Art Monaco 2012: Frantic Gallery, Noah's Ark Gallery, and Atelier Terminal

Here we are again, revealing the names of the exhibitors that will take part in our 2012 show! Check out our page twice a week for sneak previews of what awesome art you'll get to see at Art Monaco 2012 from April 5th to April 8th.

Frantic Gallery was founded by Yasunobu Miyazaki in 2007 and was originally named "art project frantic". It searches for young Japanese artists and helps them to present their works worldwide. Frantic shows art that can be grasped in the context of world art history, stays away from fashionable trends or popular culture and welcomes creators with individual views and independent thinking. The gallery strives to present exhibition with strong curatorial approach paying attention to the context of actual/contemporary culture as well as links with the history and tradition. While not being willing to support recent "japonism" or "exoticism”, the gallery insists on personal (subjective) values of its artists.

Atelier Terminal , founded by Anne-Sophie de Verchère, is a friendly place with a garden that allows artists to exhibit monumental works. Furthermore, Atelier Termincal strives to give artists the freedom to create without disturbance while also providing them with opportunities to and meet art lovers and and artists with a common passion!

Noah’s Ark Art Gallery was founded in 1996, by Mosses Zirani Herkelian (PhD) an art critic, antique collector, and journalist. Noah's Ark Gallery focuses on Post Soviet Painting, and has a group of artists from Moscow and Yerevan creating art exclusively for them. In addition the gallery exhibits the works of several artists from other countries.

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Art Monaco 2012: Véronique Bamps, Zola Zulu et Armenian Fine Art

       Art Monaco 2012 est fier de vous présenter Véronique Bamps, Zola Zulu et Armenian Fine Art. Consultez notre page deux fois par semaine pour tout savoir sur Art Monaco 2012 et ce que vous aurez la chance de voir au Grimaldi Forum du 5 au 8 avril!

       Véronique Bamps est spécialisée dans la vente de bijoux anciens, européens et américains datant d'entre 1800 et 1960. En outre, cette experte de renommée internationale participe aux grandes foires internationales d'antiquités et d'art, tels que la TEFAF, Maastricht, Paris Biennale des Antiquaires, Palm Beach et à Hong Kong, pour n'en nommer que quelques-uns. 

       Zola Zulu est une galerie d'art contemporain en Indonésie. Lors de Art Monaco 2012, vous aurez la chance de voir les peintures d'un de leurs peintres exclusifs : Richard Winkler. Winkler a étudié les sciences à Stockholm, les arts visuels à l'École des Arts Nyckelviken et ensuite à l'École de Design Beckmans.

       Nous sommes aussi très heureux de confirmer que Armenian Fine Art sera à Art Monaco 2012. Cette année, Armenian Fine Art nous donnera la chance de contempler les œuvres extraordinaires de Eghiazaryan Felix, Abovian Rouben, et Avoyan Ayvaz (voir l'image ci-dessus). « L'objectif de notre galerie est de promouvoir les artistes arméniens... on les assiste dans l'organisation d'expositions à travers le monde entier.»

- Armenian Fine Art

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Art Monaco 2012: Véronique Bamps, Zola Zulu and Armenian Fine Art

    

       Art Monaco 2012 is proud to present Véronique Bamps, Zola Zulu and Armenian Fine Art. Check out our page twice a week for sneak previews of what exhibitors will rocking the Grimaldi Forum from April 5^th to April 8^th!

     
       Véronique Bamps is specialized in the sale of early 19^th to mid 20^th century jewelry – both European and American. Bamps deals exclusively with superior quality creations representative of their style and epoch. Furthermore, this well-reputed expert participates in many internationally renowned art and antiques fairs across the globe such as TEFAF, Maastricht, Paris Biennale des Antiquaires, Palm Beach and Hong Kong, only to name a few.

     Zola Zulu is a contemporary art gallery based in Indonesia. One of the great painters they will be showcasing at our event is Richard Winkler. Winkler studied science in Stockholm and later attended the Nyckelviken School of Arts where he studied visual arts and continued to the Beckmans School of Design where he studied fine art and graphic design. "Nature has always inspired me. As a child I would collect fruits and flowers, then I made drawings of them", says the artist.

     
       Last but not least, we are happy to confirm that Armenian Fine Art will be at Art Monaco 2012. We can't wait to see works by extraordinary artists like Eghiazaryan Felix, Abovian Rouben, and Avoyan Ayvaz (see image)! “The aim of our gallery is to promote the artists, who have really interesting drawings, and assists them in organizing exhibitions, as well as to discover talented Armenian artists all around the world, whose works have never been exhibited in our galleries”

- Armenian Fine Art

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Art Monaco 2012: Itsuki Kabasawa, Zhao Kailin et Ricardo Davila

     Au cours des prochaines semaines, nous allons révéler les noms des exposants qui participeront à notre grand événement annuel! Consultez notre page deux fois par semaine pour tout savoir sur Art Monaco 2012 et ce que vous aurez la chance de voir au Grimaldi Forum du 5 au 8 avril.

