Camelia de Montety

"Abstract Composition IV" (2014) by Camelia de Montety is now part of the 2023 Curator's Choice Exhibition at Fine Arts Toronto Gallery.

The exhibition is featuring selected contemporary Canadian and European painters: Henry George Glyde, Bruno Cote, Robert Genn, Francesco Iacurto, Rod Charlesworth, Carl Ray, Camelia de Montety, Nicolae Vermont, read more.....

Camelia de Montety gave a lecture on both the fresco technic and the philosophy of art in the "Musée d'Art et d'Archéologie du Périgord" (Art and Archeology Museum of Périgord), in Dordogne.

On Thursday 7 December. read more.....

Camelia de Montety has exposed representative and abstract artwork in Sourzac, in Dordogne.

From Friday the 7th of September and Sunday the 1st of October. read more.....

Camelia de Montety will exhibit again her icon collection in the Chapel of Tresseroux, in Dordogne.

On Saturday 17 and Sunday 18 September. read more.....

Camelia de Montety will exhibit her icon collection in the Chapel of Tresseroux, in Dordogne.

On Sunday 3 July. read more.....

Camelia de Montety will exhibit abstract work in the Chapel of Tresseroux, in Dordogne.

On Sunday 7 June. read more.....

Camelia de Montety will exhibit icons on wood panel and al fresco on terra cotta in the abbaye of Chancelade, near Périgueux.

From Friday, 1st of May, from 10 am to 6 pm. read more.....

From 24 March to 29 May, Camelia de Montety exhibits icons on wood panel and on terra-cotta (al fresco)

in Paris, Galerie Bansard, 26 avenue de La Bourdonnais. Opening of the collective exhibition on Tuesday 14th of April from 6 pm to 9 pm. read more.....

Camelia de Montety's new art catalogs "The Artist As Explorer" and "Icons - 2015" published in Canada by Fine Arts Toronto Gallery are now available in gallery.

Camelia de Montety's new art catalogs "The Artist As Explorer" and "Icons - 2015" published in Fine Arts Toronto Gallery are now available for purchase in gallery. read more.....

Camelia de Montety will exhibit figurative and abstract artwork in the vault of the Castle of Issigeac, Dordogne, from the 5th to 25th March.

The exhibition will feature mainly big figurative paintings and a series of smaller abstract works painted during the Winter 2015. read more.....

"Abstract Composition VII" (2014) by Camelia de Montety is now part of the 2015 Group Show of Abstract and Figurative Works Exhibition at Fine Arts Toronto Gallery.

The exhibition is featuring selected contemporary Canadian and European painters: Norman Yates, Norval Morrisseau, Sergei Chepik, Camelia de Montety, Traian Mocanu, Valeriu Gonceariuc, Paul Razvan Mihaescu. read more.....

"Saint Georges terrassant le dragon" (2007) by Camelia de Montety is now part of the 2014 Winter Holiday Show of Smaller Works Exhibition at Fine Arts Toronto Gallery.

The exhibition is featuring selected historical and contemporary painters from Canada and Europe: A.Y. Jackson, Bruno Cote, Robert Genn, Sergei Chepik, Camelia de Montety, Valeriu Gonceariuc, Eugen Mircea, John Joy, Liviu Suhar. read more.....

"Saint Paul et Saint Pierre" by Camelia de Montety is now available at Hepsibah Gallery in London.

Hepsibah Gallery in London, England will have on display starting January 2015 the "Saint Paul et Saint Pierre" (2014) painting by Camelia de Montety, as well other works by the artist. read more.....

Camelia de Montety is represented now in Toronto, Canada by Fine Arts Toronto Gallery.

Fine Arts Toronto Gallery is now representing Camelia de Montety in Toronto, Canada. read more.....

"Abstract Composition IV" (2014) by Camelia de Montety is now part of the 2023 Curator's Choice Exhibition at Fine Arts Toronto Gallery.

The exhibition is featuring selected contemporary Canadian and European painters: Henry George Glyde, Bruno Cote, Robert Genn, Francesco Iacurto, Rod Charlesworth, Carl Ray, Camelia de Montety, Nicolae Vermont, Valeriu Gonceariuc, Liviu Suhar.

To preview the 2023 Curator's Choice Exhibition at Fine Arts Toronto Gallery featuring "Abstract Composition IV" (2014) by Camelia de Montety, click here.