Recent news
Sylvie Rabussier is currently working on the realization of the "sister of the Infante". This work corresponds to the second version of the Infante, still in homage to Vélasquez’s Menines.
It is planned that the two works will possibly form a diptych.
Many variations, based on the original drawings, are being made.
The Infanta's going to have a little sister!
Past news & exhibitions
2021
European Days of Crafts
"Le Mandala", retrospective of Saint-German works by Sylvie Rabussier
A first: entirely dematerialized exhibition by Sylvie Rabussier as part of the Journées European Arts and Crafts 2021 at the MAS of Saint-Germain-en-Laye (France).
Thanks ! You have been more than 5000 visitors in just one week!
2020
Preventive conservation Le Chemin Debussy
After long battles and numerous negotiations with the Yvelines departmental council, sponsor of the work, Sylvie Rabussier obtained a preventive conservation measure in 2020. There is a denaturation of the work of art due to a partial derivation of the path (stilltopical!).
For the moment, the department has proceeded to set up large photographic prints of the parts of the work inaccessible and invisible to the public.
This work is at the center of the concerns of the artist and his team!
Discover the preventive conservation videos
2016
European Days of Crafts
"La Cage aux Fauves", tribute to André Derain
Sylvie Rabussier, with the help of her Atelier Sylvie Rabussier team, has designed an exhibition in tribute to the painter André Derain, entitled
"Language and Color Madness".
Echoing the expression "the lion cage", formulated by the critic Louis Vauxcelles during the 1905 Salon d'Automne in Paris,
the scenography highlighted "the orgy of colors", specific to Fauvism.
The exhibit was precursor the acquisition and restoration of André Derain's studio by the municipality of Chambourcy.
2014
Inauguration of L'Infante
You can see The Infanta on the gable-window of Sylvie Rabussier's studio in Chambourcy. The work has become a cultural and artistic symbol in the region!
Many of you tell us about it regularly!
