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Thérèse Boisclair is an international artist whose monolithic watercolor works thread together conceptual practices with material practices, excavating memory and lived experience in order to distill the essences of these immaterial events into translucent images that glow, vibrate, and reverberate together in unexpected and magical ways. More...

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"Dear Therese Boisclair,

We are glad to inform you that the Artistic Committee of “Imaginary Journeys”, International Art Exhibition that will take place on October 2009 at the Imbarcadero Rooms of the beautiful Estense Castle, having seen and appreciated your artworks published on your website, has decided to select your name to participate at this important event organized by Trevisan International Art.

"We've been fascinated by your refined and yet powerful abstract art research where forms and colours create such an intense and emotional results. We reckon your art will bring new and creative stimulations among this exhibition; your works reveal their power through the force and the brightness of colours, through the different effects of forms, the textures, the pictorial matter, the magnetic energy from the pictorial sign which spring from the canvas. In your paintings imagination and creativeness are released through the flow of the living and acting forces on the canvas, the interaction of spaces, forms and colour connection, taking them beyond to their physical limits.

By congratulating you for the quality of your works, we would like to invite you to particpate to our Exhibition of International Art Curated by Paola Trevisan"Imaginary Journeys" which will take place at the Ferrara Museum of the Estense Castle, Italy from October 24 November 01, 2009.

Therese is seriously considering accepting this invitation. More to come...

New Print

A Giclée limited edition series of the award winning painting Vers la lumière is available on Gallery Canvas

The print run is limited to 34.