To consecrate the inauguration of its two workspaces and begin the first chapter of the saga it offers, JMW Studio presents a poetic and incandescent array of artworks and lamps created by Jeremy Maxwell Wintrebert, the vast majority of which are being shown for the very first time. Responding to the mocking title Chapter 1: Is There Any Water on Mars?, the exhibition conceived by Jeremy Maxwell Wintrebert takes us to the red planet, from 17 May to 28 June 2019.

Projecting his plastic research laboratory there for the occasion, Jeremy Maxwell Wintrebert invites us into his universe, into the cabinet of curiosities he has developed over time, where one finds, against the backdrop of questions of survival, a mixture of extra-terrestrial peregrination fantasies and powerful natural energies. Stemming from an imagination steeped in astrophysics and from everyday handwork on blown glass and brass, the exhibition literally plunges us into an astronomical and trans-temporal molten world that paradoxically radiates both serenity and urgency.

Through the journey to another spacetime offered in Chapter 1: Is There Any Water on Mars?, Jeremy Maxwell Wintrebert creates a cosmic ballet that brings together science and mysticism, community and privacy, past, present and future, immanence and transcendence, micro- and macroscopy, meltings and solidifications, movements and crystallisations, transparencies and opacities, shadows and lights.

@ JMW Studio / 97, avenue Daumesnil / FR-75012 Paris
Monday to Friday: 10 am to 7 pm
Saturdays: by appointment only

Nucleus will be part of the exhibition « Formes et matières » at the Scène Ouverte gallery, from November 23, 2018, to January 12, 2019.
Opening on Thursday, November 22, from 6 pm to 9 pm.
Nucleus is a creation where air meets fire, where liquid is solid and where centrifugal movement becomes apparent immobility. Thus, it magnifies material and shape while relating the poetic journey of light within glass. This journey, where the infinitely big and the infinitely small coexist, reveals a complex, subtle and mysterious material.

As part of Conches glass museum’s cultural programming, Heart of Glass will be screened during the month of the documentary film and will be followed by a meeting with Jeremy Maxwell Wintrebert.

Musée du verre de Conches, France
Saturday, November 10, 2018
3 pm

Oooooh Vitra!, Jeremy Maxwell Wintrebert’s transformation of Jasper Morrison’s Plate Table, will be on sale at the 21st auction for the benefit of the association La Source.

Oooooh Vitra! is an ode to the sensuality of the material, to the power of elegant minimalism, to the mechanic of fluid, to facetious and malicious audacity, to « the unbearable lightness of the being ». Using his breath and hands, Jeremy Maxwell Wintrebert provides the Plate Table with a new very erotic organ. This growth invites us to plunge our finger or hand to place or to find some marvelous and delightful treasures there, contributing to the vital quivering of the object, of the material.

Hôtel de l’Industrie, 4 Place Saint-Germain des Prés, Paris 6
Auction on Monday, December 10, 2018 – From 8 pm
Works’ exhibition from December 8 to December 10, from 11 am to 7 pm

Invited by science journalist Sylvie Gruszow to meet during a very special moment, Jeremy Maxwell Wintrebert and Jérôme Perez, astrophysicist specialised in the formation of galaxies, will share views on the origins of forms. Created by Sylvie Gruszow, the Rendez-vous du possible is a place, a date, a theme and an encounter between a scientist and an artist. The meeting will be hosted by the Cité internationale des arts (Marais) and will take place in the auditorium in French. It is organised in partnership with Bibliocité and the Bibliothèque Forney.

Thursday, October 25, 2018
from 7 pm to 9 pm
free entrance & reservation upon request (+331.44.78.80.50).

Vessels, a very new work, will be part of the exhibition Contained: Volume Visualised Through Clay and Glass at the Ariana Museum in Genève, Switzerland, from April 20, 2018, to October 7, 2018.
Opening on Thursday, April 19, 2018.

Cloud will be part of the exhibition « Aujourd’hui et demain : la jeune garde du verre français » at Musée/Centre d’art du verre in Carmaux, France, from April 1 to October 15.

Jeremy Maxwell Wintrebert’s breath created Cloud. It symbolises both the passage and the suspension of time. Its contemplative nature is sublimated by a contemporary and elegant shape presenting smooth and diaphanous forms–the evanescent aspect is enhanced by the sandblasted surface–and varied patterns of colourful filaments, decorative color techniques inherited from the Venitian glass blowing tradition. Most of the time suspended in the air, Jeremy Maxwell Wintrebert’s Clouds are here displayed at eye-level so you can discover the delicacy of details and have your head in the clouds while keeping your feet on the ground.

