Awards, exhibitions, and publications - Gregory Dubus Art - GREGORY DUBUS

Awards, exhibitions and publications

Since 1992 when he started his artistic career and until end of 2017, Gregory Dubus didn’t try to show his finalised artworks to the public during art events. Indeed, apart from having his first solo exhibition in Lille (France) in 2004 while this city was European capital of Culture, people have had only the opportunity to see his creative process while making artworks in ‘live’ in various public places (bars, restaurants, hotels, airports, train stations…) across the globe. So, we could say that he is a kind of global ‘Street Art’ artist!

It is only since 2018 that he decided to participate to group and solo art exhibitions, first in the Netherlands and now also in other countries. He has already received a few International art awards and got his artworks visible in various art publications.

Since 2019, Gregory Dubus is an artist member of ‘Bos Fine Art’ which is a major Art gallery in The Hague (Netherlands) specialized in Geometric Abstraction. One of his artworks is also visible in the permanent exhibition of the ‘Geometric and MADI Art’ museum in Dallas (USA).

Awards

- 2021: ‘David Michelangelo International prize’; 'Art-Now'
This prestigious Award is given to the best international and contemporary artists who stood out for their artistic and stylistic research
- 2021: ‘Coup de cœur’ ; International Art contest ‘Art4Competition’
- 2020: ‘Artist of the month’ ; Art association ‘Artandjazz’
- 2018: ‘Artist of the year 2018 Award’ (Finalist) ; ‘Circle Foundation for the Arts’
Award which recognised his artworks for displaying originality, uniqueness, remarkable aesthetic, and higher technical and creative standard

Diploma of the ‘Artist of the Year 2018’ (Finalist) received by Gregory Dubus, artist specialized in geometric abstraction

Exhibitions

2022:
- ‘Colorida’ Art gallery (Lisbon/Portugal) – Solo exhibition (Planned in July)
- ‘Bos Fine Art’ Art gallery (The Hague/Netherlands) – Various group exhibitions
2021:
- ‘Bos Fine Art’ Art gallery (The Hague/Netherlands) – Solo exhibition (Planned in October/November)
- Florence Art Biennale (Florence/Italy) – Group exhibition (Planned in October)
- ‘Bos Fine Art’ Art gallery (The Hague/Netherlands) – Various group exhibitions
2020:
- ‘Zone’ Art gallery (Leiden/Netherlands) – Solo exhibition
- ‘Bos Fine Art’ Art gallery (The Hague/Netherlands) – Various group exhibitions
- ‘Bink 36’ Art gallery (The Hague/Netherlands) – Group exhibition
- ‘International Visual Art’ Art exhibition (Virtual) – Group exhibition
2019:
- ‘Shell’ company office (Rotterdam/Netherlands) – Solo exhibition
- ‘Muzee Scheveningen’ museum – Group exhibition
- ‘Bos Fine Art’ Art gallery (The Hague/Netherlands) – Various group exhibitions
2018:
- ‘Zonnestraal’ Art gallery (The Hague/Netherlands) – Solo exhibition
- ‘Kurhaus’ Art market (The Hague/Netherlands) – Group exhibition
- ‘DuneArt’ Art event (The Hague/Netherlands) – Group exhibition
2004:
- ‘Lezennes’ Town hall (Lille/France) – Solo exhibition

Geometric abstract artist Gregory Dubus presenting his works to the public during an exhibition

Publications

- 2021: Magazine ‘Art International Contemporary’; Art-Now
- 2021: Book ‘David Michelangelo International Prize’ ; Art-Now
- 2021: Exhibition Program 2021 ; Art gallery 'Bos Fine Art'
- 2020: Exhibition Program 2020 ; Art gallery 'Bos Fine Art'
- 2019: Catalog ‘International Contemporary Artist’ (Volume 2) ; Art certificate
- 2019: Exhibition Program 2019 ; Art gallery 'Bos Fine Art'
- 2018: Article ‘Praising Geometrical Abstraction’ ; Newspaper ‘TheHagueonline.com’
- 2018: Exhibition Program 2018 ; ‘DuneArt’ Art exhibition
- 2004: Article ‘Folder Art’ ; Newspaper ‘La Voix du Nord'

Article published in ‘Art International Contemporary’ magazine speaking about Gregory Dubus, artist specialized in geometric abstraction

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