Chrissy Moore Art Advisory (CMAA) is delighted to present Vanishing Points, a contemporary art exhibition opening this October at 1A Learmonth Place, Edinburgh, EH4 1AX. The exhibition is showcasing the work of eight distinctive contemporary artists whose practices explore shifting perspectives, transformation, and the interplay between the visible and the invisible. 
Featuring Sandy Coburn, Mike Crichton, Simon Middleton, Blake Milteer, Sarah Milteer, Jean-Pierre Sergent, Narelle Sissons, and Matthew Swift, Vanishing Points brings together painting, sculpture, photography, and mixed media. Together, their works create a rich dialogue across disciplines, drawing audiences into an experience that is both intellectual and visceral. From large-scale canvases to finely detailed studies, the exhibition reveals how different artistic approaches can converge around universal themes of perception, space, and change...

52 Documentaries films showing artist Jean-Pierre Sergent completing different steps of the silk-screening process on his "Karma-Kali, Sexual Dreams & Paradoxes" series, unique art prints, acrylic hand silk-screened and Indian ink on white Gmund Hanf hemp paper (120g), 100 x 70 cm, on yellow Wang sketching paper (80g), 80 x 60 cm and on Rives BFK white (250g) & cream (160g), 76 x 56 cm. Filmed in the Besançon studio's location by the artist and, sometimes with cameraman Lionel Georges, during Summer and Fall 2024, from June 18th to November 6th.

Documentary film featuring Jean-Pierre Sergent photographing each unique artworks prints of his new series of works on paper: “Karma-Kali, Sexual Dreams & Paradoxes.” Filmed by the artist, in his Besançon Studio's on November 6th 2024.

Documentary film featuring Jean-Pierre Sergent photographing each unique artworks prints of his new series of works on paper: “Karma-Kali, Sexual Dreams & Paradoxes.” Filmed by the artist, in his Besançon Studio's on November 4th 2024.

Documentary film featuring Jean-Pierre Sergent photographing each unique artworks prints of his new series of works on paper: “Karma-Kali, Sexual Dreams & Paradoxes.” Filmed by the artist, in his Besançon Studio's on November 2nd 2024.

Documentary film featuring Jean-Pierre Sergent photographing each unique artworks prints of his new series of works on paper: “Karma-Kali, Sexual Dreams & Paradoxes.” Filmed by the artist, in his Besançon Studio's on November 1st 2024.

Documentary film featuring Jean-Pierre Sergent photographing each unique artworks prints of his new series of works on paper: “Karma-Kali, Sexual Dreams & Paradoxes.” Filmed by the artist, in his Besançon Studio's on October 26th, 2024.

Documentary film featuring Jean-Pierre Sergent photographing each unique artworks prints of his new series of works on paper: “Karma-Kali, Sexual Dreams & Paradoxes.” Filmed by the artist, in his Besançon Studio's on October 24th, 2024.

Documentary film featuring Jean-Pierre Sergent photographing each unique artworks prints of his new series of works on paper: “Karma-Kali, Sexual Dreams & Paradoxes.” Filmed by the artist, in his Besançon Studio's on October 23th, 2024.

Documentary film featuring Jean-Pierre Sergent signing each unique print of his new series of works on paper: “Karma-Kali, Sexual Dreams & Paradoxes.” Filmed by the artist, in his Besançon Studio's on October 22th, 2024.

Documentary film featuring Jean-Pierre Sergent signing each unique print of his new series of works on paper: “Karma-Kali, Sexual Dreams & Paradoxes.” Filmed by the artist, in his Besançon Studio's on October 22th, 2024.

Documentary film presenting the artist silk-screening his new art prints series: "Karma-Kali, Sexual Dreams & Paradoxes". Filmed by the artist on October 19th 2024.

Documentary film presenting the artist silk-screening his new art prints series: "Karma-Kali, Sexual Dreams & Paradoxes". Filmed by the artist on October 18th 2024.

Documentary film presenting the artist silk-screening his new art prints series: "Karma-Kali, Sexual Dreams & Paradoxes". Filmed by the artist on October 16th 2024.

Documentary film presenting the artist silk-screening his new art prints series: "Karma-Kali, Sexual Dreams & Paradoxes". Filmed by the artist on October 9th 2024.

My work in now represented by Chrissy Moore Art Advisory and I will be participating at the Edinburgh Art Fair | StandC4, Edinburg Corn Exchange, New Market Road, Scotland, UK from September 19th to 21st 2025.
Exhibiting some small woks on paper from the "Shakti-Yoni, Ecstatic Cosmic Dances" 2017 series.
Thanks to Chrissy and Andrew Moore, I hope that my English friends could see this exhibition...

From June 27 to September 13 2025, the Keller Gallery is hosting a group exhibition entitled “Bric à brac & impromptus II.”

Zurich gallery owner Heidi Suter has opened an art space in Besançon at 7 Rue Proudhon. This summer, she is presenting seven international artists, including Jean-Pierre Sergent, who is both an exhibiting artist and the curator of the exhibition.

Claude Boillon-Breton, from the Jura region, will bring the “lively and gentle presence of her small works of painting under glass” inhabited by “Birds of Paradise.”

Franco-German visual artist Barbara Dasnoy, an adopted daughter of Besançon and a graduate of ERBA, will show five of her vibrant works of color and geometric abstraction.

