The Muriel Guépin Gallery of NYC will be presenting Michele Landel’s artwork at Art on Paper 2022.

Art on Paper returns to downtown Manhattan's Pier 36 in September 2022 with 100 galleries featuring top modern and contemporary paper-based art. Art on Paper's medium-driven focus continues to bring about unique and powerful projects - visual, experiential moments that have set the fair apart and established Art on Paper as an important destination for the arts in New York City.

Michele Landel is participating for the second time as an invited artist at the festival of contemporary collage KAOS.

Every summer the international collage festival displays contemporary collage art in Kranj, Slovenia. With artist-in-residence programs, regular open calls and collaborations with various art techniques we are reaching out to the collage community worldwide. KAOS (meaning chaos in Slovene) presents fresh approaches to connect collage and other visual media, design and even music. The festival and its exhibition takes place every summer and presents one of the main art events in the region. KAOS aims to influence the art aesthetics of the summer happening in Kranj and to profile Kranj as a “city of collage”.

Le Salon Vert welcomed Michele Landel for a solo exhibition after her participation in gallery collectives in 2021.

The Muriel Guépin Gallery of NYC will be presenting Michele Landel’s artwork at Art Market San Francisco 2022.

Art Market San Francisco is the Bay Area’s premier art fair. Now going into its eleventh edition, Art Market San Francisco will feature eighty-five modern and contemporary art galleries from around the world. Following record breaking sales, city-wide partnerships, and attendance of over 28,000 visitors in 2019, the 2023 edition of Art Market San Francisco is pleased to present a significant selection of contemporary and modern artworks from returning Art Market exhibitors and exciting newcomers.

The Muriel Guépin Gallery of NYC will be presenting Michele Landel’s artwork at the Affordable Art Fair NYC 2022.

After the exhibition Divagations amoureuses inspired by Roland Barthes’ book Fragments d’un discours amoureux, Madeleine Filippi proposes a second section Les Heures grises (Grey Hours) of reflections on the paradigm of solitude in love at Ségolène Brossette Galerie.

This text by Roland Barthes, which aims to give voice to the lover, succeeds in the tour de force of touching the universal, because it speaks of the human experience. We all recognize ourselves in the lover. It echoes this individual who, as the author says, « speaks within himself, lovingly, in front of the other », in front of the loved one, who does not express himself, a sign that the discourse of love is ultimately always one of extreme solitude.

The exhibition Grey Hours questions the paradigm of boredom in the couple. Usually perceived as a trying moment of intense and morbid monotony.

It is also a time of latency conducive to fantasies where desire lurks in the shadows and questions lack.

Group winter exhibition with: Susanna Bauer, Noémie Doge, Hipkiss, Ruta Jusionyte, Michele Landel, Patsy McArthur, Kate Montgomery, Qiu Jie, Francisco Sepulveda, Axelle Snakkers, Heike Weber, Sue Williams A’Court and other artists.

Le Salon Vert was founded by Angela Wollny in 2014 in Carouge, Geneva in order to foster young and mid-career artists.  The classical conception of an art gallery is extended to a convivial and stimulating space for all: artists, art enthusiasts and committed collectors.

L’occasion de réunir l’ensemble des artistes de la galerie sans leur donner aucun thème. La seule règle est moins de 1000 € ! Etonnamment, il s’avère qu’un véritable dialogue s’opère entre les œuvres et les différents univers artistiques.

A group exhibiting with all the gallery’s artists without giving them any theme. The only rule is less than €1000! Surprisingly, it turns out that a real dialogue takes place between the works and the different artistic worlds.

For the 2021 summer season, Salon Vert will present work by seven women artists in a group exhibition entitled Golden Hour, named for those moments at dawn and at dusk when the sun’s slanting rays cover the world in a gold-tinted light. Some of these artists have been represented by the gallery for several years while others will be exhibiting work for the first time. Shared themes can be seen amongst these varied paintings, drawings, and sculptures : depictions of nature and the beings that animate it as well as interior landscapes.

Paradigm Gallery + Studio is pleased to share Piecing It All Together, a group exhibition of collage works curated by Natasha Guy, opening on June 25, 2021 and remaining on view through July 17, 2021. For our collectors around the world, there will be a virtual opening reception on June 25 at 5:30pm and the exhibition will be open for in-person visits starting Saturday, June 26.

This exhibition is dedicated to piecing together the past to make sense of our present. As we excavate our past, discovering and learning from both a personal and a historical level, we can work towards finding answers or at least some kind of clarity. Collage serves as an artistic manifestation of this excavation. Through piecing together fragments of the world around us and reassembling in a new vision using found or discarded objects, we can re-create a new whole. It is perhaps more about the process than the final result.

