Anne de Villemejane is quoted in Les Français on the end of the Centre Pompidou × Jersey City project — and what it means for French art in New York today.

Anne de Villeméjane’s journey through sculpture is a captivating exploration of femininity, from the inception of her collaboration with the gallery, Villeméjane has delved deep into the essence of womanhood, crafting figures that embody both delicacy and introspection.

Anne de Villeméjane presents a retrospective exhibition of nearly 90 works at her former Scarsdale home in Westchester — a magnificent space she leaves behind for Manhattan, transformed by her art into a final, sublime farewell.

The 24th edition of the Salon Zurcher, a satellite art fair at Frieze Art Fair in New York, features a group of 11 female artists who will be exhibiting their work at the Zurich Gallery, south of Manhattan, from May 3 to 9. 11 Women of Spirit or Women of Spirit. Among these artists, the French Anne de Villemejane.

Anne de Villeméjane was featured in French Morning’s guide to Miami Art Week 2019, where her work was shown at the CONTEXT Art Miami fair by French gallerist Emmanuelle Grelier.

Le Petit Journal covered “Down to Earth,” an unconventional pop-up exhibition held in September 2019, where Anne de Villeméjane was among 14 international artists brought together by gallery Emmanuelle G Contemporary Art — an event designed to make contemporary art feel human, accessible, and free from the cold atmosphere of traditional galleries.

Anne de Villeméjane showed her sculpture work at “Phases,” the bi-annual group exhibition at Art 345 in East Harlem, covered by French Morning in June 2017.