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Articles!
'Hop
to it' by Chloe Johnson
The Wire, Thursday, January 15th, 2009
'Rabbit
World dreamy and absorbing' by Ann Bryant
Spotlight, Portsmouth Herald, Thursday, January
15th, 2009
Summer
Gallery Exhibit at Children's Museum of NH Puts
Fresh Food in Focus.
fosters.com - Thursday, May 27, 2010
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Giclee's
are now available for online ordering, click
here for more Information!
More News! Changing the world
isn't as difficult as one might think, it just
takes some action on our part. Fleur has chosen
to do her part through a New Hampshire Based
organization called Global Benefit helping to
provide clean water, education, medical care
and preventive medicine for those in need in
Africa and Central America.
10% of all proceeds from sales
of Fleur's giclee's will be contributed to Global
Benefit. All proceeds donated go directly for
these works and not administration costs.
Explore how at www.GlobalBenefit.org
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News!
New Works by Fleur Palau at
Three
Graces Gallery in Portsmouth, NH
On view April 6th - April 29th 2012
Exhibit Hits Home at Dover
Museum
Through
March 4, 2012Critters Exhibit at the
University of New England, Maine
www.blurb.com
The
show runs from
April 12th to July 20th.
Click
here to view the Critters Catalog
Recent
reviews:
Yankee
Magazine Portland
Press Harold
A
new work by Palau to be seen at The Children's Museum,
Dover, NH, at Gallery 6
WATER: Blue Gold.
The exhibit runs from May 27th through September 5th.
Reception June 1st, 5:30 to 7:30pm
Proceeds from the sale of this painting will go to Global Benefit.
The
Children's Museum of New Hampshire
Global Benefit is now partnering with The Water project to bring clean water to the people of Africa.
The
Water Project
Our 14th Season
The Mill Brook Gallery &
Sculpture Gardens
is pleased to present
Four Legged
Celebrating our
Animal Kingdom
Sept. 17- Dec. 25th
Please note: September 17-19
A percentage of each sale will benefit
the Concord-Merrimack Country SPCA Read more...
OPENING NOVEMBER 5th...
TULIPOMANIA
Three
Graces
is pleased to present
Tulipomania
An exhibition of paintings inspired by the tulip, the world’s most coveted flower and a period in the Dutch Golden Age during which contract prices for bulbs reached extraordinarily high levels and then suddenly collapsed. Speculators amassed huge wealth and then - poof - fortunes vanished overnight... sound familiar? Read more...
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