Aurélien Mole
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Publication
2025
Group show
09.05.2025, 14.09.2025
Solo show
09.11.2023, 12.11.2023
Solo show
06.10.2023, 08.01.2024
Design
2022
Collective exhibition
11.12.2020, 27.02.2021
Text
2020
Curating
07.02.2020, 02.05.2020
Collective exhibition
03.12.2019, 18.12.2019
Collective exhibition
30.10.2019, 30.11.2019
Curating
20.06.2019, 09.11.2019
Text
2019
Publication
2019
Design
2018
Group show
25.11.2017, 17.12.2017
Instalation
2017
Collective exhibition
09.02.2017, 25.03.2017
Collective exhibition
11.06.2016, 13.07.2016
Collective exhibition
19.05.2016, 24.07.2016
Solo show
17.12.2015, 02.01.2016
Sculpture
2015
Design
2015
Sculpture
2015
Design
2015
Sculpture
2015
Sculpture
2015
Curating
25.06.2015, 20.09.2015
Collective exhibition
18.06.2015, 14.07.2015
Collective exhibition
27.05.2015, 14.06.2015
Collective exhibition
27.02.2015, 03.05.2015
Collective exhibition
06.12.2014, 19.04.2015
Group show
15.11.2014, 20.12.2014
Design
2014
Solo show
24.05.2014, 12.07.2014
Design
2014
Groupshow
07.05.2014, 13.07.2014
Sculpture
2014
Photography
2013
Solo Show
07.09.2013, 21.09.2013
Solo show
01.06.2013, 29.06.2013
Photography
2013
Curating
29.11.2012, 26.01.2013
Solo show
05.10.2012, 17.11.2012
Painting
2012
Collective exhibition
22.02.2012, 12.03.2012
Essay
2012
Photography
2012
Print
2012
Painting
2012
Sculpture
2011
Design
2011
Group Show
09.09.2011, 24.12.2011
Poster
2011
groupshow
25.06.2011, 30.07.2011
Painting
2011
Sculpture
15.03.2011, 09.05.2011
Solo show
15.03.2011, 15.03.2011
Images and Photography
2011
Painting
2011
Group show
17.11.2010, 11.12.2010
Photography
2010
Texte
2010
Text
2010
Sculpture
2009
Photography
2009
Solo show
28.02.2009, 28.03.2009
Installation
2009
Photography
2009
Photography
2008
Photography
2008
Texte
2007
Drawing
2007
Photography
2005
Biography

Aurélien Mole was born in 1975 in Tehran. A graduate of the École du Louvre in the history of photography, and of the École nationale supérieure de la photographie in Arles, he concluded with training in exhibition practices directed by Catherine Perret and Christian Bernard.

His work was the subject of a personal exhibition at the Galerie Lucile Corty in 2009 (En bonne intelligence), in Marseille in 2011 (Sir Thomas Trope with Julien Tiberi), at the Villa du Parc in 2012 (Sir Thomas Trope with Julien Tiberi), at the Dohyang Lee gallery in 2014 (La forêt Usagère), at Passerelle in 2015 (Benin) and at Clarkhouse in Bombay in 2016 (Liberty Taken Appart). He has participated in numerous group exhibitions in France and abroad (If I can't Dance I don't want to be part of your revolution, Van Abbe Museum, Eindhoven; Double Bind, Villa Arson, Nice; Riding the Frothing Thread, Jaus, Los Angeles; Clouds in the cave, Fri-Art, Fribourg). He has also produced exhibitions based on devices within the Le Bureau collective.

He publishes exhibition reviews (Art21 Magazine), monographs on contemporary artists, theoretical texts (Les artistes iconographes with Garance Chabert, released by Empire in 2018 and reissued in 2020) as well as a book (Stud with Aurélie Jacquet , a photography book distributed by Presses du Réel in 2019). He is one of the founding members of the journal devoted to exhibition views: Postdocument (www.postdocument.net).

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Aurélien Mole
boulevard Saint-Marcel
Paris, 13ème Arrondissement
France
aurelienmolestudio@proton.me

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