More to come... |
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The
Art of Conservation 2010 exhibition September
24th - December 20th 2010 |
France's
artworks entitled "Southeast View from Zabriskie Point" depicting a
landscape from Death Valley National Park, California, and "Jumbo
Rocks" depicting a landscape from Joshua Tree National Park,
California,
were selected as part of an international competition and will be
presented at
the 2010 Art of Conservation exhibition, along with 100 works of the
world's
foremost nature and wildlife artists.
The exhibition can be viewed online at www.natureartists.com. The exhibition will also
be presented as
a beautiful
hard-cover book, which
includes a description of the creative process involved for each of the
selected artwork.  "The Joshua tree is the largest of the yuccas. It grows naturally only in the Mojave desert and nowhere else in the world. Joshua Tree National Park is a privileged place where one can admire extensive natural stands of this unique plant. Moreover, this park has an extraordinary geology. "Jumbo Rocks" depicts a spectacular sculpturing of granite rocks. Here and there, yuccas and other plants grow, adding life and color to the scene. The long and narrow format of the painting helps conveying the beauty of the extensive rock formation and helps strengthening the composition. In the early morning light, the scene is dazzlingly beautiful." |
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The
50th Exhibition of the Society San Diego Natural History Museum, The Wildlife Experience, Parker, Colorado November 20th 2010 - February 21st 2011 |
France's
artwork entitled
"The Sovereign" and depicting a great blue heron was selected as part
of an international competition and will be presented at the
prestigious San Diego Natural History Museum and The Wildlife
Experience, along with works of the
world's foremost nature and wildlife artists. "The general public will
have the opportunity to see the highest achievements in animal art on
the front range of the Rocky Mountains as well as on the West Coast." |
| Kanata
Artists Studio Tour: Home studio solo exhibition April 30th, May 1st and 2nd 2010 |
France is participating to the
19th annual
Kanata Artists Studio Tour. For the occasion, ten Kanata artists open
their
home studios to the public. France
invites you to meet her at her home studio, located at 44 Langford
Crescent, to
enjoy the new releases, visit the studio, discuss art classes, as well
as
France's future art and travel projects.
France also invites you to visit the nine other
artists participating to
the tour, who each presents work with a unique style.
The event is as follows: Friday April 30th, 5:00 p.m - 9:00 p.m. Saturday May 1st, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Sunday May 2nd, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. To get a map indicating the location of the ten studios and to see some representative artwork, please visit the Kanata Artists Studio Tour website, at www.kanataartists.com . |
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