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| Nicole Lemelin |
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“My demarche rests on the premise that the images which spout out from the creative process are questions rather than answers. And, although it is tempting to give a interpretation of them, I believe each observer must be free to engage the image without the interference imposed by the interpretations of the artist or other viewers.”
Born in Quebec City,Nicole maintains studios in both Montreal, PQ and Palenville, NY. During the early 1990s she was part of the avant garde exhibits at Gallery Rouge in Quebec City and by the mid-90s had connected with similar minded artists, working in the Hudson Valley of New York. At the turn of the millennium, she was part of the Cross Street Gallery stable of painters and exhibited in the gallery’s major exhibits, curated by Bernard X Bovasso, involving: ‘Expressionistic paintings of the Abstract kind’(refer partial exhibit list).
As an artist, her interests span ‘exploration to interpretation’, the paradox between research and statement. Each piece being a marker, a fragment of reality, arriving through a creative process; interpretation arriving after the fact, quit apart from any personalisms of the artist; and allowing, as much as possible, a freedom of interpretation to the viewer.
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| About the Artist |
At the beginning, each piece starts without reference to any concept or predefine imagery. In a sense, I let myself be guided through the different steps of the creative process by feeling rather than thinking. Throughout that process many contradictions, paradoxes and/or coincidence/synchronicity confront me. These are all part of my experience and help to transcend the complexity.
Is there a way to be free from the attachment to a predetermined intention? Is there any answer to the human quest of its own essence? What is that etheric nature of human experience; and how can one translate it through a personal experience/process? Transcending the individual experience to better express the collective event is part of my quest.
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The Cusp of a Woman`s Era
Oil on canvas 137 cm x 102 cm |
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An Imaginary place
Oil on canvas 130 cm X 112 cm |
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Living in a World of Shadows
Oil on canvas 130cm x 112 cm |
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Alleluia
Oil on cavas 140 cm x 102 cm |
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Evanescence
Oil on paper 70 cm x 50 cm |
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The womb of Gaya
Oil on paper 70 cm x 50 cm |
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Master of Time
Gouache on paper |
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Bloody Monday
Oil on Paper 70 cm x 50 cm |
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A Questionning Garden
2007 Oil on linen 84 x 104 |
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| Education and biography |
École des beaux arts de Québec, Fine Arts, 1968.
Independent study with Terrance DePietro & Bernard X Bovasso in several areas of concern including Materials & Techniques for painters, i.e. making of artist paints, gesso and mediums (not less than ten years).
Exhibition:
Exhibits highlights:
·Gallery Les Yeux Fertiles, in Quebec City – Both collective and solo painting exhibits; plus one solo installation exhibit.
·Galerie Rouje, Quebec City, ‘ La Grande Macédoine’ 1996;
·Galerie Rouje, Quebec City, ‘Jeune peinture et Art actuel’ 1997
·Galerie Rouje, Quebec City, 'La grande marée' 2001
·At the Kleinart Gallery, Woodstock, New York in the December Invitational 1999
·Greene County Council on the Arts Gallery. Catskill, NY, 2000, 2001
·Tenshi Gallery, Kingston, NY, November 2000
·Museum of Computer Art, NYC, January 2001
·Twilight Park, Haines Falls, NY, August 2001 (Award )
·Gallery ‘Le1040’, Montréal, March 2002, À chacun son dieu
·The Cross Street Gallery , Saugerties, NY, August 2002, Image and Soul
·The Cross Street Gallery, Saugerties, NY, October 2002, Group Show
·The Cross Street Gallery, Saugerties, NY, April 2003, The Abstract Sublime
·The Cross Street Gallery, Saugerties, NY, June 2003. The Abstract Sublime, Reloaded
·Cross Street Gallery, Saugerties, NY, June 2004, The Summer Solstice
·CRIQ, Corporative Show, Montréal and Quebec City, Fall 2004
·The Cross Street Atelier,Saugerties, NY, May 2005, An Art distress call for all the souls lost at sea.
·The Cross Street Atelier, Saugerties, NY, August 2005, Poets who paints and Painter who write poetry
·Les journées de la culture, Montréal, CCMM, September 2005
·Green County Council of the Arts, Catskills, NY ,November 2005, Annual Show
·The Catstkills Gallery, Saugerties, NY, December 2005, 7 Artists Exploring Paint
·Athens Cultural Center, Athens, N.Y., November, 2006
CAPSQ,Montreal,November 2007
ARTA Gallery, Toronto, December 2007
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