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 Retourne-moi/Invert Me Out  
articule | arts | emmanuel galland | francois lalumière | Invert Me Out/Retourne-Moi | mile-end | montréal | québec
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Emmanuel Galland and François Lalumière borrow from photography, sculpture, and collage to play with urban architectural space in their installation, Invert Me Out.

Architecturally, the building that houses both articule and the paint store La Maison du peintre is symmetrical – the two halves almost a mirror image, in fact. Now Galland and Lalumière have replicated the paint store’s façade within the “frame” of articule, creating an almost perfect three-dimensional facsimile. It’s as if the paint store has doubled in size – either that or the props from a film shoot have been put on display. 

Using recycled materials, every element of the shop window and its contents (signage, advertisements, paint brushes, neon lights, the grill, etc.) has been faithfully reproduced only in reverse (copy, paste, and flip). Playing with notions of shift and reinterpretation, all the objects that the artists have recreated are wrapped in white Duct Tape; branding, colour, and script, thus masked, have been effaced. As visual recycling, all is artificial: Galland and Lalumière do not claim to create realistic trompe l’oeil.

 

With Invert Me Out the artists negotiate slippages between the original and the copy, the familiar and the strange, construction and renovation, heritage and preservation, reality and record, magic and trickery, fact and memory, truth and deception.

 

As well as being an artist / curator, Emmanuel Galland works as a consultant in the field of culture and communication. Having studied fine art and art history at the Université de Montréal, he has gone on to exhibit photographs and installations in Quebec’s artist-run centres and museums and elsewhere. His work has won prizes and can be found in several collections. Galland is very active in Montreal’s art milieu and was involved at the Centre d’art et de diffusion CLARK, l’Espace Vidéographe, MUTEK, and the MAI. A period of hyperactivity towards the end of the 20th Century was followed by several fallow seasons. Then, fusing his skills, he began working as a consultant with a number of artists and cultural organisations and events. He is a co-founder of the MTL ART MAP [www.pavilionprojects.com/map]. Galland’s varied path could be said to be characterised by a tendency towards building relationships and never being where one expects to find him.

 

François Lalumière’s collages, installations, sculptures, and urban interventions have one common element: Duct Tape, a medium he employs in a broad spectrum of colours. Interested in environmental concerns, Lalumière draws on various art-historical references with a particular interest in pictorialism and formalism. Influenced by geometric abstraction and the decorative arts, he is equally inspired by primitive motifs and aboriginal iconographies. Lalumière is interested in contemporary creation in its broadest sense, and he has worked in design and in the fashion milieu with the likes of Denis Gagnon, Azamit, and Yso; he has also worked for the VOIR weekly paper. Following an exhibition at the FOFA Gallery, Lalumière presented CONTREBANDE / CONTRABAND - accompanied by a publication - at the VAV Gallery. He is currently studying Studio Arts at Concordia University.

 

The artists wish to thank: Peintures Miller – La Maison du Peintre, TREDICI, Antonin Sorel - KEZACO, AXENÉO7, Caroline Hayeur – Agence Stock Photo, l’Écocentre de La Petite-Patrie, Debna, Siphay Southidara, Robbin Deyo, Florian Brucker, Clément de Gaulejac, Charlotte Sordes.

Date:
Wednesday, July 31, 2013 - 00:00
 Retourne-moi  
articule | arts | emmanuel galland | francois lalumière | Invert Me Out/Retourne-Moi | mile-end | montréal | québec
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Emmanuel Galland et François Lalumière empruntent à la photographie, à la sculpture et au collage pour jouer avec l’espace architectural urbain à travers l’installation in situ Retourne-moi.

 

L’architectonique de l’édifice abritant le commerce « La Maison du peintre » et la galerie d’articule est symétrique : on peut parler ici d’effet miroir. Les artistes reproduisent la façade du magasin de peinture dans le « cadre » d’articule, créant ainsi un facsimilé tridimensionnel presque parfait. À croire que le magasin de peinture double sa surface. À moins qu’un tournage cinématographique ne déploie ses décors.

