Exhibitions

Upcoming

17–21 February 2027

Affordable Art Fair Brussels

Tour & Taxis, Brussels, with Galerie Arielle d’Hauterives

April 2027

Aquatic Escape, large formats

Galerie Arielle d’Hauterives, Brussels

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dates to be confirmed

New

Aquatic Escape, small formats

Two 70 × 70 cm paintings and a suite of 40 × 30 cm works, painted for the Affordable Art Fair

Small format from the Aquatic Escape series: a red sea fan with turquoise, orange and pink corals on a midnight-blue ground.Small format from the Aquatic Escape series: a cluster of round multicoloured corals outlined in black, on a blue ground.Small format from the Aquatic Escape series: red and pink sea fans and orange corals on a bright blue ground.

Recent exhibitions

Coral Wonderland, painting by Corine Lescop: pink, red, yellow and green corals before a pale blue cracked ridge, beneath a broad expanse of deep blue water.

9 February – 20 April 2024

Oceana

Galerie Arielle d’Hauterives, Brussels

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Above: Coral Wonderland, 2023

Blue is beautiful, painting by Corine Lescop, 2023.

10 November – 24 December 2023

Sensualité

Galerie Arielle d’Hauterives, Brussels

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Above: Blue is beautiful, 2023

Hibiscus du Nil, painting by Corine Lescop: pink flowers and palm trees beside turquoise water, with a golden expanse and purple mountains.

13 May – 26 June 2022

Flower Power

With Yola Minatchy, Galerie Arielle d’Hauterives, Brussels

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Above: Hibiscus du Nil, 2020

Exhibition views

Since 1982

2020

  • 2024“Oceana”, Galerie Arielle d’Hauterives, Brusselsarielledhauterives.be
  • 2024“The Symbol and Source of Life”, Second International Biennale, Dehong, Chinabiennial
  • 2023“Sensualité”, Galerie Arielle d’Hauterives, Brusselsarielledhauterives.be
  • 2022“Flower Power”, with Yola Minatchy, Galerie Arielle d’Hauterives, Brusselsarielledhauterives.be
  • 2021“Jungle: Living Nature”, solo exhibition, Place Flagey, Brusselssolo
  • 2021“The Rhythm of Life”, Xishuangbanna Prefecture Museum, Chinamuseum
  • 2020“Brèves de Paradis”, with Hubert Mollien, Verderonne Art Centre, France

2010

  • 2019“China Impression Art exhibition”, University of Liège, with the Confucius Institute
  • 2019“The Four Seasons of the Soul”, Collegiate Church of Saint Gertrude, Nivelles
  • 2019“Eurasian Trilogy”, with Tine Deturk and Masako Jin, Galerie Impressions, Paris
  • 2019Solo exhibition, Edward Langstaff Gallery, Brusselssolo
  • 2018“Chinese Records – Characters in Liège”, Chinese and European calligraphy, Liège City Hall
  • 2018“The Four Seasons of the Soul”, Cathedral of St Michael and St Gudula, Brussels; Chevetogne Abbeycathedralisbruxellensis.be
  • 2017“Earth Colour”, Galerie CAD, Huy
  • 2017Edward Langstaff Gallery and Galerie Émilie Dujat, Brusselsgalerieemiliedujat.com
  • 2016“The Wild World”, Galerie CAD, Huy
  • 2015“Crazy Horse Inside” and “Inside the Portrait”, Galerie Émilie Dujat, Brusselsgalerieemiliedujat.com
  • 2014Cangzhou Museum, Tangshan Museum and Hebei Museum, Chinamuseum
  • 2014“Chinese Records”, Chinese and French calligraphers, Galerie Impressions, Paris
  • 2014Carrousel du Louvre, “Art Fair”, Parisfair
  • 2013International Exhibition of Art and Chinese Writing, Xi’an, China
  • 2013Galerie Rollebeek, Brussels (also in 2006 and 2007)
  • 2011“Raisonnance”, France–China artistic exchange, Douai; Galerie La Poudrière, Lille
  • 2010“Shodô & Shunga”, Galerie Impressions, Paris (also in 2004)

2000

  • 2009Solo exhibition, Edward Langstaff Gallery, Brusselssolo
  • 2007“Contemporary Beijing”: Beijing, Berlin, Paris, Brussels
  • 2005“Vision of Asia”, France–China Year, Forbidden City, BeijingPress article (People’s Daily, 2020)
  • 2002Solo exhibition, Cultural Centre of the Embassy of Japan, Brussels (also in 1994)solo
  • 2000Solo exhibition, Galerie L’Escale, Brussels (also in 1997)solo

1990

  • 1995Solo exhibition, Consulate General of France, Brusselssolo
  • 1990Solo exhibition, Art-Pool Int., Brusselssolo

1980

  • 1985“Eight Artists in Japan”, Franco-Japanese Institute of Kyushu
  • 1982“École de Paris” exhibitions, Daimaru department stores: Kyoto, Osaka, Fukuoka, until 1986daimaru.co.jp