John Talbott's Paris: Marc Trivier, Hervé Guibert & Jacques Prévert at the MEP

March 31, 2011

Marc Trivier, Hervé Guibert & Jacques Prévert at the MEP

I was all set not to comment on this show at the MEP: My camera ran out of juice, it closes soon (April 10) and it's no great shakes; but an email from a reader caused me to change my mind - at least he reads and follows my enthusiasms in art as well as food.

The show consists of the works of one Belgian Marc Trivier and two French photographers, Hervé Guibert & Jacques Prévert. I found it "so what?" and not what I expect of this, my favorite museum in Paris.

Several groans.

Mar 31, 2011 6:54:58 PM | Art

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