 

Tous les éléments composant la vitrine de « La Maison du Peintre » (autocollants, logos, grille, objets, néons, publicités, enseigne, etc.) sont répétés aussi fidèlement que possible, mais de façon inversée (copier / coller / flipper) et avec des matériaux recyclés. Poussant plus avant l’idée de décalage et de réinterprétation, les objets recréés sont recouverts de Duct Tape blanc : marques, inscriptions et couleurs, ainsi masquées, s’effacent. À l’enseigne de ce recyclage visuel complet, tout est factice : les artistes ne se revendiquant pas d’une logique illusionniste.

 

Avec Retourne-moi les deux artistes opèrent des glissements entre le patrimoine et sa préservation, la construction et la rénovation, le réel et son enregistrement, l’original et la copie, le familier et l’étrange, la magie et les trucages,  les faits et les souvenirs, la vérité et le leurre.

 

 

Emmanuel Galland est un artiste / commissaire et consultant en cultures et communications. Formé en arts plastiques et en histoire de l’art à l’Université de Montréal, il a exposé ses photographies et installations principalement dans le réseau des centres d’artistes et des musées au Québec. Son travail a remporté des prix et fait partie de plusieurs collections. Fortement impliqué dans le réseau de l’art, il a oeuvré au Centre d’art et de diffusion CLARK, à l’Espace Vidéographe, à MUTEK et au MAI. À une période d’hyperactivité à la fin du XXe siècle, suivent plusieurs saisons de jachère. Puis, ses engagements le mènent à fusionner ses compétences. À titre de consultant, il accompagne plusieurs artistes et organismes/événements culturels. Communicateur et rassembleur, il est aussi cofondateur du MTL ART MAP [www.pavilionprojects.com/map]. Tisser des liens et ne jamais être là où on l’attend caractérisent sa démarche plurielle.

 

Les collages, installations, sculptures et interventions urbaines de François Lalumière se remarquent par leur utilisation du Duct Tape (ruban gommé) qu’il travaille dans une palette de couleurs élargie. Sa démarche transhistorique aux préoccupations environnementales entremêle un intérêt pour la picturalité et l’ornementation. Il revisite tant les arts décoratifs que les motifs primitifs, les iconographies autochtones que l’abstraction géométrique. Intéressé par la création contemporaine dans son spectre le plus large, il a œuvré dans le milieu du design et de la mode auprès de Denis Gagnon, Azamit, Yso et pour l’hebdomadaire VOIR. Il a exposé à la Galerie FOFA avant de présenter l’exposition « CONTREBANDE / CONTRABAND » – accompagnée d’une publication – à la Galerie VAV. Il suit présentement le programme Studio Arts de l’Université Concordia.

 

Texte par Amber Berson

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Wednesday, July 31, 2013 - 00:00
 HOSPITALITY 2: Gradually This Overview  
arts | canada | caroline dubois | claudia fancello | Hospitality 2: Gradually This Overview | jacob wren | mile-end | montréal | québec
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For HOSPITALITY 2: Gradually This Overview, the interdisciplinary art group PME-ART — Caroline Dubois, Claudia Fancello and Jacob Wren — along with invited participants and members of the public, will fully inhabit articule, attempting to create a genuinely surprising and human interaction between the artists and the participants/viewers.
 
Over 300 participants will be invited to answer a series of broad questions regarding social cohesion and communities. Each answer, written on a post-it, will then be placed systematically onto a wall of the gallery. As the project evolves, the artists will rearrange the answers in order to identify patterns and groupings. Gradually, an elaborate picture of peoples’ thoughts will form. 
 
In the larger context of the Hospitality series, which focuses on questions and strategies about how friends and strangers alike can interact in a manner that is at once useful, critical, hospitable and surprising, HOSPITALITY 2: Gradually This Overview looks at what can be learned about a community in a series of short interviews. It also proposes a way to gain some sort of overview as to why, how and what we all continue to think and feel about the world and our lives within it.
 
