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When Ceysson & Bénétière give the run of the gallery to Pierre Buraglio, who painted pictures named Anthropology, Elegy for Art Pepper or Monk II, we might expect a jam session on the walls.
The analogy between painting and jazz is ever-reliable. A group of artists is a band. Improvisations are equally present. Rhythm, harmony, counterpoint color and tone can be heard as well as seen and both arts compared. The public is invited experience spontaneous interaction between the artists on show.
Without leaning too hard on Goethe, we might better say it's a question of elective affinities. …