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The Coffee Art Project Paris 2014 @ Espace des arts sans frontières

We have the pleasure to announce the venue of The Coffee Art Project Paris. 

The Parisian project will be held at the Espace des Arts Sans Frontieres.

Originally a factory building, the renovated gallery space is situated in the North East neighborhood of Paris close to the Canal Saint Martin and the beautiful Buttes Chaumont Park, a few minutes from the historical center of Paris.

Espace des Arts Sans Frontieres as its name suggests, is an exhibition and work space created in 2006 to facilitate cultural exchanges and allow young international artists, especially from Asia, to discover French culture and contemporary art practice. Now the gallery regularly hosts group exhibitions of artists of diverse origins, young fine art graduates and also performing artists. This autumn we are happy to host a series of rare concerts of experimental contemporary composers performed by young musicians from around the world as well as from France.

As an amazing and dynamic progressive venue, Espace des Arts Sans Frontieres is the perfect location for The Coffee Art Project Paris 2014. With the aim of connecting art and coffee with the break of boundaries, The Coffee Art Project and the gallery will create a perfect match which will deliver a unique and unforgettable exhibition to the audience.

The interior of the space is very spacious and The Coffee Art Project artworks and artists will be showcased amazingly (Some pictures below).

 

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The Coffee Art Project Exhibition will be on from 16 – 22 November 2014.

Keep yourself posted and visit the Gallery website to find out more of this fantastic venue.

Espace des Arts Sans Frontieres

Espace des arts sans frontières
44, rue Bouret
(metro Jaurès, lignes 2, 5 et 7 bis)
75019 Paris

Feel free to visit their website http://espacedesartssf.blogspot.co.uk/

Follow them on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Espacedesartssansfrontiere

We will be very delighted to see you in Paris!!!

 


Meeting our artists_Part 1

It is a pleasure for us to have on board such amazing artists who are contributing to create and make the Coffee Art Project unique and special.

We would like to give you a small insight on 3 of our talented artists, in particular, Massimiliano Petrone,  Ambre Mehenni and Jesamine Totanes.

 

 Massimiliano Petrone 

Massimiliano Petrone is an Italian artist who works quite broadly in the arts world. He can be great doing portraits, murals, sketches, digital drawings and canvases. He was born on March 4, 1983 in Turin, Italy.

He graduated in 2003 at the Renato Cottini High School and continued his studies at the Accademia Albertina di Belle Arti. As a very talented artist, he has been exhibiting around the world with solo and collective exhibitions. Recently, he exhibited his works 2014-RATFEST#2 – SHOW EXHIBITION at Rat Gallery – Torino, 2014- “Viaggio Travel” Solo Show at Brunswick Street Gallery \\ Fitzroy, Victoria
and 2013- Enim Artists Gallery presents: “MADINITALY” – Blanca \\ Spain. 

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He submitted a sketch  book made by drawing on coffee stains for the Coffee Art Project Milan 2013. The drawings represent different characters with different personalities and shapes. The book is available for purchase on our shop online for £150.oo (coffeeartproject.bigcartel.com/product/coffee-sketchbook-2013)

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For more information about the artist, please visit www.massimilianopetrone.com 

 

Ambre Mehenni

Ambre is an illustrators based in Holland. Her passions lies mostly in Illustration.By combining screen-printing, linocut and letterpress my output is naturally diverse. She also try to combine analogue and digital work, to show i can work with my hands but also can work with a computer. She gets  inspiration from places like french antique markets, old biology books and cute children’s illustrations.

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She submitted 2 simple and very refined illustration for the Coffee Art Project London and Amsterdam 2014. The illustrations represent coffee and its connection with the earth, the mind and human body. The illustrations are available for purchase on our shop online. The two illustrations costs each £350 with white frame.(coffeeartproject.bigcartel.com/artist/ambre-mehenni)

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For more information about the artist, please visit www.ambremehenni.nl/

 

Jesamine Totañes

Graduated Bachelor of Arts major in Psychology, her degree in Psychology contributes a lot on her paintings.  She loves to paint when the music plays and music is her teacher. She is a really versatile artist, her range of artworks goes from drawing to portraits and illustrations.  Her paintings are mostly intuitive, expressive and realistic. Her passion of Art nurtured since she moved to Europe. But as a small child she already have the love of creativity.  At the age of 4 she loved to play clays, and drew doll figures. At 10, started competing school painting contest.

