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Noémie Pons

Shops, Art craftsmen, Painter/artist, Applied Arts, Visual artist in Vézénobres
  • It is in her new studio in the heart of the medieval village of Vézénobres that the Quebec artist Noémie Pons welcomes her numerous visitors.

  • Under the vaulted cellars of her studio, come and discover the latest series of monotypes by the Canadian artist entitled "Les Montagnes Bleues". Inspired by the beautiful landscape of the Cevennes mountain range, the series explores the spiritual journey of the Huguenots, who sought refuge in the region in the 17th century.

    The blue hues of the mountains, which give the series its name, are skillfully captured in the prints, and the layered inks made with torn newspaper give each piece a...
    Under the vaulted cellars of her studio, come and discover the latest series of monotypes by the Canadian artist entitled "Les Montagnes Bleues". Inspired by the beautiful landscape of the Cevennes mountain range, the series explores the spiritual journey of the Huguenots, who sought refuge in the region in the 17th century.

    The blue hues of the mountains, which give the series its name, are skillfully captured in the prints, and the layered inks made with torn newspaper give each piece a unique character. But it's not just the technical skills of the monotypes that make visitors particularly appreciate this new series. The pieces also carry a deep emotional and spiritual weight, as they seek to pay homage to the faith and struggles of the Huguenots in search of security and freedom.

    Noémie Pons' "The Blue Mountains" series will be on display at the Desert Museum in July and August 2023. A must-see exhibit for anyone who appreciates the art and history of the region.

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    Noémie Pons graduated with honors in Art and Psychology from Concordia University in Montreal and then worked for five years as a curator and producer before moving to France where she continued her artistic training with a post-graduate degree in printmaking at the Beaux-Arts de Versailles.
    She has exhibited in London, Beijing and Paris. Her specificity is to create personalized works on commission by integrating the history of the people for whom she paints, whether these people are individuals, families, associations or companies.
    In the spring of 2023, the artist will offer new "Creative Workshops" in individual, group or retreat form in her studio.

    The workshop is open to creative people for 2023!
    Every Monday evening in March, April and May, Noémie Pons offers new discovery workshops from 6:00 to 7:30 pm.
    These workshops are for artists looking for a refresher, digital designers wanting a break from screens, repressed creatives, perfectionists too scared to start!
    For more information and registration https://www.noemiepons.com/ateliers
  • Spoken languages
    • English
    • French
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  • On January 1, 2023
    * 9am to 4pm or by appointment
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