Call for submissions – L’Écrin 2019-2020
L’imprimerie invites its members to invest the centre’s storefront and submit an installation project.
Deadline : May 6, 2019

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L’imprimerie invites its members to invest the centre’s storefront and submit an installation project.
Deadline : May 6, 2019
Julie-Isabelle Laurin just completed her project entitled Tâches inachevées : pièces pour théâtre magique that turned L’imprimerie’s storefront into a solo puppet-show booth.
The staff at L’imprimerie interviewed Caroline Boileau et Stéphane Gilot, the artist-curators for L’Écrin. With this unique project going on its second year, they sat down with us to share their experience.
As the two core elements of Mathilde Forest’s work, architecture and assembly tend to act as catalysts in her approach.
Stephanie Nuckle’s research deals with the interaction with the land, her land, both in its survey and representation.
In an ecological perspective, Janie’s work deals with photography in its simplest form: nature’s reaction to the sun.
Gwenaël Bélanger developed a series in which he challenges the presence of print in the space of photography.
Rencontre avec les artistes Julie-Isabelle Laurin et Andréanne Michon
Le mercredi 20 février, dès 17 h

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