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> Exhibition: [members only] Retrospective: 1972-2007
> Exhibition: [members only] Bridget Catchpole new jewellery
> Showcase: [members only] Microcosme
> Exhibition: [members only] Two Cans on a String – works between Maria Phillips and Sarah Turner
> Jeweller: Beautyman, Suzanne
> Exhibition: [members only] Golden Clogs, Dutch Mountains
> Jeweller: Algom, Iris
> Exhibition: [members only] (Ex) Alchimia. Graduates of The Alchimia School, Florence, Italy
> Exhibition: [members only] Silvie Altschuler: New work
> Jeweller: Desmarais, Gabrielle
> Jeweller: Vogt, Luzia
> Showcase: [members only] Ramon Puig Cuyàs & Silvia Walz
> Jeweller: Tung, Annie
> Exhibition: Josée Desjardins: Bijoux d'une voyageuse
> Exhibition: Le verre dans tous ses éclats

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Galerie Noel Guyomarc'h
Montréal, Canada Management: Noel Guyomarc'h
website: www.galerienoelguyomarch.com mail: info@galerienoelguyomarch.com

Statement
Open in 1996, Galerie Noel Guyomarc'h promotes international contemporary jewellery. Through diverse exhibitions the Galerie encourages visitors to cast a new eye on jewellery. Much more than simple decorative objects, the jewellery presented is indeed the result of an exploration of both form and content. As in all authentic art, a piece of jewellery can therefore move, seduce, disturb, or provoke reflection. Audacious and engaged, the creations shown testify to the diversity of discourse and ideas which characterises the art of our time.
Artist list
Virginie Bois (France), Brune Boyer-Pellerej (France), Monika Brugger (France), Bridget Catchpole (Canada), Barbara Cohen (Canada), Josée Desjardins (Canada), Gina Fafard (Canada), Anne Fauteux (Canada), Esty Grossman (France), Morgane Guilcher (Canada), Sophie Hanagarth (Suisse), Reiko Ishiyama (U.S.A), Daniel Jocz (U.S.A), Vivienne Jones (Canada), Ulrike Kampfert (France), Janis Kerman (Canada), Yael Krakowski (Canada), Christine Larochelle (Canada), Patricia Lemaire (France), Charles Lewton-Brain (Canada), Petra Luz (Canada), Paul McClure (Canada), Astrid Meyer (France), Agnès Moulinot (France), Lisbeth Nordskov (Denmark), Joan Parcher (U.S.A), Ruudt Peters (Netherlands), Pamela Ritchie (Canada), Moira Roe (Canada), Tiana Roebuck (Canada), Dorothée Rosen (Canada), Greg Sims (Canada), Barbara Stutman (Canada), Sarah Troper (Canada), Luzia Vogt (Suisse), Joe Wood (U.S.A), Lawrence Woodford (Canada).
Programme
2006
Josée Desjardins Alliances… et autres bijoux d’union. March 23 – April 23, 2006 This collection renews the traditional jewelry of engagement by proposing wedding rings and modern and interactive jewelry pieces, giving opportunities for a new ritual of union.
Lily Yung New explorations. May 4 – May 21, 2006 This work represents a collection of jewellery using computer aided design tools and rapid-prototyping systems as part of the fabrication processes.
Luzia Vogt & Natalie Luder Inattendues June 1 – June 25, 2006
Past exhibitions
Selected past exhibitions and events 1996 _ Ouverture de la Galerie Noel Guyomarc’h Artistes sélectionnés: Aliza Amihude, Catherine Béchard, Christian Chauveau, Josée Desjardins, Anne Fauteux, Bruno Gérard, Esty Grossman, Enid Kaplan, Barbara Stutman. 1997 _ Agathe St-Girons, France Philtre d'amour, solo _ Betty Helen Longhi, U.S.A Lecture _ Barbara Stutman, Montréal Visions déformées, Impaired visions, solo _ Christian Chauveau, Montréal Surprises, solo _ Josée Desjardins, Montréal L'herbier imaginaire, solo & lecture 1998 _ Exposition à la Maison de la culture Pointes-aux-trembles, Montreal Le bijou revisité, Commissaire: Suzanne Dubuc, Noel Guyomarc'h _ Événements spéciaux pour les Journées de la Culture, Montréal _ Lectures by Anne Fauteux, Josée Desjardins, Enid Kaplan _ Le corps habité, avec Anne Fauteux, Barbara Stutman, Josée Desjardins, Christian Chauveau, Claire Beaulieu, Enid Kaplan, Marie-Josée Laframboise, Malgosia Plocienniczak, Catherine Béchard, Sylvie Mourocq, Elena Genis (Spain), Sonia Clark (U.S.A) et Bruna Hauert(Switzerland). _ Bijoux contemporains finlandais Eero Lintusaari, Tiina Arkko, Jari Jokiaho, Larissa Vanninen et Harri Syrjänen _ Centre d'exposition de Rouyn Noranda _ Le bijou revisité, Commissaire: Noel Guyomarc'h 2001 _ Metal Arts Guild of Ontario,Canada _ Behind Glass, exposition itinérante organisée par le MAG. _ Josée Desjardins, Montréal Portraits de famille et autres clichés, solo 2002 _ Matières et Couleur ; Artistes invités: Efharis Alepedis (U.S.A), Catherine Béchard, Bridget Catchpole, Christian Chauveau, Sarah Crawford (G.B), Alyssa Dee Krauss (U.S.A), Josée Desjardins, Anne Fauteux, Morgane Guilcher, Daniel Jocz (U.S.A), Vivienne Jones, Enid Kaplan, Deborah Krupenia (U.S.A), Tara Markus, Paul McClure, Joan Parcher (U.S.A), Maria Phillips (U.S.A), Moira Roe, Zuzana Rudavska (U.S.A), Barbara Stutman, Lily Yung Exposition itinérante :OXOXO Gallery, Baltimore, (U.S.A) Sculpture to Wear, Santa Monica, (U.S.A), and Prime Gallery, Toronto, Canada 2003 _ Morgane Guilcher et Esty Grossman (France/Canada) Oeuvres récentes _ Nova Scotia College of Art and Design. Halifax Exposition des étudiants et des enseignants Hands on 2004 _ Daniel Jocz , U.S.A Aluminum three ways, solo _ Janis Kerman, Montréal Oeuvres récentes, solo _ Barbara Stutman, Montréal Excessity, solo _ Vivienne Jones, Toronto Inside-out, solo 2005 _ Morgane Guilcher, Montréal Souvenance d’étoile , solo _ Bijoux Contemporains de France, Catherine Abrial, Virginie Bois, Babette Boucher, Brune Boyer-Pellerej, Monika Brugger, Christophe Burger, Florence Croisier, Sophie Hanagarth, Ulrike Kämpfert, Sonia Ledos, Patricia Lemaire, Benjamin Lignel, Astrid Meyer, Agnès Moulinot, Laurence Opperman, Juliette Pailler, Agathe St-Girons, Céline Sylvestre, Claire Wolfstirn _ Ruudt Peters (Hollande) Azoth, solo _ Josée Desjardins, Montréal _ Luzia Vogt & Natalie Luder, Suisse
Galerie Noel Guyomarc'h 137 Avenue Laurier Ouest H2T 2N6 - Montréal Canada Telephone: (514) 840-9362


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