Les ateliers de Janebé

From March 28 to June 27 (followed by guided tours on request until November 13), the Fondation Ateliers d'Artiste presents "Les ateliers de Janebé", an exhibition devoted to Jeanne Barraud-Pellet, known as Janebé, a singular figure on the 20th-century art scene in French-speaking Switzerland.

Self-taught, deeply attached to the rural world and the observation of everyday life, Janebé created a body of work that was free, demanding and faithful to her vision. The various studios she occupied over the course of her life, in Areuse, Cortaillod, Boudry and Bevaix, structure the exhibition route and provide anchor points for understanding the evolution of her painting, her choice of subjects, and her relationship with light and matter.

Through a selection of paintings, drawings and documents from the Foundation's collection, the exhibition retraces almost sixty years of creation, highlighting a career marked by independence, perseverance and a commitment to the recognition of women artists in Switzerland. Lectures and guided tours will punctuate the exhibition (program to be announced).

The exhibition is open every Friday and Saturday, as well as on the first Sunday of the month, from 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm.
Opening on Saturday, March 28: official part at 3:00 p.m., access to the exhibition from 2:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m.


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