Festival – JulieHarms.

Exhibition 2022

J’ai la chance d’avoir la possibilité d’exposer mon travail dans la même région où je peins. Cette année je montrerai 4 tableaux, tous peints entre 2019 et 2021. Vous êtes tous les bienvenues. I am lucky to exhibit my work in the very region where I paint. This year, I will be showing 4 paintings,…
Senlis Art Fair 2018

Un évènement annuel auquel je participe souvent. Si vous passez dans le coin, c’est à l’église Saint Pierre. An annual event I enjoy participating to. If you happen to pass by the area come and have a look. The Eglise Saint Pierre is stunning, and the Art is quite nice too.
Exhibition at the Château ! 2018
Le concert à l’américaine. 2017

Acrylic on paper. 40,5×50,5cm. (Private collection.) Tous les ans, mon village organise une fête pour célébrer le 14 Juillet. Des french-cowboys sont venus chanter cette année. Every year my village organizes a party to celebrate Bastille day. A band of French cowboys came over to sing a few songs.
Senlis Art Fair 2017
Le grand salon 2017
Noël à Orry-La-Ville 2014

51,5×50 cm. Acrylic on Paper. Julie Harms. ( Private collection.) Presque tous les mercredi, je traverse Orry-La-Ville, une petite ville près de Chantilly. Face à l’église, un petit parc, la devanture jaune de la boulangerie. La ville se prépare à célébrer noël. Almost every Wednesday morning I drive through Orry-La-Ville, a town close to Chantilly and Senlis,…
A Little Princess 2011

A Little Princess. 10×10 cm. Acrylic on paper. (Private collection) During the Carnival in Venice. A little princess walks about.
Lantern Festival In Nagasaki 2009

Acrylic on paper. Framed – 49,5×75 cm (private collection) From café Foglio, just a minute away from my apartment … A large window overlooks the river … Through the green foliage, the glimpse of an eye belonging to the famous Spectacle Bridge. Orange lanterns hang, reminding me of the festival to come … Soon, it…
First O-Kunchi in Nagasaki. 2008

Acrylic on paper – Framed 56×75 cm. (private collection) The town celebrates O-Kunchi. From my balcony I watch mothers all dressed-up walking towards the elementary school and children waiting for the dragon to come and dance for them, followed by the heavy portable shrine shaped like a boat that will soon roll by.