EXPOSITIONS
Dans cette page vous pouvez voir les photos reportages de nos expositions en 2021-2022
Pour voir les expositions 2023 cliquez ci-dessous
L'exposition solo de l'artiste Muge Qi
"“Le voyage de Feï”"
Du 3 au 27 Décembre 2022
Dans cette collection d'illustration, Muge (notre artiste Chinoise, installée à Toulouse) joue sur la transparence et la fluidité de la couleur pour retranscrire l’atmosphère poétique et onirique de son univers, par petites touches délicates émergent des décors, où la petite Feï, personnage récurrent de ses œuvres, nous emmène au sein de merveilleux monde végétal. Muge croit que " L'art est un voyage, parce que nous avons tant besoin d'air, d'espace, de rêve et d'histoires". Les illustrations de Muge sont un baume pour le cœur et l'esprit.
L'exposition solo de l’artiste Eloïse Gillard
"“O², Une Odyssée Onirique”"
Du 5 au 26 Novembre 2022
Les illustrations de cette exposition sont tirées d'un coffret écrit par Christelle Lebrault et illustré par Eloze, paru chez Mango Editions. Celui-ci propose d'accompagner le lecteur dans des exercices d'autohypnose, en s'offrant un moment de pause et d'apaisement. Chaque illustration a été imaginé comme une bulle réconfortante, un petit monde où les éléments cohabitent avec douceur et harmonie et où l'on prend le temps de s'écouter, de s'évader, de rêver... Pour se laisser ensuite porter par ce nouveau souffle !
The solo exhibition of the artist Jennifer Hugot
"Woven colors"
From October 8 to 29, 2022
Jennifer Hugot is a French artist, 4 years after studying art and textile design, she set up her workshop in Aubervilliers and launched into her artistic practice in 2018. Passionate about fabrics, it is however paper that she chosen as his preferred medium. She plays with simple hand-painted patterns that she cuts into strips and recomposes into a new woven image. His paintings are like fragments of fabric from around the world. Their bright colors and abstract rhythms make our eyes travel and vibrate.
The solo exhibition of artist Lisa Masse
“Band of petals”
From June 18 to July 23, 2022
Lisa Masse is a French artist from Le Havre, the city in which she grew up and developed her passion for the creative arts. She continued her studies in Paris and became an interior designer in 2018. In spring 2020, during confinement, she made drawing her daily life using exclusively a box of colored pencils. Since then she has developed her technique using a graphics tablet. She started freelancing and flourished by creating flowery, joyful and naive illustrations. She captures interludes of life, brief and light moments as ephemeral as the flowers she draws. She likes to travel by bike, drink tea, and mimosa.
The solo exhibition of the artist Julie Pernet
“Cohabitations”
From May 7 to 28, 2022
Julie Pernet is a French artist based in Brussels where she has combined illustration and commitment to human rights for around ten years. His artistic universe revolves around our relationship to the Earth in contrasting compositions which borrow from the naive style but leave a bittersweet taste. Using watercolors and fluorescent inks, she draws spaces that are sometimes solitary, sometimes inhabited, which question our cohabitation with the living. From rocks to mountains, from lakes to deep waters, beings run, jump and fly in search of their lost humanity.
The solo exhibition of the artist Célina Guiné
“Moving”
From April 12 to 30, 2022
Célina Guiné is an illustrator and visual artist. His figurative works form a set of sensitive choreographies. The beings represented are in perpetual movement, whether they are in search of freedom, empowerment or appeasement. What is told there through color, the work of line and the choice of characters, forms a narrative framework woven with paradoxes, inner and militant struggles, where vulnerability, melancholy and joy coexist. These are mostly women's bodies, or people overflowing from cis-heteronormative patterns, all dancing, alive and subjects. Gentle revolts, precarious balances: these existences, both fragile and powerful, agitate, move, seek to escape from the boxes where they suffocate and freeze. Anger or despair are present, however, a surge of life makes all the figures vibrate. The movements represented are not poses, but the expression of multiple inner states, an incessant and colorful bubbling.
On the occasion of World Women's Rights Day, Illustrafemmes presents the exhibition
"Women from elsewhere and from here"
From March 5 to April 6, 2022
In our times surrounded by pandemic, war and economic and environmental crisis, 15 women under one roof, present a world without war and legal and social discrimination against women. 15 women who come from elsewhere and here have created 44 works whose common point in these works is their female creators.
The solo exhibition of the artist Noémi Gruner
“COLORFUL”
From February 5 to 26, 2022
Noemi is an illustrator who loves colors, she paints joyful and poetic scenes whose favorite subjects are nature and women's bodies. She offers a representation of strong women, where they are calm, confident, sure of themselves. It is instinctively that this subject returns in his gouache paintings, taking as a reference models with plural, assertive and free beauties. They are highlighted, in the center of the painting, in full light!
Group exhibition “We women”
4 Dec 2021- 15 Jan 2022
Illustrafemmes Gallery
This journey began with a simple yet fundamental question: what about WE WOMEN? We took our first confident and optimistic steps by researching and getting to know the women artists who, through their authentic and intelligent illustrations, defined women. From there, we formed a strong community celebrating femininity and we called it Illustrafemmes. Now we have a home for our growing family of talented intellectual artists, who join us from all over the world. WE WOMEN now have a welcoming home. Come say hello if you are in the area on December 4th for the opening and inauguration of the gallery. We invite you to visit our exhibition to discover the work of 19 international and French women illustrators.
“10 women, 10 visions”
4 Nov-28 Dec 2021
Folles Saison- Café Culturel- Toulouse
We invite you to visit our exhibition 10 women, 10 visions to discover the work of 10 women illustrators.
"In the name of women"
June 7-13, 2021 Gallery le Bocal- Toulouse
17 international female artists
In the name of women, whose enigmatic being is reflected through figurative practice in art throughout the ages. We are represented as the child bearers of ancient history, the disobedient character of all religions, the mother of God, the gracious, the deceptive and the romantic. But for the most part, we women, through words and images, have fought the biased stereotypes that have been imagined over the centuries. In this exhibition, which is solely dedicated to women illustrators, we invite women artists to get involved in sharing their authentic representation of femininity as they have experienced it first-hand. We call on our educated audiences to spread the messages of these honest images wall to wall, city to city and culture to culture.
On the occasion of International Women's Day, Illustrafemmes organized an exhibition at the Le Bocal gallery, Toulouse “The Power of Us”
March 8-14, 2021
