GALLERY 2 | JOSÉE CHARBONNEAU, DANIELLE CADIEUX, MARCEL HUGUET & CHANTAL FONTAINE HÉBERT

From November 20 to December 14, 2019.

- Josée Charbonneau completed her studies from the Cégep du Vieux Montréal in 1976 with a Degree in Graphic Design. In 2007, she became a full member of the Atelier Circulaire printmaking collective. Her main aspiration lies in the transposition of the figurative representation to images imbued with colourism and non-symbolic compositions.

- Danielle Cadieux, an artist of wide-ranging experience, since 1989 she has taken part in several individual and collective exhibitions. She has completed numerous courses and traineeships in divers techniques as lithography, wood engraving, caburundum, etching and collagraphy.

- Marcel Huguet is a multidisciplinary self-taught artist. These risographics works are part of the narrative “La rue de mes icônes” elaborated from original street photographs. The artist seeks to evoke various aspect of life in the city today.

- Chantal Fontaine Hébert holds a Bachelor of Arts in Literature and Psychoanalysis and specialized training in Visual Arts, Illumination, Latin Calligraphy, Japanese and Arabic. In her studio in Montreal’s Rosemont neighborhood, she paints and teaches visual arts, calligraphy and illumination. Her works have been seen in Canada and European countries where she has received several awards and are part of various collections.

Opening on Saturday November 23, from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.