In November 2014, Gloria Stetbay opened a second art gallery in the heart of the city of Nîmes, near the Maison Carrée, next to the Contemporary Art Center, Carré d’Art. Its vast windows overlook both Rue Molière and Rue Voltaire. A stone's throw from the Jardins de La Fontaine and Place d'Assas, this beautiful space dedicated to contemporary art is a welcoming place for all passionate amateurs or collectors of art and a meeting place with artists. ...

’’When entering the rooms, and even already through the windows of the gallery, I have the feeling of being welcomed, in the full sense of the term, by all the works: like a broad smile, like wide-open arms.’’
Philippe. ANDRE Novelist, musician, psychiatrist-psychoanalyst.

Close to the cultural capital of Avignon, she creates her first gallery.
‘’…This universe literally captivates you as soon as you enter it. It's a magical place that leaves you with a rare impression….’’
Ivan CALATAYUD, Painter, Artistic Director of Signes and Sens Magazine).

Gloria Stetbay sets up her new studio in a vast industrial wasteland. (1000 m2)

Her favorite themes are as diverse as her works. G. Stetbay masters various techniques and uses all types of materials: paper, wood; steel, stainless steel, resin, bronze. After the classical and figurative themes, she devotes herself to geometric abstraction and abstract expressionism, all of which are preliminary stages to her present expression characterized by a plicate, singular and very personal style which she describes as Deleuzien. The form and the light are born of crumpled contacts and reliefs in which the furrows are dreamlike meanders.

Television show, Saturday, September 9, 2000 Catherine Ceylac with Thierry REY and Colette BESSON. Exhibition of Gloria Stetbay’s paintings on the TV set.

Her figurative portraitist period evolves to manifest an astonishing force in the line that leads her to paint the enigmatic world of sumos.

During the TV show Surprise Sur Prise by Marcel Beliveau, dedicated to David Douillet, we can see a large portrait of David painted by Gloria Stetbay

Exhibition of Gloria Stetbay's works in Neuilly and Paris.

Copies of masters, landscapes, drawings, pastels, oils, inks, mixed media ...