Sol LeWitt & David Douard
OKEY DOKEY KONRAD FISCHER•Feb 24, 2025 — Mar 28, 2025
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OKEY DOKEY KONRAD FISCHER is pleased to present Sol LeWitt and David Douard. LeWitt’s first exhibition at the Konrad Fischer Galerie was in 1968, while David Douard’s first exhibition with the gallery was in 2023. Generationally separated, juxtaposing these two artists highlights their shared interests and contrasting strategies, prompting a push pull that takes each artist’s ideas into the future.
In Douard’s words:
I find the idea that my works are shown alongside those of Sol LeWitt very exciting. Beyond the opportunity to exhibit with an artist who has been a reference for me, I believe this encounter can speak to one of the most interesting aspects of art: how two artists, who are drawn to similar concerns, can produce very different forms.
Choosing to speak simply about gesture and color—because it is a way of bringing a practice closer to the body and to life—could be enough. But beyond that, there is also line, structure, and, in filigree, cities and the organization of human…
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Sol LeWitt & David Douard
OKEY DOKEY KONRAD FISCHER•Feb 24, 2025 — Mar 28, 2025
Press Release
OKEY DOKEY KONRAD FISCHER is pleased to present Sol LeWitt and David Douard. LeWitt’s first exhibition at the Konrad Fischer Galerie was in 1968, while David Douard’s first exhibition with the gallery was in 2023. Generationally separated, juxtaposing these two artists highlights their shared interests and contrasting strategies, prompting a push pull that takes each artist’s ideas into the future.
In Douard’s words:
I find the idea that my works are shown alongside those of Sol LeWitt very exciting. Beyond the opportunity to exhibit with an artist who has been a reference for me, I believe this encounter can speak to one of the most interesting aspects of art: how two artists, who are drawn to similar concerns, can produce very different forms.
Choosing to speak simply about gesture and color—because it is a way of bringing a practice closer to the body and to life—could be enough. But beyond that, there is also line, structure, and, in filigree, cities and the organization of human…






























































































