Photo credits: Stéphanie Nuckle (1), Katya Konioukhova (2) and Prune Paycha (3)
It’s time for Heures joyeuses !
Meet our artists in residency; Stéphanie Nuckle, Levana Katz and Katya Konioukhova.
It’s time for Heures Joyeuses!
Thursday, 5th March, 2026
6 p.m. (doors open at 5:30 p.m.)
L’imprimerie, centre d’artiste
In a festive and relaxed atmosphere, Stéphanie Nuckle, Levana Katz and Katya Konioukhova will present their projects created during their creative residency at L’imprimerie. Join us to discover the inspiring work of these artists!
The event is free, snacks will be provided, and Boldwin organic beers will be available for purchase. The center is accessible to people with reduced mobility, and children are welcome! The presentation will be in French.
To get to L’imprimerie, take the metro to Pie-IX station, then bus lines 139 or 439 to the Sainte-Catherine Street stop. You can also take bus 34 from Papineau station. There is a BIXI bike-sharing station at the corner of Valois and Sainte-Catherine Streets.
The work of Stéphanie Nuckle
Photo credit: Katya Konioukhova
The work of Levana Katz
Photo credit: Katya Konioukhova
The work of Katya Konioukhova
Photo credit: Prune Paycha
Stéphanie Nuckle
July 2025 – April 2026
Stéphanie Nuckle is a visual artist based in Tiohtià:ke/Moonyiang/Montréal. She holds a bachelor’s degree in visual and media arts from UQAM (2015) and is developing a multidisciplinary practice integrating performance, installation, drawing, sound art, photography and print art. She is involved in a number of artist-run centers and collaborates on artists’ books, publications and self-managed performance events, such as Complot 13 (2018) and En attendant sa chute II (2022 – 2025). Since 2019, she has been teaching screen printing at L’Imprimerie center d’artistes and cyanotype at Atelier Circulaire 2023, to a variety of audiences, including professional artists. In 2023, she received a CAC grant for a research and creation project entitled Recherche en cyanotype et en virage de couleurs à partir de plantes tinctoriales : une exploration de friches urbaines. In 2025, she also received a CALQ acquisition and marketing grant.
Photo credit: Katya Konioukhova
Photo credit: Katya Konioukhova
Levana Katz
Levana Katz is an interdisciplinary artist based in Tiohtià:ke / Mooniyang (Montréal). Driven by her interest in material processes, she works between drawing, printmaking, and fibre arts to create multi-media installations. Katz explores techniques that bind elements from different sources, focusing on repetition, sequence, and time to connect materials. She often draws on her Jewish cultural traditions to delve into her personal archive, exploring specific rituals and family histories. Through sewing, collage, and installation, she employs a ritualistic practice which transforms memories into tactile objects and images.
Katya Konioukhova
September 2025 – December 2025
Katya Konioukhova is a queer Montreal photographer born in Nizhny Novgorod, Russia. She began practicing photography while studying graphic design at UQAM. While working on various projects for the program, she realized that what interested her most in her practice was the documentary and intimate aspect of the image. Her work explores memory and nostalgia through the collection of testimonials and the use of family archives. In her artist’s book dedicated to Rymma, her maternal grandmother, she addresses the strong bond between them despite the distance that separates them. Katya also experiments with alternative processes such as photograms, embossing on a press, cyanotypes, and monotypes.
Crédit photo: Prune Paycha
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