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She has submitted an intense piece of artwork for the Coffee Art Project Amsterdam 2014. The painting represent the moment of drinking coffee as an introspection of the inner self. The painting is available for purchase at £ 800 on coffeeartproject.bigcartel.com/product/man-and-his-coffee-2014

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For more information about the artist please visit www.jvtotanes.com/

 

The Coffee Art Project Team

 

 

 


The Coffee Art Project_Shop online

The Coffee Art Project Shop Online has been launched last month with the great support of BigCartel!

Please visit coffeeartproject.bigcartel.com .

Our shop online involves a variety of artworks, from illustrations, prints to original artworks and photography. 

The diverse interpretation of the meaning of coffee are absolutely unique and different. Very talented artists have creatively conceptualised their own interpretation of ‘coffee’ and ‘coffee shop’ experience. 

Why purchasing a Coffee Art Project Artwork and why we need your contribution? 

Your contribution will allow us to deliver our mission and achieve our goals

In addition you are going to support:

1. our charity project called Project Waterfall and delivering clean drinking water to coffee producing country! (http://www.coffeeartproject.com/Charity.aspx)

2. our amazing artists

So far, the most popular piece are:

 HannahAdamaszek(‘Some Velvet Morning’, 2014 – Hannah Adamaszek)

 

Expresso_clairejackson(‘Expresso’, 2014 – Claire Jackson)

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(‘The Power of One’, 2014 –  David Christaan)

peonia.iznik

(‘Ricordo di aver visto un albero così in una caffetteria western’, 2013 – Peonia Di Iznik)

 

Your support is very important to us. This will help community in coffee-growing countries and it will give the opportunity to create a new path for our artists.
If you need any information or clarification, please do not hesitate to contact slioci@allegra.co.uk

ENJOY THE ART!

 


New Coffee Art Project Website

 

We are extremely proud and happy to launch our new website: www.coffeeartproject.com 

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The website navigation:

The websites front page is composed of cubes which lead the audience through the journey of the project.

The website is divided into many different layers and it is quite fun to navigate through.

Programmes and Cities will lead the visitor through our competitions. So far, we have launched the competition in London, Milan and Amsterdam. This section also includes an overview of our live exhibitions.

The Collection will take you through all our galleries and the artworks submitted to the project.

All the information about our winner artists and interviews can be found in the section Winners. 

The Shop online will lead you to our fantastic and varied shop where the theme of coffee and the representative artworks give character to the site. We are selling the pieces to raise money for our chosen charity, Project Waterfall.  Information about Project Waterfall can be found by following the charity link on our website, where you will find links to more information. The Coffee Art Project is proud to support Project Waterfall to deliver clean drinking water to Coffee producing countries.

If you are an artist, and you would like to participate to the programme, click on register and choose your city to register for our unique competition.

Meet us in the section Meet the Team and find out more about our aims and values in the About section. You can also read about our artistic journey through the News page.

All the Coffee Art Project supporters will be listed in the Supporters section.

We hope you like the new website as much as we do, and if you have any questions or concerns please feel free to contact us. All the information is in the section Contact. 

“We would like to extend a big thank you to the designer Milan Abad, who is responsible for the entire website design.  A talented illustrator and designer, he has been flexible and dynamic in understanding the designs requested. He has successfully interpreted what was in our minds and has created an amazing layout and story for the website.

If you would like to know more about his works, please feel free to visit his websites: cargocollective.com/milanabad  or  milanabad.tumblr.com.

In addition, a big thank you needs to be reserved to our Signor Web Developer, Tim who has been patiently built the website and make it alive.”

 

The Coffee Art Project Team