new realist movement along with Yves Klein, Pierre Restany, Hains, Martial Raysse, Spoerri etc. |
1961 - | Arman creates his first “Coupes et Colères”. The following year, the artist will create his first accumulation of objects in volume. |
1963 - | Arman divides his time between Vence and New York. He will benefit afterwards from a dual, Franco-American nationality |
1970 - | Arman creates his first inclusions in concrete. |
1977 - | Arman participates in the "Paris New York" exhibition in the Pompidou Centre in Paris. |
1985 - | Arman delivers many orders: a sculpture for the Town of Nice (Acropolis Gardens) and an installation of 2 bronze accumulations in the Saint-Lazarre station in Paris. |
1989 - | Arman develops the Shooting colours series. Theses are paintings created on the ground by ejecting colours from tubes which are crushed underfoot. |
1992 - | Arman creates a 4 meter tall sculpture in front of the Troisgros brothers’ restaurant in Roanne. It is made up of hundreds of bronze forks. |
1996 - | Presentation of the Arman African art collection at the Paris Museum of African and Oceanian Arts. |
2005 - | Arman dies on October 22 in New York. |
1956 - "Arman", Gallery Haut-Pavé, Paris, France.
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1959 - "Mostra personale de Arman", Galleria Apollinaire, Milan, Italy.
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1960 - "Arman", gallery Schmela, Düsseldorf, Germany.
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1963 - "Arman", Sidney Janis Gallery, New-York, USA.
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1966 - "Arman", Beaux-Arts Museum, Brussels, Belgium.
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1969 - "Arman,accumulations Renault", Musée des Arts Décoratifs, Paris, France.
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1975 - "Arman, objets armés", Museum of Modern Art, Paris, France.
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1983 - "Arman, la parade des objets", Picasso Museum, Antibes, France.
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1987 - "Arman", gallery Ferrero, Nice, France.
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1996 - "Arman", Sidney Janis Gallery, New-York, USA.
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1998 - "Arman retrospective", Jeu de Paume Museum, Paris, France.
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2003 - "Arman, A Survey 1954 - 2002", Malborough Gallery, New-York, USA.
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2006 - "Arman, les inédits", La Malmaison, Cannes, France.
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1987 - "Arman" by Bernard Lamarche-Vadel, Ed. de la Différence.
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1972 - "Arman" by Otto Hahn, Ed. Hazan.
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1973 - "Arman" by Pierre Restany, Ed. Abrams-Horay.
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1990 - "Arman prints" by Jane Otmezguine, Ed. Marval.
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1992 - "Arman, mémoires accumulées" by Otto Hahn, Ed. Belfond, Paris.
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1993 - "Arman" by Pierre Cabanne, Ed. de la Différence.
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2000 - "Arman la traversée des objets" by Tita Reut, Ed. Hazan.
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2003 - "Arman ou l'irréalité des choses" from Tita Reut, Ed. Gallimard.
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| Arman - Catalogues Raisonnes |
| | - Arman les estampes", about 300 original prints by Arman are in the catalogue made by Moreau and Otmezguine (Marval publisher) for the périod 1960 - 1990. |
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