L'oeil VIF Artist Collective - Exhibition - La Roche-Posay

August 22, 2019

The L'oeil VIF Artist Collective, was born in 2019 by the meeting of like minded visual artists who wanted to create initiatives to help expose the work of professionals artists, or artists in the process of professionalization. As collective they seek to support each others work, encourage others artists creative output whilst at the same time creating avenues of engagement with art lovers and the general public as a whole, through the organisation of cultural events and workshops for those who live or visit the southern touraine.

Work by artists Fabienne Monestier, Magda Hoibian-Labonne, Rébecca Loulou, Martin Looker and Isabelle Pontani will be on public view until September 1st 2019. If you are near the spa town of La Roche Posay drop by the City Hall to enjoy this cultural treat. 

Exhibition Dates: Until 1st September 2019

Exhibition Hours: Open Daily - 3pm to 7pm (Friday 10am to 10pm)

Venue: Espace Mose, Island City Hall, La Roche Posay

Directions - https://tinyurl.com/y46l3bea 

Website - https://loeilvifcollectif.blogspot.com/

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