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Exposition L'été des artistes ! à la médiathèque de Cluses

Wednesday August 19

Médiathèque 1325 Avenue Georges Clemenceau 74300 Cluses

Discover 5 local artists at the Cluses media library:
Somaye Pakar
Nathalie Petit
Farah Bouchet
Gérard Zambaz
Residents of the Sans-souci home in Cluses
Exhibition opening on Friday, July 10th at 18:30 pm at the Cluses media library.

Somaye Pakar, painter
Somaye Pakar is of Iranian origin and studied visual arts in Tehran.
“Part of my art is inspired by my past and my culture. I express my emotions and inner pressures through my drawings and my glass art, a personal technique. The fragility of glass reflects the fragility of life, but also that of women in societies that demand more care and attention.”
The second series is inspired by the beauty discovered while living in this magnificent region of the Mont Blanc region.

Somaye Pakar will be present at the media library on Saturday, August 1st from 14pm to 16pm and on Saturday, August 22nd from 10am to 12pm to discuss her artistic work.

Nathalie Petit, drawings
Self-taught and passionate about drawing, Nathalie Petit has chosen to use charcoal, graphite and black stone to exclusively represent authentic and intense faces.

Farah Bouchet, gouache paintings "The Hidden Faces of Humanity"
My painting is a way for me to express what I feel. Through my paintings, I share the emotions, colors, and ideas that flow through me. Each work represents a moment, a thought, or a sensation.

Gérard Zambaz, watercolors
An amateur painter who likes to let the colors wander freely on his canvas.

The budding artists of Sans-souci
An exhibition of artwork created by residents of the Sans-Souci care home in Cluses during art therapy sessions led by art therapist Laurie Brun Patissier. A time to develop creativity, build self-confidence, and boost self-esteem.

Prices

Free

Opening

From 07/07 to 26/08/2026 from Monday to Saturday.

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Address

Médiathèque
1325 Avenue Georges Clemenceau
74300 Cluses

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