Violon d'Ingres © ADAGP .
"Ici et au-delà " ("Here and beyond") / charcoal on paper, 150 x 100 cm
CARINE GUTLERNER -- As a Graphic Artist, she studied at the Académie des Beaux-Arts d'Anvers and at the Académie de Boisfort in Belgium. She continued to draw from models and to work with wellknown artists, like Françoise André (mentionned in L'Aventure de l'Art au XXème Siècle, Jean-Louis Ferrier). Her work is specially oriented toward the 'human being', oscillating between reality and imaginary worlds, letting inner faces appear. She works with charcoal, pencil, ink or watercolor and uses big sizes for her art work. Carine Gutlerner had exhibits in Belgium, in the United States and in France. She has also illustrated some books for the L'Harmattan Editions in Paris (including the creation for the Logo -black and white faces- for Littératures Comparées, Collection directed by Pierre Zirkuli, L'Harmattan, the illustration for the cover of Les riches heures by Bernard Jestin, the illustration for the cover and drawings for L'instant lumineux by Pierre Zirkuli, the conception for the cover and drawings for La structure fine de la relativivité restreinte by Yves Pierseaux ...). In France, Carine Gutlerner is a member of the ADAGP (Society of the Authors in the Graphic and Plastic Visual Arts) and of the Fondation Taylor (Paris). ----- Among some EXHIBITIONS :
- Art Contemporain Sèvres at "La Chartreuse"/ Art Contemporain Sèvres (Sèvres, 2013) - "Galerie de la Scène Watteau" (Nogent-sur-Marne, 2013, 2015) - La Demeure des Artistes (Paris, 2014) - Carré des Coignard with the sculptor Xavier Carnoy (Nogent-sur-Marne, 2015) - Maison des Jeunes et de la Culture Louis Lepage (Nogent-sur-Marne, 2016) - UEVACJEA (Paris, 2016) - Hôtel de Ville : Salle du Conseil et Rotonde (Trouville-sur-Mer, 2018) - Art Contemporain Sèvres à "La ChARTreuse" (2023) a Saturday, October 7, 2023 at 6:00 PM : vernissage
----- PUBLICATIONS : ♦ Art Book with drawings and a text written by André Lorant : Carine Gutlerner : Traits de mémoire. Oeuvres graphiques (Cohen&Cohen, Editions. Paris, 2015, 362 p., 289 drawings). The book won the |