Garouste Grard

Gérard Garouste – Public Profile

Basic facts

• Name: Gérard Garouste
• Born: 9 March 1946, Paris, France
• Occupation: Painter and engraver
• Nationality: French

Artistic profile

Gérard Garouste is a prominent French painter and engraver whose work is known for its figurative intensity, dense composition, and frequent exploration of mythological, religious, and literary themes. Active from the late 20th century into the present, his practice spans painting, drawing, and printmaking, often integrating symbolic narratives and a strong human figure presence. Garouste's art is celebrated for its technical virtuosity and its engagement with philosophical and spiritual questions.

Public collections & exhibitions (selection)

Garouste’s works are held in major public and private collections, and he has participated in numerous international exhibitions and retrospectives. For a precise, up-to-date list of holdings and showings, consult museum catalogs, gallery announcements, and the artist’s official communications.

News & recent projects

Public-facing news about the artist and his recent projects appears through museum press releases, gallery schedules, and art press outlets. Because exhibition and project calendars change frequently, please refer to reputable sources such as The Art Newspaper, Artforum, Le Monde (culture sections), and museum websites for the latest verified items. If you’d like, I can fetch the most current items and provide sources.

Social media & public presence

Gérard Garouste is a major figure in contemporary art with a public profile primarily through galleries, museums, and press coverage. Public social media activity varies by year and platform; official accounts, when available, are typically linked via galleries or the artist’s institutional affiliations. If you want, I can look up current official profiles and provide direct links.

Notes

If you want a version with precise, sourced items (specific exhibitions, dates, and gallery partners), I can compile a dated timeline from verified museum catalogs and trusted art-news sources.