Stéphane Corréard and Hervé Loevenbruck have over thirty years of experience in contemporary art. Together, they opened an exhibition space in December 2018. Called Loeve&Co, this gallery is dedicated to French or foreign artists to be rediscovered, and proposes about ten exhibitions per year, around creators, groups, movements or historical moments.
 

Three years after the opening of their gallery in Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Hervé Loevenbruck and Stéphane Corréard opened a new exhibition space in the Marais in April 2022. This double location in Paris aims to amplify their action of rediscovering major artists of the past century, in a resolutely contemporary perspective. The inaugural exhibition was devoted to the links between the work of the most influential artist of the 20th century, Marcel Duchamp and the cult artist and designer Bruno Munari (1907-1998).

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Hervé Loevenbruck and Stéphane Corréard are expanding the international audience for their projects to rediscover underrated artists of the past, notably by presenting amply documented monographs at leading art fairs: including Frieze Masters in London (Key Hiraga 2018, Leonor Fini 2022, Dora Maar 2024 and Robert Coutelas 2025, Roland Dorcély 2026) and in New-York (Roland Dorcély 2019). 

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The gallery is particularly committed to rediscovering women artists, non-western artists, and artists with multidisciplinary practices and work very closely with French and international institutions, to get the artists championed into collections and exhibitions. As example, the Paris Noir exhibition at the Centre Pompidou in 2025, which has include several artists from the gallery such as Alex Burke, Roland Dorcély, Marcel Gotène or François Thango.