In conjunction with the textile festival, Surface Design Association hosts two juried group shows featuring the artwork of their European members.

The Art of the Book
Sixteenth annual exhibition of handmade artist books, altered books and book-related materials

We are thrilled to present the 16th annual Art of the Book installed in the gallery. Come view in person beginning May 1.

Ségolène Brossette Galerie

Les vingt artistes de l'événement « Cent_titre(s) » offriront des œuvres intelligentes de réflexion : peu importe la définition technique, elles incarnent les idées de notre temps, cristallisent les vérités pour les rendre intemporelles, ou les déjouent pour en accentuer l'absurdité.

Pendant 3 jours exceptionnels, l'Atelier Rochebrune proposera de découvrir mais aussi de prendre en main et d'acquérir, des œuvres qui portent les marques de leur contemporanéité et sont autant de preuves de la réalité sensible du monde.

This Show is dedicated in honor of the pioneer women artists who paved the way.

Continuing our 12th annual show devoted to women artists, we are committed to bringing more gender equity to the world of art. This year O’Hanlon Center for the Arts is extending our reach beyond the Bay Area. Artists around the globe who identify as female were encouraged to submit. This show is dedicated in honor of the pioneer women artists who paved the way. To name a few: Artemisia Gentileschi, Adélaïde Labille-Guiard, Harriet Powers, Augusta Savage, Lee Krasner, Louise Bourgeois, Yayoi Kusama

The exploration of identity in the arts, both individual and collective, is more relevant than ever, and has been the driving force behind traditions of weaving, embroidery, and other textiles for centuries. The artists in this exhibition use fantastical symbols and situations to engage viewers in exploring questions about gender, sexuality, and ethnicity. Featuring a broad range of contemporary textile techniques, including felting, needlepoint, beading, installation, and traditional quilting, the exhibition will encourage viewers to expand their view of what constitutes textile art. At the same time, the diversity of expression will ensure that viewers see themselves and their own identities reflected and validated.

In conjunction with the textile festival, Surface Design Association hosts two juried group shows featuring the artwork of their European members.

Art Dallas Contemporary is an art fair that brings together 60 of the most innovative national and international galleries.

A select number of international artist who are currently working in Paris, France were chosen to exhibit in the department store’s art gallery.

Since 1991, Miniartextil is an annual exhibition showing the best in fiber art. The exhibition began in Como, Italy, travels to Montrouge, France and then onto Busto Arsizio, Italy.

“Who’s Afraid” by Michele Landel, an American artist living in Paris, will be part of the first Santa Fe show “Identity” opening in April. More to come…

Curated from the members of the Artist Alliance by Jen Tough, this exhibition had over 140 artists submitting up to 2 works a piece, with only 40 pieces in the final show. This exhibition occurred during month 5 of social distancing during the Covid19 pandemic in the US, so some of the works address the results of this, literally or metaphorically.

Since 1991, Miniartextil is an annual exhibition showing the best in fiber art. The exhibition began in Como, Italy and travels to Montrouge — located just outside Paris, France — is winter.

A group show with Michele Landel and Frederique Tristant exploring the gaze through embroidered photography. The Fibery Gallery is located in the Paris Marais and is the only gallery in France dedicated solely to showing fine art that incorporates textiles and fibers.

The Ladies Room is an intimate, highly curated art show in a large pop-up gallery space featuring 20 exhibiting women artists, chosen from a pool of applicants by Danielle Krysa, The Jealous Curator. Danielle is an artist, podcaster, and author of 4 books, the latest being: A Big Important Art Book, Now With Women.

Miniartextil is an annual exhibition showing the best in fiber art. Established in Como since 1991.

The Biennale d'Issy is a contemporary art exhibition that was created in 1984. It is part of a contemporary culture policy, supported and encouraged by the Mayor of Issy-les-Moulineaux, France.

Exhibition of more than a 100 contemporary collage artists showing the variety of understanding and use of collage technique on the international level.

Centre Pompadour, the laboratory of neo- feminism, welcomes like-minded creative professionals from all over the world to work on projects that place gender equality and feminist empowerment at the heart of the creative process and outreach. It offers accommodation and private work space for a determined period of time. (Two-week residency)

As the official 2019 charity partner, the Procreate Project selected fifteen artists to exhibit in room 101. Five artworks from Michele’s “For There She Was Series” were on view.