PME-ART will hospitably meet everyone showing up in the gallery but you are invited to make an appointment anytime at hospitalite-hospitality@pme-art.ca or at 514 284 3113.

 

Over the last ten years, PME-ART has presented its creations in Quebec, Canada, Europe, Japan and the United States.  Its recent works include THE TITLE IS THE QUESTION (Leonard and Bina Ellen Art Gallery), HOSPITALITY 1: The Title Is Constantly Changing (Studio 303, Rhubarb! Festival and Centre Clark) and HOSPITALITY 3: Individualism Was A Mistake (Usine C, Harbourfront Centre, Perfect Performance Festival-Stockholm, Inkonst-Malmö, Brut-Wien and FFT-Düsseldorf).

An artist working in visual arts, performance art, dance and theatre, Caroline Dubois collaborates with artists such as Julie Favreau, Belinda Campbell, Stéphane Gilot, Silvy Panet-Raymond and Antonija Livingstone. Her work has been presented at Dare-Dare, Clark, FTA, Tangente, Theatre La Chapelle, La Vitrine (Paris), among others. Claudia Fancello is a choreographer, performer and teacher; she collaborates with Ame Henderson/Public Recordings (Manual For Incidence, /Dance/Songs/) and Martin Bélanger (Grande Théorie unifiée, L’Ère des Ténèbres) among others. Many creations she was part of are now touring in Canada and abroad. Co-artistic Director of PME-ART, Jacob Wren is a writer and maker of eccentric performances. His work has been seen in Canada, the USA, Europe, Asia and Australia. His books include Unrehearsed Beauty and Families Are Formed Through Copulation. He frequently writes about contemporary art.

Date:
Wednesday, July 31, 2013 - 00:00
 Hospitalité 2 : peu à peu, une vue d’ensemble  
arts | canada | caroline dubois | claudia fancello | Hospitality 2: Gradually This Overview | jacob wren | mile-end | montréal | québec
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Pour HOSPITALITÉ 2 : peu à peu, une vue d’ensemble , le groupe artistique interdisciplinaire PME-ART – Caroline Dubois, Claudia Fancello et Jacob Wren – de même que des participants invités et des membres du public habiteront articule et tenteront de l’activer de façon à susciter une interaction véritable et stimulante entre artistes et participants.
 
Plus de 300 participants seront invités à répondre à une série de questions générales sur le lien social et les communautés. Toutes les réponses, chacune écrite sur un post-it, seront ensuite systématiquement apposées aux murs de la galerie. Au fur et à mesure que le projet avancera, les artistes réarrangeront les réponses en identifiant des motifs et des regroupements. Se dessinera alors graduellement un portrait complexe des pensées des gens. 
 
Dans le contexte élargi de la série Hospitalité, qui s’intéresse aux enjeux et aux stratégies liés à la manière dont des amis autant que des étrangers initient des interactions à la fois utiles, critiques, accueillantes et surprenantes, HOSPITALITÉ 2 : peu à peu une vue d’ensemble  observe ce que nous pouvons apprendre d’une communauté par le biais de brèves entrevues. Cette action propose également un moyen d’arriver, en quelque sorte, à un survol de nos pensées et de nos sentiments (pourquoi, comment et quoi) à l’égard du monde et de la place que nous y occupons.
 
PME-ART offrira l’hospitalité à quiconque se présentera à la galerie, mais vous pouvez également prendre rendez-vous dès maintenant à hospitalite-hospitality@pme-art.ca ou, par téléphone, à 514 284-3113.

 

Au cours des dix dernières années, PME-ART a présenté ses créations au Québec, au Canada, en Europe, au Japon et aux États-Unis.  On compteparmi ses œuvres récentes THE TITLE IS THE QUESTION (Galerie Léonard & Bina Ellen),  HOSPITALITÉ 1 : le titre change constamment (Studio 303, Rhubarb! Festival et Centre Clark) et HOSPITALITÉ 3 : l'Individualisme est une erreur (Usine C, Harbourfront Centre, Perfect Performance Festival-Stockholm, Inkonst-Malmö, Brut-Wien et FFT-Düsseldorf).

