January 12th 2006 _ Catalogues

A catalogue Pascal Pinaud for le MAM

The Museum of Saint Etienne Metropole entrusted Communic’Art with the creation of the catalogue Pascal Pinaud En vert et contre tout

Born in 1964, Pascal Pinaud obtained a diploma from the Villa Arson in Nice in 1998. He has developed a specific way to turn over, circumvent, and divert the notion of painting.

PinaudWith a humoristic and ludicrous approach, yet involved and demanding, Pascal Pinaud offers new perspectives on abstraction and on the different artistic movements that have preceded him.

A catalogue accompanies the exhibition presented from September 12 to November 20 at the Museum.

Largely illustrated, this catalogue presents over 40 works, 20 reproduced on a full page. With a clean layout and a single color punctuating each section, a good hierarchy of information is obtained and allows for a clear reading of the artist’ work.

The catalogue presents two complementary texts, an introduction by Lorand Hegyi, director of the Museum and curator of the exhibition, and a text by Thierry Davila, curator at the capcMusée d’art contemporain in Bordeaux.

Bilingual, handy and accessible, this catalogue is a considerable tool both for those who discover the work of Pascal Pinaud and those who are trying to deepen their knowledge about it.

This catalogue is distributed through the exclusive network that Communic’Art’s partner, Catalogallery.com, has established with 50 bookstores in France with an Art books section, and with Amazon.fr.

Musée de Saint Etienne MétropoleLa Terrasse – BP 80241 – 42 006 Saint-Étienne Cedex 1 – Tél : +334 77 79 52 52 – www.mam-st-etienne.fr

January 1st 2006 _ News

Paris Musees distributes Communic’Art’s catalogues

Since January 2006, all the catalogues created by Communic'Art are distributed by PARIS MUSEES

On January 10th of 2006, Communic’Art and PARIS MUSÉES have signed a contract of distribution of all the catalogues created by Communic’Art for galleries and museums.

This agreement of distribution concerns all future catalogues as well as already published titles including those on Valerio Adami, Fernando Botero, Will Cotton, Gérard Garouste, Pascal Pinaud, Michael Rodriguez, Mimmo Rotella, François Rouan, Frank Stella, Lee Ufan … .

This agreement guarantees a national and targeted distribution, a financial retribution to galleries and museums, and allows for the work of numerous artists to be even more visible to art enthusiasts and collectors.

PARIS MUSÉES will systematically send the catalogues to the 50 (fifty) largest specialized bookstores with an Art section and will also offer them to 250 bookstores all over France.

The catalogues will be present in about 40 (forty) professional databases, including the Fnac, Amazon and Dilicom, as well as online bookstores. The catalogues will also be distributed through the networks partnering with PARIS MUSÉES all over Europe, the United States and the Middle East.

“We are very happy about this agreement which grants our clients access to the best distribution network of art catalogues in France”, declares François Blanc, CEO of Communic’Art. “It is a guarantee of maximum visibility for the catalogues we create for our clients, galleries and museums. ”

Paris Musées – 28, rue Notre Dame-des-Victoires, 75002 Paris – Tel : +331 44 58 99 00 – www.parismusees.com