MUSEO TEO: LEMALIN

bonjour

il s'appelait Jean-Claude Ferrua mais était plus connu sous son nom d'artiste: LeMalin.

Bien triste nouvelle: Jean-Claude est décédé chez lui durant la nuit de mercredi.

Ses obsèques auront lieu à l'église de la Pinède, Juan-les-Pins

le mardi 10 février à 15 h

Jean-Claude LeMalin, initiateur d'Art Mobil, des caravanes de l'Art, des Bains d'Art, du Jardin d'Art, participait à Galerie du Lundi, nouvelle Ecole de Nice, Museo Teo (Milan), Offerta speciale (Turin), Giardino del Mago (Savona), MAM, Comité Monégasque AIAP, Galerie Kamil, Fondation Sicard-Iperti.

Quelques noms de complices: Véronique Champollion, Patrick Moya, Mauro Alpi, Maubert, Ben, Lagalla, Nux Vomica, Pastorelli, Gilles Chaix, Giovanni Bai, Carolina Gozzini, Giorgio Laveri, Giorgio Del Basso, Dachi, Giovanelli, Morel, Gianni Gangai, Richard Pellegrino, Bataillard, Kristof, Nasica, Franch, Marlo, Aicha Chibane, Antoine Lopez, Margaret Michel, Bertrand Chabrier, Chiara Grando, Elena Krajevicz/Rob Rowland, Gérard Viano, Yvonne Lambeaux, JJacques Cary, Reiner Wiesemann, Alannala, Yu Wah Leung, Pollen Leung, Marie Chiaramonte, Patricia Dao, Gianna Manno, Monique Thibaudin, Carpena, Jill Levison, Louis Doll, Virginie Teurbane, Catherine Ferrari, Marc Alberghina, Fanny Claux, la Folie en T, N Brouiller, AM Forget, P Anfosso, M. Riddell, I.Bisantis, J. Maligne, M. Lecoutre, V. Emphoux, DJet M Gilli, D Vincendeau, L et I Chadefaud, G Munier, J Gradelier/O Barisano, Emilio, Anso, Biancheri, Altmann, Chollet, Brandi, Reyboz, Goalec, JJ Laurent, Piano, Belasco, Lola Gassin, JF Tealdi, Gilbert Baud, (…)

NICE INDIVIDUS

L'artiste le Malin est mort
paix à son âme
sa peinture était un mélange de Figuation Libre

de spiritualisme
et de bande dessinée
quand il va arriver au paradis
il aura une grande surprise
Il y aura partout des affiches avec
l'inscription "grande rétrospective Le Malin"
ses oeuvres seront accrochées partout
et tous les grands critiques qui seront au paradis
Restany Otto Hahn etc écriront sur lui.

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