Showing posts with label Exhibition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Exhibition. Show all posts

Friday, 25 March 2016

Exhibition: "The Goddess Within" Featuring Botswele Mogotlane and Jelani Cleghorne

• The Goddess Within •

Sometimes we collapse. 
Sometimes we crumble. 
This is not our destruction.
This is our Birth.

Our Growth is Infinite.
Our (Re)Birth is Inevitable.

f e a t u r i n g 

Jelani Cleghorne @jetsavvy
Botswele Mogotlane @botswele

m u s e s
Monique Sypkens @sunflowrrchild
Linda Tembe @miss_lee_leila


I love the woman I am. I love the way I'm so comfortable in my own skin. 
I love my hair, eyes, nose, my big ears , breast every part that makes me, me. 
I love how my imperfection doesn't define me but makes me unique. 
I love that I can be myself in any situation but still adapt in my environment. 
I love the fact that even after all I've been through and still going through 
I can still keep a positive spirit. I love that I dream bigger than my failures. 
I love that I always go for the things I want because I believe in myself. 
Well mostly I love me because after God the only person I have to push is me. 
And I can only do my best when I am myself.

Linda Tembe captured by Botswele Mogotlane






"My birthday is January 15th, Martin Luther Kings birthday, I am the dream." 
I recited this before I even understood what it meant. Sharing a birthday with MLK 
and being half black and half white just gave me a sense of importance and purpose 
at a young age... I've always been someone to think very highly of others and their abilities. 
I just want people to understand how valuable and important they are.



I cry every year on my birthday, tears of joy, humbled by God's grace,  
giving me yet another year to breathe, to live, to learn, to share.





 

I've probably been camping 12 times in the past 4 years. 
I feel the most at ease and "at home" when I'm disconnected 
from technology, climbing trees, and swimming in some 
random lake in the middle of a forest. 










I have a very beautiful and unique smile... It's a smile that is warm and welcoming. 
It's a smile that is contentious. When you're young and different, you are made to feel 
like what you have is wrong or you don't belong.  I  have a wide smile and for a long 
time I felt like it was the wrong way to smile. But I soon learned that your smile should 
come from the heart. And the things that make me smile are the things my girlfriend 
does for me like telling me how beautiful I am and what I mean to her she is a woman 
of little words but when she does share it, it makes me smile.

Linda Tembe and Brownie Karabo captured by Botswele Mogotlane







 

According to me, the purpose of life is to stay connected 
and worship our Creator and navigate your life based on Her ordained guidance...
To love others with abandon whether that be through your art, your service, your 
friendship, your honesty...And through doing that, you get as close as possible to 
holiness, to Jesus, and to heaven right before you actually make it there.









For me life is simply a gift from God. 
I believe that it is given to us for a reason beyond our control, 
hearing my heart beat scares me at times more then it makes me happy,
knowing that it's the only thing keeping me alive is heart warming.
The purpose of life is to live. Be present in your own soul , spirit , mind , body... 
be present in your life and be who you believe you want to be 
and do that to the fullest.




Sunday, 1 November 2015

Press Release | "DiverCity", Niti Marcelle Mueth's First Solo Exhibition

"D i v e r C i t y" 
A Niti Marcelle Mueth Exhibition

At Studio Caravane 
December 19, 2015




As part  of the exhibition « DiverCity » we invite the public to come and discover cultural and artistic diversity through Niti Marcelle Mueth’s lens. This one-night only intimate exhibition also honours the artist’s birthday celebration.

“Diversity represents everything I am and what I’m fighting for, whether it’s the cultural diversity in the city, my own cultural diversity, the artistic diversity found in Montreal, or my own artistic diversity. My dream is to challenge myself as an artist, but as an individual above all, to feel that I have accomplished something for diversity, somehow implementing a positive change of mentality, but all these accomplishments start with my own person. Expanding my horizons and way of thinking are things I learn on the daily, and you know what, I feel like everyday I get to accomplish my dream.”
- Niti Marcelle Mueth
  
Always experimenting with different plans of action, Niti Marcelle Mueth is one of the chosen few who really got that Midas Touch. The Montreal-based sistar-visionary who was our featured artist last month is presenting her much awaited first solo exhibition. Hors d'oeuvres and refreshments will be served. 

On December 19, for one night only, the works of Niti Marcelle Mueth will lead to a refreshing dialogue on the theme of diversity. An evening of conversations and exchange. A voyage of re-discovery, re-finding ourselves and reconnect to what unites all; the essence of our very own diversity.  
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Contact
Anaëlle Stephanie
Press Relations
info@ailereve.com

Access
Studio Caravane
903 Rue St-Zotique E.
Montreal, Quebec
H2S 1M9

Cost: Free

Information
www.nitimueth.com
www.ailereve.com 

Thursday, 1 October 2015

Exhibition: Bubble Pop Rėverie featuring Niti Marcelle Mueth, Montreal Canada

• Bubble Pop Rėverie •


Artist: Niti Marcelle Mueth



This sorbet colored capsule collection
from Niti Marcelle Mueth ensures
 a round-the-world exhibition tour, 
bringing beauty, rich ornament, 
and spectacle to any given gallery. 

| Aile Rėve |


"Barbe à papa | Cotton Candy"









"Dans la lune | Head in the Clouds"








Already Royal









"Couleurs lavées | Washed Colors"









Bubble Pop 









Express Yourself









"Makeup on Point"









"She Mad"









"Crème glacée qui fond | Melting Ice Cream"



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Friday, 28 August 2015

#AileReveExhibition "Connectïng the Dots" featuring photographer CARLA from Americus Gorgia

The Aile Rėve Museum presents: 

CONNECTÏNG THE DOTS
Photographer: C A R L A from Americus, Georgia


The wide range of patterns that a face painter can create, enhance the emotions and meaning of the cultural events. The shapes and colors convey a strong bond and meaning amongst People who have a face painting tradition. They are a connection to their past and carry a very strong cultural meaning in their lives. The time is ripe to get closer to the source as our Ancestors are manifesting themselves as a great source of Inspiration, Help and Protection. The power to strengthen the bond is available to you.  
| Meet C A R L A  |

C A R L A Photography
Aile Rėve Exhibition

C A R L A Photography 
Aile Rėve Exhibition


C A R L A Photography 
Aile Rėve Exhibition


C A R L A Photography 
Aile Rėve Exhibition


C A R L A Photography 
Aile Rėve Exhibition



C A R L A Photography 
Aile Rėve Exhibition


C A R L A Photography 
Aile Rėve Exhibition



C A R L A Photography 
Aile Rėve Exhibition