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Indepth Arts News:
"Portail Francophone de l'Art"
2001-07-05 until 2001-07-17
Cork Gallery, Lincoln Center
New York, NY,
USA United States of America
Three artists from different countries worked together to organize this most extraordinary exhibition. Jean Pierre Gantois, president of Promotion'Arts in France; Gueganne, owner of Gueganne Galerie Studio in Canada and Judith Wray, president of Visual Arts League in the United States. This exhibition, will demonstrate what artists can accomplish when working together, even with great distance separating them.
Work by 30 talented French Artists,
beside of 3 well known Canadian Artists featuring Gueganne Doucet,
Denyse Beaudry Leduc, and Lise Grondines will be featured.
The French Artists exhibiting are :
Anik Dohen
Catherine Boix Vives
Claire Pietri
Claudine Berthelin
Denise Woirin
Daniel Niaux
Fabienne Ardio-Schumacher
Florence Liautaud
Gaulbert (Guilbert Berard)
Huguette Martel
Isabelle Ernst Fhima
Jacques Bernes
(Jean Pierre Tronche) Woll
Josette Guiot
Karine Lagrasse Grunfelder
Lillianne Novak
Lina (Pozzi Bugliarelli Carolina)
Madelaine Rey-Brochard
Maguy Rion Collingnon
Martins Alberto
Monique Chery
Nicole Rogerie
Paule B (Causero Paulette)
Sarah Longlands
Simonne Guéremy
Sylvaine Sobalski
Vinca Migot
The work shown will represent
different perspectives of how artists see themselves and the
world. The viewer will have the opportunity to view figurative,
nonfigurative paintings, reflecting traces of modern
romanticism, abstract and conceptual arts along with
mysticism, surrealism, symbolism, as well as sensual erotic
imagery of Art Nouveau in their works. These are the personal
expressions of each artist, what they feel and what they are
sensing at the very moment they are creating. At times they are
reflective and introspective, and at other times they celebrate
life and the awesome mystical possibilities of their
imaginations. Some artists attempts to reveal the universal and
the beautiful elements found in the world around us, and like
the Masters they believe that capturing the inner essence of
their subject matter is as important as painting the external
mask. However, all subject matters and content are always for
the viewer to consider and ponder.
The viewer will notice that many of these artists have studied the style
of the Impressionist Masters; only in this way can they control
the consistency and vitality of their medium. These methods of
the Masters also contribute to works of art with lasting value
and a permanence that is timeless.
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