 

Caroline Dubois travaille en arts visuels, en performance, en danse et en théâtre. Elle collabore notamment avec Julie Favreau, Belinda Campbell, Stéphane Gilot, Silvy Panet-Raymond et Antonija Livingstone; on a vu son travail à Dare-Dare, à Clark, à Tangente, au Théâtre La Chapelle, au FTA, à La Vitrine (Paris), etc.  Claudia Fancello est chorégraphe, interprète et professeure; elle collabore notamment avec Ame Henderson/Public Recordings (Manual For Incidence et /Dance/Songs/) et Martin Bélanger (Grande Théorie unifiée et L’Ère des Ténèbres).   Plusieurs des créations auxquelles elle a participé sont en tournées au Canada comme à l’étranger. Codirecteur artistique de PME-ART, Jacob Wren est auteur et créateur d’œuvres performatives déjantées qu’on a pu voir au Canada, aux États-Unis, en Europe, en Asie et en Océanie.  Auteur des livres Le Génie des autres et La famille se crée en copulant, il écrit également sur l’art contemporain.

 
Date:
Wednesday, July 31, 2013 - 00:00
 Viva! art action   
articule | arts | canada | Christian Messier | mile-end | Monika Günther | Paul Couillard & Ed Johnson | québec | Ruedi Schill | VIVA! Art action | VIVA! Art Action 2009
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Documentations Visuelles

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Wednesday, July 31, 2013 - 00:00
 Viva! art action   
articule | arts | canada | Christian Messier | mile-end | Monika Günther | Paul Couillard & Ed Johnson | québec | Ruedi Schill | VIVA! Art action | VIVA! Art Action 2009
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As part of the second edition of VIVA! Art action, articule presents an evening of performances at Bain St-Michel, highlighting the work by artists from different generations. The chosen artists have in common the use of simple and concise gestures in order to describe complex relationships of intimacy and its corporeal and mental boundaries. Working in the tradition of body art, Christian Messier from Québec executes a series of physically demanding actions limited by the interactions he can construct with common objects or materials. In the Duorama series, Paul Couillard & Ed Johnson from Toronto, similarly engage their bodies following a set of predetermined rules of actions, questioning issues of masculine identity and desire, futility and endurance. Monika Günther & Ruedi Schill from Switzerland, who have been performing collaboratively for close to 15 years, propose simple and poetic actions that respond to and reflect upon each other, revealing a profound interiority. Their work investigates the poetic, minimal or radically exuberant aspects of the structural analyses of perception.


Christian Messier lives and works in Quebec City. His performances have been presented in various countries in America, Europe and Asia as well as in many events in Quebec. Very active in his community, he also supports emerging performance artists, paints and works as a visual arts critic. He recently funded Punctum, a weekly webzine focusing on contemporary practices in Quebec City (www.punctum-qc.com).
www.pejucommunication.com/christianmessier.html

Toronto-based performance artists Paul Couillard and Ed Johnson have been collaborating since 2000. Together they have created more than 100 works in their ongoing Duorama series, presenting indoor and outdoor tableaux, interactive performances and socially provocative actions in various gallery, festival and site-specific contexts throughout North America and Europe.

Monika Günther, born in 1944 in Bad Hersfeld (Germany), has studied at the Art Academy in Düsseldorf, Germany, and has been presenting performances since 1980. Ruedi Schill, born in 1941 in Luzern (Switzerland), has graduated from the Art School F+F in Zürich Switzerland and has presented performances and actions since 1975. Both live in Luzern (Switzerland) and Essen (Germany). Since 1995, they have been working together and have presented their collaborative performance work in various countries throughout America, Europe and Asia. Since 1995, they are also teaching Performance Art at several Art Schools, and since 1998, they are directing the International Performance Art Turbine Giswil (Switzerland). In 2004, Günther and Schill won the Art Price of the town of Luzern (Switzerland).

