Artists
Véronique Bour
1968 – Born in Bordeaux (France)
1987-89 – Ecole d’Architecture of BORDEAUX
1989-1991 – Henri Cueco and Christian Boltanski Studio
1991 – Diploma at “Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Beaux Arts of PARIS” (ENSBA) with honorific mention (Jury: Bernard Macarde, Sylvie Blocher, Ange Leccia, Alain Bonfand, Mathilde Ferrer and Henri Cueco)
1992-93 – Master at “Saint Martin’s School”
1992-97 – London (United Kingdom)
1997-98 – Mauritius Island
1999-2019 – Barcelona (Spain)
2019- Present – Siem Reap (Cambodia)
AWARDS
Third prize for the comic book festival of Angoulême 1982
First prize of French and European graphic design for the book “Le Manisfeste de la Route” Art Direction by Zoé Candelon, illustrated by Véronique Bour and produced for Groupe Collas
Award in Graphic Design, for Carmina Burana at The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Wolff Olins (London)
COLLABORATIONS
EMI Classics for the cover of Schoenberg. Disc. London, England.
Camper & Nicholsons for the Yacht Charter Brochure. London, England. All illustrations of the book French Short Stories for The Folio Society, London. England.
Logica. London, England.
Upjohn Pharmaceutical Laboratory. London, England.
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. London, England.
Club Quarter’s, London, New York and Chicago.
4AD record company. London, England.
Lydia Delgado. Barcelona, Spain.
Elle Magazine. Barcelona, Spain.
W Magazine. USA.
Vogue Magazine. USA.
Relais d’Orsa. Barcelona, Spain.
Audi. Barcelona. Spain.
Set design for choreographer Lawrence Demayer. Barcelona, Spain.
Set design for the play : Antony & Cleopatra (by William Shakespeare) at the Hammersmith theater. Collaboration with Simon Beresford for actress Vanessa Redgrave.
ES Magazine
Evening Standard
The Wallstreet Journal
People Management
La Vanguardia, Barcelona.
EXHIBITIONS
1991
Salon du MONTROUGE (France – PARIS)
Beaux Arts Gallery (France – PARIS)
1992
Sale Quai Malaquais (France – PARIS)
Musée d’ANGOULÊME (France – ANGOULÊME)
Catherine Fletcher Gallery (France – PARIS)
England & Co. Gallery (United Kingdom – LONDON)
1993
England & Co. Gallery (United Kingdom – LONDON)
1994
Saatchi & Saatchi (United Kingdom – LONDON)
1998
England & Co. Gallery (United Kingdom – LONDON)
2000
Zonzon Gallery (France – ARCACHON)
2001
LONDON Art Fair (United Kingdom – LONDON)
Principal Sombrerers Gallery (Spain – BARCELONA)
2002
England & Co. Gallery “The map is not the territory” collective exhibition (United Kingdom – LONDON)
2005
Mixer Gallery (Spain – BARCELONA)
2007
Calart Gallery (Switzerland – GENEVA)
2008
José de Ibarra Gallery (Spain – BARCELONA)
2011
CHICAGO Art Fair (USA)
SAN FRANCISCO Art Fair (USA)
NUEVA YORK Art Fair (USA)
AMSTERDAM Art Fair (Holland)
2012
Presenta Gallery (Spain – GIRONA)
Madame La Marquise Gallery (Spain – BARCELONA)
A-CERO, Joaquin T orres & Rafael Llamazares (Spain – MADRID)
Carles Tache Gallery – ARCO Art Fair (Spain – MADRID)
2013
Alejandro Sales Gallery (Spain – BARCELONA)
2017
Ricardo Zielinesky Gallery (Spain – BARCELONA)
2018
Phum Baitang Hotel (Cambodia – SIEM REAP)
2020
MGC Asian Traditional Textiles Museum (Cambodia – SIEM REAP)
WORKS IN COLLECTIONS
BARCELONA (Spain)
Audi brand artwork, for King Juan Carlos I of Spain
Ana Godó, private collector
Ernesto Ventos Omedes, private foundation
GENEVA (Switzerland)
Triptyque for Logica enterprise
LONDON (United Kingdom)
Air UK, Airport of STANSTEAD
Cunard “Queen Elizabeth II”
The Folio Society – British Museum Collection
JP Morgan – The Royal Albert Hall
The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Camper & Nicholsons
NEW YORK (USA)
Bob Collacelo, private collector
PARIS (France)
François Candelon, private collector
Jean-Marc Dumontet, private collector
Hamburg (Germany)
Deutsche Bank
WORKS IN PUBLIC COLLECTIONS
Stansted Airport. Air UK (United Kingdom)
Queen Elizabeth II. Cunard Yacht Lines (United Kingdom)
Royal Albert Hall. JP Morgan (United Kingdom)
Camper & Nicholsons (Monaco)
Club Quarter’s (New York, Chicago, London)