Les Artistes peintres de la Gruyère

This 16th-century building now houses an art gallery where numerous artists and artisans come to exhibit their works from Easter to mid-October.

Gathered under the name Artists of Gruyère, Nadzeya Yenot, Bernadette Kolly, Ana Baltazar, Véronique Spring, Bernard Dorner, and Nina J. present a collective exhibition with diverse universes.

Through acrylic painting, inks, glass, and other techniques, each artist develops a personal approach. Some works invite meditation and feeling, while others are inspired by nature, landscapes, or humanity. Between intuitive and emotional art, dreamlike universes, naive and figurative touches, or explorations of light and material, this exhibition offers a rich and sensitive collection.

“Do not analyse, feel,” invites Véronique Spring, while Ana Baltazar offers works “for meditation, energies, and the pleasure of the eyes.” Nadzeya Yenot, for her part, creates works where “each creation is a story to be felt.” Together, the artists present a complementary exhibition, reflecting the artistic diversity of the region.