She takes the audience into a world as melancholy as it is poetic, mixing delicacy and refinement within a dual Chinese and French culture. The painter Jia Juan Li is one of the most prominent Chinese female artists of her generation today. Distinguished by several leading international awards and after exhibiting in Japan, England, Belgium and the United States, she will be, in Lunéville, the guest of honor at the 42nd international autumn show which will take place opens this Saturday at the Reservoir.
“It will once again be a large-scale show,” explains Patrice Labbé, president of the Cercle Artistique des Painters Lunévillois. We will have 190 exhibitors including 33 sculptors, ceramists and master glassmakers.”
Gilles Fabre, Alain Richard and Jean Davo
If Jia Juan Li will exhibit 21 paintings at the Reservoir, a large place will also be given to contemporary masters including former prestigious guests of honor. We think of Berthet, Doutreleau, Gélis and even Adèle Bessy, to name but a few. The artist Arman will also be present with two original bronzes, the Roto Violin and the Cubist Violin. “We will have unique glass pieces by Zoritchak such as the work Life which he never exhibited.”
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Tribute will also be paid to Gilles Fabre, born in Blâmont and died in Repaix in 2007. And to Alain Richard, a Luneville artist who died recently and member of the artistic circle of Luneville painters. “He painted very beautiful works and his family entrusted us with this beautiful painting of Bosquets sous la neige which will be exhibited at the Reservoir.”
Three works by Jean Davo will also be exhibited. In order to highlight the work of the artist from Bauzémont who created numerous Aubusson tapestries. For the record, its workshops were installed in the old earthenware factories of Lunéville.
Fifteen countries, 500 works
“All artistic trends will be represented and we also wanted to leave room for young artists who are not necessarily used to exhibiting in salons.” Also for the first time in Lunéville, the bronzes of Véronique Dumont, inspired by nature and the intimate.
In total, fifteen countries will be represented in the exhibition through nearly 500 works.
42nd international autumn show in Lunéville. Exhibition open on Saturday October 5 (from 4:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.) then every day from October 6 to 28 from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