Born in Ireland, Eilbhe Donovan explores the relationship between humans and the sea, expressing her fascination with the oceanic world, “both seductive and treacherous, provider and destroyer,” capable of “bringing the greatest calm as well as the most total destruction.”

From the “calligrapher of the body and reinventor of myths,” the Swiss artist Jean-Michel Jaquet (now deceased), we will be able to discover five drawings in chalk, Indian ink, graphite, and other media, which deliver a credo: "Drawing cannot deceive; it always tells the truth about its author, whether skilled or unskilled, professional or occasional. All drawings are self-portraits." Read more (Photos by Eric Chatelain)

Documentary film presenting the artist silk-screening his new art prints series: "Karma-Kali, Sexual Dreams & Paradoxes". Filmed by the artist on October 7th 2024.

Until September 13, this amazing gallery near Square Saint Amour offers unusual visions, with aspirations from around the world.

This small gallery, nestled in the heart of the Saint-Amour district in Besançon, is definitely very active, with a series of exhibitions. The last one of the summer season welcomes seven international artists until September 13. All you need to do is be a little curious, dare to ring the bell, and walk down the long corridor to discover the treasures it holds... Read more

Documentary film presenting the artist silk-screening his new art prints series: "Karma-Kali, Sexual Dreams & Paradoxes". Filmed by the artist on October 5th 2024.

Documentary film presenting the artist silk-screening his new art prints series: "Karma-Kali, Sexual Dreams & Paradoxes". Filmed by the artist on October 3rd 2024.

Documentary film presenting the artist Jean-Pierre Sergent exposing the silk-screen frames of his new series: "Karma-Kali, Sexual Dreams & Paradoxes". Filmed by the artist on September 27th 2024.

Documentary film presenting the artist Jean-Pierre Sergent exposing the silk-screen frames of his new series: "Karma-Kali, Sexual Dreams & Paradoxes". Filmed by the artist on September 27th 2024.

Documentary film presenting the artist silk-screening his new art prints series: "Karma-Kali, Sexual Dreams & Paradoxes". Filmed by the artist on September 21st 2024

Documentary film presenting the artist silk-screening his new art prints series: "Karma-Kali, Sexual Dreams & Paradoxes". Filmed by the artist on September 19th 2024

Documentary film presenting the artist silk-screening his new art prints series: "Karma-Kali, Sexual Dreams & Paradoxes". Filmed by the artist on September 18th 2024

Documentary film presenting the artist silk-screening his new art prints series: "Karma-Kali, Sexual Dreams & Paradoxes". Filmed by the artist on September 15th 2024.

Born in Morteau, Jean-Pierre SERGENT has been drawing and painting since his early childhood. After breeding Appaloosa horses in the Doubs region for several years, the artist decided to try his luck in the art world in Montreal, then New York, where he enjoyed considerable success. In 2005, he returned to France and set up his studio in Besançon. Exhibited at the MBAA and recognized by his peers, the artist has just opened the KELLER Gallery on Rue Proudhon with a friend.
A special program lasting over 90 minutes, in the form of an initiatory journey in which this passionate painter candidly discusses his career, his artistic and spiritual approach, his inspiration drawn from travel, women's art, and so much more...

- LAURENT DE PÉPÉCOYOTE: Hello, everyone. Today on Pépé-Coyote's Pépites on Radio Campus Besançon 102.4 FM, I welcome Jean-Pierre Sergent, a painter from Besançon and New York, to the show. We'll be talking about his journey from Haut-Doubs to the Americas and shamanic trance in this very special program, and above all about his artistic work, which can be understood as an artistic epic... Hello Jean-Pierre.
- JEAN-PIERRE SERGENT Hello! Hello dear PépéCoyote, it's a great pleasure to be here and I hope we can have an in-depth discussion on many important topics that are close to all our hearts.
- PPC: Radio Campus is not new to you, since you already did a show in 2020 with Aurélien Bertini, and it was at the Museum, I believe?
- JPS: Yes, it was a very nice show that we recorded at the Museum of Fine Arts in Besançon, and it lasted over an hour, and I filmed the whole thing with my camera. So, you can find it on my website.
- PPC: Jean-Pierre, were you born in Morteau? 
- JPS: Yes, in the Haut-Doubs area, in the mountains
- PPC: In the cold and the snow...

[about the new exhibition “Bric-à-Brac #2” at the Galerie Keller in Besançon and my work...]

Andréa Tezzoli: Hello to all our listeners and welcome to Radio Campus Besançon 102.4, your cultural news program: LA PLAGE. I'm Andréa, your host for this program, every Monday and Friday at 12 noon. We're going to start the show with Jean-Pierre Sergent, who's here to talk about the new “Bric-à-Brac #2” exhibition at the Galerie Keller in Besançon. Hello Jean-Pierre, how are you?

JPS: Hello Andréa, I'm very well, thank you very much. It's a pleasure to be with you on the radio and to talk about culture and the pleasure of being alive.

AT: The pleasure is shared. So, to begin with, could you briefly introduce the group show you're currently presenting at Galerie Keller?

JPS: Yes, it's actually the second group show at Galerie Keller. My friend Heidi Suter opened a gallery in Besançon six months ago, so there are seven artists present, including myself... [listen to the broadcast]