This autumn at Design.Miami Paris, Boccara Gallery brings a focused group of mid-20th-century and modern tapestries that together map the extraordinary range of postwar tapestry practice — from bold geometric experiments to richly textured figurative works. The presentation gathers museum-quality pieces and select editions woven by France’s leading manufactories (including Atelier Pinton and Atelier 3), offering a compact survey of how major 20th-century artists translated painterly and sculptural languages to the loom.
Across the selection you’ll find works that emphasize scale, technical mastery, and the particular materiality of wool and handweaving — pieces that read equally as objects of design and as pictorial statements. Visit us in Room 182 to experience the interplay of color, texture, and form that characterizes this moment in modern tapestry.
