Les Yeux du Monde is excited to report that we will be moving after June 30. Stay tuned for the news about where we will be! The Fall exhibition schedule is exciting with artists John Borden Evans, Shelby Fischer, Annie Harris Massie, and Clay Witt showing.
Special events
First Fridays
5:30 - 7:30 pm
To receive invitations, please contact the gallery at 434.973.5566 or email us at LesYeuxduMonde@aol.com.
Les Yeux du Monde is very sad to report that one of our artists, John McCarthy, died suddenly of a heart attack at his home on Friday, May 9. Before he began his career in painting, he worked as an attorney in Richmond and then as a senior assistant attorney general for Virginia. His knowledge and love of art was unquenchable. He will be sorely missed. Read more >
LYDM was featured in the online magazine psychoPEDIA's story on C'ville with local actress and singer Schuyler Fisk.
Gallery artist Cary Brown will be featured in a traveling exhibition entitled The Birds Sang Light curated by Lillian Fitzgerald of Fitzgerald Fine Art. This show will open in March at the Martha Jefferson Hospital gallery in Charlottesville, and then travel to the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, MD and The Washington Cancer Institute gallery in D.C..
Rental for special parties and events. Why not stage your next special event in an artistic setting? With two levels, tile and soapstone floors, a mezzanine, and floor to ceiling windows, and art by national and international talents on the walls, the space creates a dramatic backdrop for your next party or special occasion. Located just off the historic downtown mall, and plenty of parking available, its location simply cannot be beat. Please inquire for more information.
Furniture:The gallery is now carrying fine hand crafted furniture by John Casteen IV of Fern Hill Furniture Works, including benches, dictionary stands and tables. We also carry Farm Tables, of six foot and seven foot lengths as well as custom sizes, made by hand from 100-250 old salvaged wood by Daisy and David Moga.
Mata Ortiz pottery from the high
plains of Northern Mexico just
below the American southwest,
like 20th century Native American
pottery, it is the story of revival.
