NORSE PROJECTS

Each year since 1980, the French Tennis Federation has sought to create a link between the contemporary art world with the ultra-competitive professional Tennis world by entrusting the creation of the tournament poster to a selected artist. As each edition of the tournament commences, a French or foreign artist submits a specially-created piece that embodies and captures the history, colours and drama of Roland-Garros. To coincide with this year's French Open, Norse Projects invites you to view a selection of our favourites throughout the years including this year's iteration from the figurative painter, Jean Claracq.

Each year since 1980, the French Tennis Federation has sought to create a link between the contemporary art world with the ultra-competitive professional Tennis world by entrusting the creation of the tournament poster to a selected artist. As each edition of the tournament commences, a French or foreign artist submits a specially-created piece that embodies and captures the history, colours and drama of Roland-Garros. To coincide with this year's French Open, Norse Projects invites you to view a selection of our favourites throughout the years including this year's iteration from the figurative painter, Jean Claracq.

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    Each year since 1980, the French Tennis Federation has sought to create a link between the contemporary art world with the ultra-competitive professional Tennis world by entrusting the creation of the tournament poster to a selected artist.

    As each edition of the tournament commences, a French or foreign artist submits a specially-created piece that embodies and captures the history, colours and drama of Roland-Garros. To coincide with this year's French Open, Norse Projects invites you to view a selection of our favourites throughout the years including this year's iteration from the figurative painter, Jean Claracq.

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