Marais, Paris
Group Exhibition
Monochrome Dreams
Long Story ShortKeita Morimoto, Sun Woo, H.R. Giger, Namio Harukawa, Nigel Howlett, Edward Givis, Sticky Monger, Dustin Emory, Cheyenne Julien, Sam Sherman For its latest group exhibition, Long Story Short Paris brings together a roster of returning artists and first-time collaborators working within a single constraint: black and white. Each artist is given complete freedom, with only one rule guiding the process. What unfolds is a shared field of monochrome, where differences in generation, geography, and practice dissolve into a common visual language. Across painting, drawing, printmaking, and mixed media, the exhibition moves between the surreal, the cinematic, and the intimate. Black and white sharpens everything it touches. It removes noise, intensifies structure, and leaves only rhythm, contrast, and intention. Within this reduction, each artist builds a distinct language. Rather than unity, Monochrome Dreams embraces divergence; proof that limitation can expand possibility.