Date:
Wednesday, July 31, 2013 - 00:00
 Smokn n public a comms breakdwn so 2 spk  
articule | arts | canada | Kyle Beal | mile-end | montréal | québec | Smokn n public a comms breakdwn so 2 spk
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Documentation du projet

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Wednesday, July 31, 2013 - 00:00
 Smokn n public a comms breakdwn so 2 spk  
articule | arts | canada | Kyle Beal | mile-end | montréal | québec | Smokn n public a comms breakdwn so 2 spk
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Visual documents 

Date:
Wednesday, July 31, 2013 - 00:00
 Podcast: Discussion with Joshua Schwebel, Patrice Loubier, and Carl Schwebel  
arts | canada | Joshua schwebel | Micah Lexier | mile-end | montréal | québec
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Sunday, September 23, 2012 - 00:00
 Podcast: Discussion avec Joshua Schwebel, Patrice Loubier et Carl Schwebel  
arts | canada | Joshua schwebel | Micah Lexier | mile-end | montréal | québec
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Discussion avec l'artiste

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Sunday, September 23, 2012 - 00:00
 Podcast: Discussion avec Sam Kinsley, Erin Manning et Brian Massumi  
arts | canada | mass | Masse | masse | mile-end | montréal | québec | Sam Kinsley
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Discussion avec l'artiste

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Thursday, September 13, 2012 - 00:00
 Podcast: Discussion with Sam Kinsley, Erin Manning, and Brian Massumi  
arts | canada | Mass | mass | masse | mile-end | montréal | québec | Sam Kinsley
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Thursday, September 13, 2012 - 00:00
 Podcast : Discussion avec PME-art  
articule | arts | canada | Hospitality 2: Gradually This Overview | mile-end | montréal | québec
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Friday, July 2, 2010 - 15:00
 Podcast: Discussion with PME-art  
articule | arts | canada | Hospitality 2: Gradually This Overview | mile-end | montréal | québec
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Friday, July 2, 2010 - 15:00
 Podcast : Discussion avec Vida Simon et Tedi Tafel  
Approaching Stillness | articule | arts | canada | mile-end | montréal | québec | Simon | Tafel
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Sunday, June 13, 2010 - 15:00
 Podcast: Discussion with Vida Simon and Tedi Tafel  
Approaching Stillness | articule | arts | canada | mile-end | montréal | québec | Simon | Tafel
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Sunday, June 13, 2010 - 15:00
 Podcast: Discussion with Matt Shane and Jim Holyoak  
articule | arts | canada | Greyscale Rainbow | Holyoak | mile-end | montréal | québec | Shane
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Sunday, September 13, 2009 - 15:00
 Podcast: Discussion avec Matt Shane et Jim Holyoak  
articule | arts | canada | Greyscale Rainbow | Holyoak | mile-end | montréal | québec | Shane
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Sunday, September 13, 2009 - 15:00
 Podcast: Discussion avec Annie Gauthier et Milutin Gubash  
annie gauthier | articule | arts | canada | mile-end | milutin gubash | montréal | québec | You, Me and You
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Sunday, April 11, 2010 - 15:00
 Podcast: Discussion with Annie Gauthier et Milutin Gubash  
annie gauthier | articule | arts | canada | mile-end | milutin gubash | montréal | québec | You, Me and You
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Sunday, April 11, 2010 - 15:00
 Podcast: Discussion with Marie-Michelle Deschamps, Patricia Martin et karen elaine spencer  
article | arts | canada | Grandeur Nature | Grandeur Nature | mile-end | montréal | québec
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Friday, May 13, 2011 - 19:00
 Podcast : Discussion avec Marie-Michelle Deschamps, Patricia Martin et karen elaine spencer  
article | arts | canada | Grandeur Nature | Grandeur Nature | mile-end | montréal | québec
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Friday, May 13, 2011 - 19:00
 Podcast: Discussion Emily Hermant  
articule | arts | canada | Emily Hermant | Hésitations | hésitations | mile-end | montréal | québec
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Sunday, September 19, 2010 - 15:00
 Podcast: Discussion Emily Hermant  
articule | arts | canada | Emily Hermant | Hésitations | hésitations | mile-end | montréal | québec
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Sunday, September 19, 2010 - 15:00
 Podcast: Discussion with Martha Langford and Greg Staats  
arts | canada | Condoléance | Condolence | mile-end | montréal | québec
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Friday, January 14, 2011 - 19:00
 Podcast : Discussion avec Martha Langford et Greg Staats  
arts | canada | Condoléance | Condoléance | mile-end | montréal | québec
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Friday, January 14, 2011 - 19:00
 Podcast: Discussion with Barry Doupé and Jessica MacCormack  
articule | arts | barry doupé | canada | mile-end | montréal | québec | Whose Toes
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Friday, March 18, 2011 - 19:00
 Podcast : Discussion avec Barry Doupé et Jessica MacCormack  
articule | arts | barry doupé | canada | mile-end | montréal | québec | Whose Toes
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Friday, March 18, 2011 - 19:00
 Podcast: Discussion with Jenn Clamen, Linda Duvall, and Peter Kingstone  
articule | arts | canada | Linda Duvall | Living in 10 Easy Lessons | mile-end | montréal | Peter Kingstone | québec
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Saturday, January 26, 2013 - 15:00
 Podcast : Discussion avec Jenn Clamen, Linda Duvall et Peter Kingstone  
articule | arts | canada | La Vie en 10 leçons faciles | Linda Duvall | mile-end | montréal | Peter Kingstone | québec
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Saturday, January 26, 2013 - 15:00
 Podcast: Discussion avec Leila Sujir, Rajee Paña Jeji Shergill et Sharlene Bamboat  
articule | arts | ashiq khondker | canada | ekta mittal & yashaswini raghunandan | kitsum cheng | mile-end | Monitor 8 : Nouveaux court-métrage et video de l’Asie du sud | montréal | natasha mendonca | panchal mansaram | promotesh das pulak | québec | sukanya ghosh | tahireh lal | tal amiran
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Discussion avec Leila Sujir, Rajee Paña Jeji Shergill et Sharlene Bamboat dans le cadre de la projection de MONITOR 8: New South Asian short film and video. 

