Christine Vaillancourt American, b. 1949

Works
  • Christine Vaillancourt, Red / Black Circus
    Red / Black Circus
  • Christine Vaillancourt, Appliqué III, 2000
    Appliqué III, 2000
  • Christine Vaillancourt, Pop Strata I, 2001
    Pop Strata I, 2001
  • Christine Vaillancourt, Pop Strata II, 2001
    Pop Strata II, 2001
  • Christine Vaillancourt, Techno Strata 3, 2005
    Techno Strata 3, 2005
  • Christine Vaillancourt, Techno Strata 4, 2005
    Techno Strata 4, 2005
  • Christine Vaillancourt, Techno Strata 5, 2005
    Techno Strata 5, 2005
  • Christine Vaillancourt, Oopla!, 2011
    Oopla!, 2011
  • Christine Vaillancourt, Black White Interplay, 2018
    Black White Interplay, 2018
  • Christine Vaillancourt, Blue Circle, 2018
    Blue Circle, 2018
  • Christine Vaillancourt, Tour Jeté I, 2019
    Tour Jeté I, 2019
  • Christine Vaillancourt, Tour Jeté II, 2019
    Tour Jeté II, 2019
  • Christine Vaillancourt, Tour Jeté III, 2019
    Tour Jeté III, 2019
  • Christine Vaillancourt, Embrace I, 2020
    Embrace I, 2020
  • Christine Vaillancourt, Embrace II, 2020
    Embrace II, 2020
  • Christine Vaillancourt, Embrace IV, 2020
    Embrace IV, 2020
  • Christine Vaillancourt, Passages V, 2020
    Passages V, 2020
  • Christine Vaillancourt, Trapezium III, 2020
    Trapezium III, 2020
  • Christine Vaillancourt, Jitterbug, 2021
    Jitterbug, 2021
  • Christine Vaillancourt, Shimmy Shake I, 2021
    Shimmy Shake I, 2021
  • Christine Vaillancourt, Shimmy Shake II, 2021
    Shimmy Shake II, 2021
  • Christine Vaillancourt, Trapezium IV, 2021
    Trapezium IV, 2021
Biography

Christine Vaillancourt was born in Detroit, Michigan. She earned her B.A. from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and her M.A. from the Rhode Island School of Design. She continued to study at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts and Kent State University.

 

Vaillancourt creates works of geometric abstraction inspired by Constructivists, Concrete artists and Mondrian. She expresses a fascination with technology and modern science. Her paintings use the layering of shapes in translucent acrylic mediums to create the illusion of depth.

 

Vaillancourt was the recipient of the Best in Show Award at the Newport Rhode Island Art Museum in 2003. She currently lives and works in Fort Point Channel (South Boston), Boston, MA.

Publications