     Aujourd'hui, nous sommes fiers de confirmer que Itsuki Kabasawa, Zhao Kailin et Ricardo Davila feront parti de notre exposition.

      
     Itsuki Kabasawa est un peintre et calligraphe japonais (né en 1933, Nara). Il est diplômé de l'Université Musashino, à Tokyo. Son excellent travail a parcouru le monde et lui a valu d'innombrables prix et récompenses internationales.

     Zhao Kailin (né en 1961, de l'Anhui, en Chine), diplômé de L'Académie centrale des Beaux-Arts à Beijing, est un peintre de renommée internationale. Depuis plusieurs années déjà, les peintures à l'huile réalistes de Zhao Kailin on été vues dans Art News, Art & Antiques, Asia Art and Art Collectors magazines. De plus, Kailin a de nombreux collectionneurs en d'Europe, en Amérique et en Asie. Ses œuvres sont collectionnées autant par les institutions publiques que par les collectionneurs privés.

     

     Ricardo Dávila est l'un des artistes contemporains les plus importants de la République d'Équateur et fait parti de plusieurs collections privées à l'échelle internationale. Son art est exposé en Europe, en Asie, en Amérique latine et aux Etats-Unis. 

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Art Monaco 2012 : Itsuki Kabasawa, Zhao Kailin, and Ricardo Davila

      Over the course of the next few weeks, we will be revealing the names of the exhibitors that will take part in our 2012 show! Check out our page twice a week for sneak previews of what awesome art you'll get to see at Art Monaco 2012 from April 5th to April 8th.
 
      Today, we are proud to confirm that Itsuki Kabasawa, Zhao Kailin, and Ricardo Davila will be featured in our exhibition.

      Itsuki Kabasawa is a Japanese painter and calligrapher (born in 1933, Nara). He graduated from Musashino University, in Tokyo. His excellent work has traveled the world and has won him countless international prizes and awards. 

 

      ZhaoKailin (born 1961, AnHui, China) is a world renowned painter who graduated from The School of Central Academy of Fine Art in Beijing. For many years, Zhao Kailin's  realist oil paintings spread out to Art News, Art & Antiques, Asia Art and Art Collectors magazines. Kailin has many collectors from Europe, America and Asia. His works is collected by both public institutions  and private collectors. 

 

      Ricardo Dávila is one of the most important contemporary artists in Ecuador. His art is exhibited in Europe, Asia, Latin America, USA and found in private collections around the world.

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Jan Desmarets @ Art Monaco 2012 !

      Art Monaco 2012 est particulièrement heureux d'annoncer que les sculptures de Jan Desmarets seront exposées à l'occasion de notre prochain événement! Par un effet de flottement et de légèreté visuelle, les œuvres monumentales de l'artiste ne peuvent qu'inspirer l'allégresse et la contemplation.

     En fait, Desmarets cherche toujours à créer l'équilibre parfait entre une réalité sublimée et un dynamisme organique.

     Jan Desmarets (Ypres, 21 Janvier 1961) est un sculpteur flamand. Il a étudié la sculpture à l'Académie Royale des Beaux-Arts de Gand. Maître Jef Vermassen décrit l'artiste comme étant "...fasciné par l'immense puissance, la beauté intense et la sensualité particulière de l'animal et de l'homme."

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Jan Desmarets @ Art Monaco 2012 !

     Art Monaco 2012 is pleased to announce that sculptures by Jan Desmarets will be featured in our upcoming event! The artist's monumental works embody movement and inspire a singular sense of playfulness and contemplation.

     For many people, their first impression on seeing sculptures by Jan Desmarets is lightness, the way in which his pieces appear to float in the air. This is an effect that Desmarets consciously strives to achieve and it fits perfectly with his representation of a sublimated reality and enhanced sense of dynamism. 

 

     Jan Desmarets (Ypres, 21 January 1961) is a Flemish sculptor. He studied sculpture at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Ghent. Master Jef Vermassen gives the following description of the artist: “He is fascinated by the immense power, intense beauty and lean sensuality of specific animals and people, so he cannot resist using his own intensely powerful ability to express the feelings that are in his soul through his artistic creations and to truly bring them to life.”

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Jan Desmarets

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