EXHIBITS

"Coquelicots de Bourgogne"

Solo Exhibition at the Sheen Center in New York, April 2026

The April 2026 solo exhibition at the Sheen Center in New York was met with a tremendous response (with visitors describing the experience as “beyond thrilled”), prompting an extension through May 2026.

Salon des Artistes Indépendants
(A prestigious artists' association that numbers, among its invitees, Paul Cezanne, Camille Pissarro, Paul Gauguin, Vincent Van Gogh)
Paris - France

Member of A.I.A.P. auprès de l’UNESCO

Monaco

Galerie Claude Marumo
Paris - France

Galerie Hesbe Bolzonello (Solo Exhibition)
St Paul de Vence, France

Galerie EVERARTS (Solo Exhibition)
Paris - France

New River Fine Art (Solo Exhibition)
Naples - Florida

Galerie Je Reviens
Westport - Connecticut

Members’ Gallery, Albright Knox Museum
Buffalo - NY

Mitsukoshi Galleries (Solo Exhibitions)
Tokyo, Sendai, Hiroshima, and Takamatsu – Japan

Asia Fine Art (Solo Exhibition)
Hong Kong

Venable-Neslage Galleries (Solo Exhibition)
Washington, D.C.

Omell Galleries
London - England

French Connection Gallery
Greenwich – Connecticut

Seibu Gallery
Fujisawa – Japan

Galerie Nina’s Choice, Bergdorf Goodman
New York, NY

With her impressionist style, Diane Monet's work has been especially popular in Japan.

In addition to personal appearances, her one-person shows have elicited several invitations to appear on NHK Television and Sendai Television.

Diane's work evokes unusually strong emotional responses there. For example, one couple told her that, after purchasing her painting the previous year, their home is happier, and their relationship has markedly improved.

Many infirm people have remarked that her paintings give them strength and happiness each day. Tears of joy have streamed down the face of many buyers while purchasing their Monet.

Needless to say, Diane herself is deeply moved by these reactions.

Diane Monet charms guests

at Friday night's opening

of her "Impressions of Joy" exhibition

at Naples' New River Fine Art.

Interview in Japan

Asia Fine Art

Diane Monet with Dr. Dominic Man-Kit Lam

Solo Exhibition in Hong Kong