Alison Saar: Salon
Paris Olympics 2024 Commission
Alison Saar / 
Salon, 2024 / 
Paris Olympic sculpture / 
Credit Fred Mauviel - City of Paris
Alison Saar / 
Salon, 2024 / 
Paris Olympic sculpture / 
Credit Greg Martin
Alison Saar / 
Salon, 2024 / 
Paris Olympic sculpture / 
Credit Henri Garat - City of Paris
Alison Saar / 
Salon, 2024 / 
Paris Olympic sculpture / 
Credit Henri Garat - City of Paris
Installed: 23 Jun 2024
Paris, France

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SELECTED ARTICLES
"International Olympic Committee and City of Paris inaugurate Olympic Sculpture." 24 June 2024
olympics.com

Rabb, Maxwell. "Alison Saar commissioned to create a public artwork for 2024 Paris Olympics." Artsy, 14 Mar 2024.
full article, PDF | artsy.net

Schrader, Adam. "Alison Saar Selected to Create Public Artwork for 2024 Paris Olympics." Artnet, 13 Mar 2024.
full article, PDF | news.artnet.com

L.A. Louver is proud to announce Alison Saar has been chosen to produce a work of public art for the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, France.

Alison Saar was selected by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and the City of Paris to produce a sculpture to be placed in the French capital honouring the legacy of the Olympic and Paralympic Games Paris 2024. Entitled Salon, the work serves as an invitation to the public to meet others and engage in dialogue in a spirit of shared humanity, illustrating the Olympic ideals of a peaceful and inclusive society.

The inauguration was held in the presence of IOC President Thomas Bach; Carine Rolland, Deputy Mayor of Culture at the City of Paris; Tony Estanguet, President of the Organising Committee for the Olympic and Paralympic Games Paris 2024; and Jeanne d’Hauteserre, Mayor of the 8th Arrondissement.

The sculpture is an initiative of Olympic Art Visions, through which the International Olympic Committee invites a renowned visual artist to create an original artwork inspired by sport and the Olympic values to be presented in a publicly accessible space in the city hosting the Games.

“I am deeply honoured to have been selected to create the Olympic sculpture. It is my hope that this work of art, a gift to the people and the city of Paris, will become a gathering space for the public to experience the spirit of friendship and interconnection across cultures and borders.” - Alison Saar
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