Sarah Andelman's exhibition at Sotheby's is a must-visit for Christmas

Installed in the Sotheby's salon, a popular place for luxury enthusiasts, the exhibition Attention, Fragile ! imagined by Sarah Andelman opens its doors during the Christmas period. The founder of the Colette concept store and the JUST AN IDEA agency brings together unique objects, ranging from fashion to design. The event also offers a selection of jewelry, watches and handbags, as well as a selection of contemporary works of art located on the 1st floor of this new address, located at 83, rue Faubourg Saint-Honoré, in Paris.

Sarah Andelman and her entourage of artists

Sarah Andelman is a regular at the facilities. Known for her sophisticated taste, she has already taken over several emblematic places in the capital such as Bon Marché, at the start of 2024. Today, she is setting up shop in the heart of the Sotherby's lounge. A refined marriage of constant modernity and established know-how, this cultural place is now unmissable. Between its walls, the work of plural contemporary artists ranging fromAndy Picci has Inès Méliapassing through Katerina Jebb or even PZ. We also come across pretty handcrafted glass creations (signed Jonathan Hansen, Sophie Lou Jacobsen, Agustina Bottoni, Massimo Lunardon x Sam Baron, Helle Mardahl…) and design objects (Gohar World, Eleonor Boström…).

In addition to the works on display, it is possible to leave with some nuggets such as crockery Maison Balzacan Australian label renowned for its colorful glassware, an ideal present for this end of year. If we feel like it, gourmet gift ideas can also be found at the delicatessen side, where we find the labels To Cavalry, Sant Ambroeus et Pigeons. In addition, a festive corner offers a wide range of holiday-themed items, between the sculptures ofEleonor Boström and chocolate bars from PLAQ.

An exhibition anchored in skate culture

Other information to note: skate culture is at the heart of the exhibition Attention, Fragile !which highlights the newly released book Skateboard Culture, written by the duo Morgan Bouvant et Sébastien Carayol. It is perhaps the most comprehensive work ever published to date on the history of skateboarding, this sport originating in California and considered a subculture in its own right. In the press release, it is noted that “for Sarah Andelman, skateboarding is a source of creative inspiration”. Thus, throughout the rooms, vintage boards are presented according to the decade to which they belong. They are surrounded by an installation imagined by Raphaël Zarkaa keen skateboard artist who focuses on the technical, economic and ethical aspects of the sector, photographs of Fred Mortagne and artist skateboards customized for the occasion.