Bourse de Commerce and Blank Forms Present Martin Rev Concert with Lary 7 and Divine Enfant

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Saturday, October 24, 2026 · 1 min read
Bourse de Commerce and Blank Forms Present Martin Rev Concert with Lary 7 and Divine Enfant
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The Facts

Bourse de Commerce — Pinault Collection in Paris and New York-based Blank Forms are presenting a concert featuring Martin Rev, co-founder of the electro post-punk duo Suicide, alongside an opening set by Lary 7 in his first European performance in ten years. Doors open at 4:40 p.m., Lary 7 performs at 5 p.m., and Martin Rev at 6 p.m., with access until 6:30 p.m. The evening also includes a video installation by Divine Enfant. In a separate program, Bourse de Commerce presents Japanese band goat (jp), whose music blends experimental electronic music and avant-rock.

The Signal

The program signals Bourse de Commerce's continued investment in experimental music as part of its contemporary art mission, placing underground New York lineages within a landmark Paris institution. For audiences, the pairing of Rev and Lary 7 highlights how early punk-era minimal electronics and later media-archaeological practices remain influential to artists working with sound today. The collaboration with New York label Blank Forms extends the institution's curatorial reach beyond visual art into living avant-garde performance.

  • Artists: Martin Rev, Lary 7, Divine Enfant, Alan Vega, Goat (Jp)
  • People: Lennie Tristano
  • Galleries: Blank Forms
  • Museums: Bourse de Commerce — Pinault Collection
  • Locations: Paris
Originally via Bourse de Commerce — Pinault Collection · Curated by The Cultural Signal

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