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Friday, December 7, 2012 - 00:00
 Podcast: Discussion with Leila Sujir, Rajee Paña Jeji Shergill, and Sharlene Bamboat  
articule | arts | ashiq khondker | canada | ekta mittal & yashaswini raghunandan | kitsum cheng | mile-end | Monitor 8 : New South Asian Short Film and Video | montréal | natasha mendonca | panchal mansaram | promotesh das pulak | québec | sukanya ghosh | tahireh lal | tal amiran
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Discussion with Leila Sujir, Rajee Paña Jeji Shergill, and Sharlene Bamboat as part of MONITOR 8: New South Asian short film and video.

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Friday, December 7, 2012 - 00:00
 The loss and reclamation of faith  
articule | canada | mile-end | mona sharma | montréal | québec | The Loss and Reclamation of Faith
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Documentations Mona Sharma

Date:
Friday, August 16, 2013 - 00:00
 Podcast: Discussion Denis Lessard  
articule | canada | denis lessard | fleurs | mile-end | montréal | québec | Springtemps
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Presentation of Gerbes, furtive project by Denis Lessard presented as part of Springtemps.

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Saturday, April 13, 2013 - 14:00
 Podcast: Discussion Denis Lessard  
articule | canada | denis lessard | fleurs | mile-end | montréal | québec | Springtemps
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Présentation de Gerbes, projet furtif de Denis Lessard présenté dans le cadre de Springtemps.

