Jennifer Couëlle, (born in Italy), is a children's book author based in Montreal, Canada. Her albums and collections of poems have been published in France and Canada.
Biography.
Couëlle is granddaughter of the French architect Jacques Couëlle, and daughter of the painter Jérôme Couëlle. She is an art historian. She completed her master's thesis on "Kitsch as a Modernist Device" at the Université du Québec à Montréal in 1991.
From 1989 to 2001, she was an art and theater critic for numerous publications, including "art press", Canadian Art, "Cahiers de théâtre Jeu", "Variable Sky", "Sculpture Space", "Esse", "ETC", "Parachute", "Possibles", "Spirale" and "Vie des arts". She has also been a cultural journalist for "Le Devoir", "Elle Québec" and "La Presse".
During this period, she also curated several exhibitions, including "L'Empreinte du vide (André Jasinski)", "Mois de la photo" in Montreal, "Galerie Clark and Galerie Trois Points" (1999); "Antidote (lightness at work)", and "Galerie Plein Sud" (1998); "Tattoos" (Mark Garland), "Gallery B-312" (1997) and "Louis Muhlstock, The Draftsman / Un dessinateur" at the Saidye Bronfman Arts Center (1989).
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