Michel Guéranger was a painter, graphic designer and photographer born November 14, 1941, in Houilles Carrières-sur-Seine. After graduating from the 'Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Arts Appliqués et des Métiers d'Art', he devoted himself entirely to his passion for art. At age 25, a series of oil paintings on paper, signed under the name Michel Gérard, constituted his first exhibition, which traveled from Paris to London. 1975 – Guéranger founds the group SPACE with Jean Allemand and Maxime Defert. Through an innovative discourse, these forerunners of the 3D image explored the problematics of space: physics of shapes, art of tension, space-time hypergeometry and vibratory masses of light.[1] His public collections includes:

• National Contemporary Art Acquisitions Fonds national d’art contemporain
• Museum of Modern Art, City of Paris. France
• Georges Pompidou Center. Paris. France
• Dunkirk Museum of Modern Art. Dunkirk. France
• Museum of Saint-Maur. France
• Copenhagen Handelsbankens Kunstforening Collection. Denmark

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• Past Auction Results for Michel Gueranger Art
• Michel Gueranger Painter, Graphic designer, Photographe