Marie José Gustave

Fibreworks, now in its 15th edition, is a biennial juried exhibition of contemporary Canadian fibre art. It is a showcase of the most current and versatile approaches to fibre as a medium. This exhibition is one of the largest group shows in Canada and serves as a survey of the artists currently working in the medium. As many as 35 artists participate in the exhibition. All works selected for the exhibition are eligible for the Juror’s award and may be purchased by Idea Exchange as part of its permanent collection dedicated exclusively to Canadian fibre art.

Fibreworks 2014 is juried by Hazel Meyer, Independent Artist (Toronto, ON) and Stuart Reid, Director/Curator Rodman Hall Art Centre (St Catharines, ON). This year, the jury received submissions from 161 artists from across Canada, after a thorough selection process 24 artists were selected for exhibition.

Idea Exchange
Queen's Square
1 North Square, Cambridge, ON

http://ideaexchange.org/art/exhibition/fibreworks-2014

Marie José Gustave s'associe à 15 designers du Québec sous la bannière Qc Design et participe à l'International Design Show à Toronto.
Elle sera présente dans la section Studio North du 23 au 26 janvier 2014

http://www.interiordesignshow.com/exhibitors/listing?page=2&category=10

Marie José Gustave expose ses luminaires durant la semaine du design à Toronto.

Do Design expose les création de designer contemporains dans les vitrines et entreprises de la rue Dundas Ouest à Toronto (Canada). Cet évènement se déroule durant la semaine du Design à Toronto.

Do Design showcases the work of contemporary designers presented in diverse storefronts and businesses in our vibrant neighbourhood during Toronto Design Week. Visitors are invited to explore Dundas St West as a “gallery” through this unique annual event presented by the Trinity Bellwoods Business Improvement Area

http://dowest.ca/events/dodesign/

Marie-José Gustave est une artiste du quotidien.
Depuis plus de dix ans, alliant éthique, recherche artistique et art de vivre, elle crée du mobilier d'art fonctionnel et design, ainsi que des objets sophistiqués et lumineux en carton recyclé.
Son travail porte la marque de ses origines caribéennes.
Après bien des voyages, Marie José a choisi dans le Québec contemporain, terre riche de contrastes et de métissages.
Son atelier est basé à Montréal (Québec)