Art on a Postcard Winter Auction, Lots 101-200

About 

Elisabeth Lecourt lives and work in London 

Education 

1999-2001 Master of Art, Royal College of Art, London 
1997-1999 Post Graduate Diploma, Central Saint Martins 
1997- 1994 BA (Hons), Kingston University, London 
1993- 1994 BTEC, Hereford College of Art and Design, Hereford 
1991-1993 Beaux Arts, ESAC, Pau, France 

Select Exhibitions/Awards 

SOLO SHOWS  
2016 - Canary Wharf, First Edition, curated by Tatyana Dashyshyn, London 
2015 - 88 Hereford, curated by Kate MacGuire, London 
2013 - Envie d’art, 24 rue Threilhard, Paris 8  
2013 - Elisabeth Lecourt, Caro Foss Fine Art, London 
2018 - Elisabeth Lecourt, NOPX, Turin  
2018 - Gallery Het Oude Raadhuis, September, Amsterdam 
2006 - “I Hope You Win The War”, Berendsen Gallery, Rotterdam 
2015 - Cheongju International Craft Biennale, Cheongiu 
 
GROUP EXHIBITIONS & ART FAIRS (selected)  
2021 - ASC Gallery, work selected by Julie Verhoeven, London 
2020 - The Israel Museum, Stella Fischbach Department of Modern Art, Jerusalem 
2020 - Hotel Zena, Washington DC 
2020 - Soho House, Pigalle, Paris 
2018 - LA Art Show, with K+Y Gallery, Los Angeles 
2018 - Palm Beach, with K+Y, Miami 

Gallery Representation 

Gallerie Isabelle Laverny, Paris 
Jess Feldman, New York 
Byard Art, Cambridge 

Statement about AOAP Submitted Artwork 

The watercolours I gave to the auction is a reflection of the feelings and the emotions. I paint spontaneously, without images or storylines. My work can be seen as semi-autobiographical, a search within the self, lead by the subconscious, a search towards beauty, the beauty of what makes us. I am trying to attain the organic, the lifeblood, the enigmas of the emotions and of the body. 
 

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