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Richard Texier

Richard Texier (Born 1955) is active/lives in New York / France.  Richard Texier is known for Whimsical animal and symbolic sculpture, abstract painting.

Texier spent his childhood in the Poitevin region of Western France. In 1973, Texier went to college in Paris. He graduated with a degree in art and architecture from the École spéciale d'architecture and later received a doctorate in plastic art from the Sorbonne.

In 1979, Texier moved to New York City, where he initiated a nomadic strategy of creation which he called "Nomadic Workshops". This strategy subsequently enabled him to multiply his workshop space to venues all over the world:

1992: House of Culture, Moscow, Russia
1993: Manufacture des œillets, Ivry-sur-Seine, France
1998: Villa Noailles, Hyères, France
2002: Starrett-Lehigh Building, Chelsea, New York City
2003: Tour de Cordouan (Cordouan Lighthouse), France
2004: Liu Foundry, Shanghai, China
2012: Rangoon, Burma

In 1982, Texier exhibited for the first time at the FIAC in Paris with the Claudine Bréguet gallery.
In 1989, the French government commissioned Texier to create a s   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 2452 characters.]  Artist bio

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