French curator and writer. During his career, Honoré amassed a reputation for staging exhibitions of cutting-edge art, much of it by women and queer artists. “I consider exhibitions as open systems and I think that is something that can definitely be read in my work,” he said in an interview with This Is Tomorrow. “Overall, I like proposing introductions, rather than conclusions. I like things that are unresolved.”
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Exhibitions, Modern Art, Art collections, Human figure in art, Private collections, African Art, Art, Art pottery, Artistic Photography, Biography, Ceramic sculpture, Documentary photography, Expositions, Fondation Zinsou (Cotonou, Benin), Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo per l'arte, Gay artists, Gender identity in art, History, Homosexuality in art, In art, LGBTQ, Photographie artistique, Photography, artistic, Photography, exhibitions, Pictorial worksID Numbers
- OLID: OL3170255A
- Amazon ID: B004MU1CII
- BookBrainz: 419ee968-fbc4-400a-8d7b-aa5dc6af9a64
- GoodReads: 439868
- ISNI: 0000000037927740
- LibraryThing: honoreacutevincent
- VIAF: 27287896
- Wikidata: Q123682793
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