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Saturday, April 13, 2013 - 14:00
 Heiress  
articule | arts | canada | Heiress | heiress | mile-end | montréal | québec
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Emma-Kate Guimond, Kerri Flannigan, Kandis Friesen

 

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Thursday, June 27, 2013 - 00:00
 Heiress  
articule | arts | canada | Heiress | heiress | mile-end | montréal | québec
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Emma-Kate Guimond, Kerri Flannigan, Kandis Friesen

 

Date:
Thursday, June 27, 2013 - 00:00
 Outliers  
arts | canada | maskull lasserre | Maskull Lasserre, Outliers | mile-end
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Maskull Lasserre

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Thursday, June 27, 2013 - 00:00
 Outliers  
arts | canada | maskull lasserre | Maskull Lasserre, Outliers | mile-end
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Maskull Lasserre

Date:
Thursday, June 27, 2013 - 00:00
 L’esthétique anarchiste: l'anarchie et l’art: 1865 – 2012  
Anarchist Aesthetics: Anarchy and Art: 1865 - 2012 | articule | arts | canada | mile-end | montréal | norman nawrocki | québec
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Norman Nowrocki 

L'esthétique anarchiste: l'anarchie et l'art: 1865 - 2012

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Thursday, June 27, 2013 - 00:00
 L’esthétique anarchiste: l'anarchie et l’art: 1865 – 2012  
Anarchist Aesthetics: Anarchy and Art: 1865 - 2012 | articule | arts | canada | mile-end | montréal | norman nawrocki | québec
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Norman Nowrocki 

L'esthétique anarchiste: l'anarchie et l'art: 1865 - 2012

Date:
Thursday, June 27, 2013 - 00:00
 Soupe and Script  
articule | arts | canada | mile-end | montréal | québec | soupe
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Soupe and Script

 

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Thursday, June 27, 2013 - 00:00
 Soupe and Script  
articule | arts | canada | mile-end | montréal | québec | soupe
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Soupe and Script

 

Date:
Thursday, June 27, 2013 - 00:00
 Zoe Stonyck animation  
articule | arts | Atelier d'animation | canada | mile-end | montréal | québec
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Zoe Stonyck animation

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Thursday, June 27, 2013 - 00:00
 Zoe Stonyck animation  
articule | arts | Atelier d'animation | canada | mile-end | montréal | québec
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Zoe Stonyck animation

Date:
Thursday, June 27, 2013 - 00:00
 Hésitations  
articule | arts | canada | Emily Hermant | Hesitations | mile-end | montréal | québec
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Hésitations -  Emily Hermant

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Thursday, June 27, 2013 - 00:00
 Hésitations  
articule | arts | canada | Emily Hermant | Hesitations | mile-end | montréal | québec
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Hésitations -  Emily Hermant

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Thursday, June 27, 2013 - 00:00
 Regardez-moi et mon petit tank  
A Measure of War (Just watch me - and my little tank) | articule | arts | canada | David Khang | mile-end | montréal | québec
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Visual document

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Wednesday, July 31, 2013 - 00:00
 Regardez-moi et mon petit tank  
A measure of war (regardez-moi et mon petit tank) | articule | arts | canada | David Khang | mile-end | montréal | québec
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Documentations Visuelles

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Wednesday, July 31, 2013 - 00:00
 Monitoring the Community Meal  
article | arts | canada | Corrie Peters | mile-end | Monitoring the Community Meal | montréal | québec
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Documentation of the project Monitoring the Community Meal by Corrie Peters.

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Friday, August 16, 2013 - 00:00
 Suivi des repas communautaires  
article | arts | canada | Corrie Peters | mile-end | montréal | québec | Suivi des repas communautaires
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Documentation du projet Suivi des repas communautaires de Corrie Peters.

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Friday, August 16, 2013 - 00:00
 Beacon  
articule | arts | canada | mile-end | montréal | Phare | phare | québec
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Documentation of the window project Beacon by Nadine Faraj.

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Friday, August 16, 2013 - 00:00
 Phare  
articule | arts | canada | mile-end | montréal | Phare | phare | québec
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Documentattions projet vitrine Nadine Fargi

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Friday, August 16, 2013 - 00:00

 

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