Molten will be part of the exhibition « Handwerk und Design » at the Kunstgewerbemuseum from March 23 to April 15. This work is a literal translation of what happens on a blowpipe. It symbolises its own process of creation by reminding us the sparkles of the hot glass at the end of a blowpipe. Its contemporary design integrates decorative color techniques inherited from the Venitian glass blowing tradition.

Taste Contemporary gallery will present Untitled, Jeremy Maxwell Wintrebert’s poetic latest work, at artgenève art fair.

Taste Contemporary
Booth C50
Palexpo
Feburary 1-4, 2018
Thursday to Sunday, noon to 8 p.m.

Untitled
free-hand blown glass on canvas
285 x 35 x 135 cm
unique

Jeremy Maxwell Wintrebert will be presenting a new light installation entitled #craftemoji at Tresor Contemporary Craft starting September 21th.

Tresor contemporary craft
booth A1 & C8
Messehalle 3, Basel
21-24 September 2017

Le Figaro ****
A beautiful and serious documentary on the journey of a man born to be a glass blower.

A Nous Paris ****
The unusual job featured this week in a documentary is that of a glass blower. But be careful, not just any one ! No, Jeremy Maxwell Wintrebert the star of the genre, who chose to elevate this craft to the rank of art.
The opportunity to discover beyond this fascinating work, a man with difficult destiny returned many trials of life, and an artist… blowing.

Culture Box ***
Very interesting for the very atypical course of Jeremy Maxwell Wintrebert and his magnificent work.

Studio ciné Live ***
To advise all those who despair of existence.

Telerama ***
This documentary portrait of the glassmaker Jeremy Maxwell Wintrebert features impressive images, where the artist blows in his cane, as if to sublimate personal pain and turn it into clouds.

A collection of recent works will be shown at Almond Hartzog Gallery.
1920 Ingalls St, San Francisco | January 19 – April 30, 2017

Jeremy Maxwell Wintrebert will present D.N.A., a new and formidable light installation at Maison&Objet, Paris.

Maison&Objet, Parc des expositions, Paris Nord Villepinte
January 19-23, 2018
Scènes d’intérieur Gallery, Hall 7, Booth i150

Almond Hartzog Gallery will present Fog and Jeremy Maxwell Wintrebert’s other works at FOG art fair.
Fort Mason Festival Pavilion, San Francisco  | January 12-15 January 2017

Jeremy Maxwell Wintrebert’s variation of the Cork tabouret will be on sale at the 19th auction for the benefit of the association La Source.

Hôtel de l’Industrie, Paris 6 | December 12, 2016 – 20h

Limited edition of whisky and beer glasses for the Glenfiddich IPA Experiment box.
Christmas 2016

Human Nature installation will be on view at the European Glass Context 2016.
Bornholm Art museum, Denmark | September 10 – November 13, 2016

Intervention at the Conference « Savoir-faire et création, relations consubstantielles ? »  for the second conference on the Métiers d’Art in Saint-Quentin.
Palais de Fervaques, Saint-Quentin | 6 October 2016 – 8:30 am

Exclusive collection of filigrane vases for Dior launched in the new Dior store on New bond Street, London.

Festival International du Film sur les Métiers d’Art – Pantin
Heart of Glass, screening | 10 April 2016
Cinema Le Méliès, 12 place Jean-Jaurès 93100 Montreuil

Jeremy Maxwell Wintrebert’s Solstice will be presented by gallery FUMI at PAD 2016.

Pavilion Art and Design, Paris | 31 March – 03 April

Taste contemporary gallery will be presenting Jeremy Maxwell Wintrebert’s exclusive pieces for artgenève art fair.

artgenève
Palexpo, Geneva
January 28-31

Jeremy Maxwell Wintrebert’s idea of the wire chair entitled Je m’interroge will be on sale at the 18th auction for the benefit of the association La Source.

Hôtel de l’Industrie, Paris 6e
December 14, 2015 | 20h

« En Filigrane »
Galerie Carole Decombe, Paris
June 3 to July 14, 2015

Heart of Glass is a journey. A road trip through several countries on two continents in pursuit of a story. The story of a young glass blower with a singular talent: Jeremy Maxwell Wintrebert. The film follows him in his daily life working in the studio and on the road. Jeremy recounts growing up in Africa, where he drew inspiration for his first pieces. He speaks of his family of Franco-American origin, difficult events he faced, the challenges of returning to Europe. He speaks of his first encounter with glass at age 19. The first time he saw the hot glass moving at the end of a blow pipe was his seminal moment. The way the glass, fluid, delicate and mysterious, danced that day has forever changed him. The film reveals how passion can undo a tragic fate.

Dark Matter will be a part of the exhibition « Human Made », curated by Elizabeth Leriche.

Maison&Objet, Paris
23-27 September 2015