Joana Vasconcelos (Née en 1951)

On the occasion of its 10th anniversary, the miniMasterpiece Gallery in Paris - specializing in jewelry by visual artists and designers - announces its collaboration with Joana Vasconcelos. The Portuguese artist created Extravaganza, a necklace in silver, ceramic lacquer and rubber.

The gallery, which specializes in jewelry by visual artists and designers, is celebrating its 10th anniversary by welcoming a new artist on May 24: Joana Vasconcelos. In June, Vasconcelos will inaugurate an installation in the chapel of the Château de Vincennes as part of the France-Portugal Art season.

The Portuguese artist was invited to create an installation in the Sainte-Chapelle at the Château de Vincennes starting September 14. After several postponements, the inauguration of her monumental work was moved to the spring of 2023, "due to a technical problem that occurred during the installation", says the CMN.

As part of the France-Portugal 2022 season, the CMN invites the Portuguese artist to take over the space from May 24 to November 1. Her monumental work, a 42.6-foot high laurel tree composed of hand-woven leaves, pays tribute to Catherine de Medici who worked on the development of the site in the 16th century.

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