* The content of this section is available according to its original language. To see the content in ENGLISH only, click here.
« Les toiles du peintre Claude Monet, le père de l’impressionnisme, un artiste français mort en 1926, ont droit à une deuxième vie avec l’exposition Imagine Monet qui vient de débarquer à l’Arsenal. »
Read More« Alors, qu’est-ce que cette exposition immersive ? D’abord, si vous êtes déjà allés voir Imagine Van Gogh ou Imagine Picasso, vous êtes familier un peu avec la chose. L’idée c’est une immersion totale donc sur d’immenses écrans nous permettant de vivre et de découvrir l’œuvre de Monet, cette fois-ci de façon totalement différente. – Catherine Richer »
Read More“Remember the breathtaking exhibition Imagine Van Gogh that we Montrealers got the chance to see before the pandemic hit? Well, now, starting on December 15, it's time to experience the works of French painter Claude Monet in the same way!”
Read More« Exposition d’art numérique et immersif, ça se passe à l’Arsenal. C’est la 5e Biennale des arts numériques. On passe des canevas aux écrans, des pigments aux pixels, et ça nous permet de découvrir les artistes d’aujourd’hui qui ne font pas que nous mettre passif devant leurs œuvres. Mais, c’est vraiment une immersion. – Myriam Fehmiu »
Read More« Ces jours-ci, l’Arsenal, le centre d’art contemporain, a des allures de plateau de tournage pour films de science-fiction. Il a été transfiguré en une sorte d’antre mystérieux et sombre, investi d’expériences à la fois technologiques et artistiques. Un monde ayant des allures postapocalyptiques. »
Read More‘‘Montreal is about to be coated with an exhibition of the works of Charles Monet, the French painter and founder of impressionism, who is among the most famous figures in the history of the art world.”
Read More« La 5e Biennale d’art numérique Elektra remet le mot
« humanisme » dans l’expression « post-humanisme ». Entre la nature et la technologie, le chaos et la robotique, Metamorphosis démontre que l’humain reste au centre de tout ce qui se transforme sur notre planète. »
“After a cycle around the theme AUTOMATA: Art Made by Machines for Machines, the theme of this 5th edition will be METAMORPHOSIS – a topical subject that echoes the pandemic situation and the changes it brings in our lifestyles.”
Read More‘‘Calling all art lovers — the immersive exhibition Imagine Monet is making its way to our city. This new immersive experience is being designed and presented by the same team as Imagine Van Gogh and Imagine Picasso, so it's bound to be just as breathtaking.”
Read More“A few years back, artist Corri-Lynn Tetz’s brother gave her an unusual gift. It was a bag full of men’s magazines — including Penthouses and Playboys — that had been discarded at a Salvation Army drop bin.Presumably, Tetz’s brother knew what he was doing. His sister’s work had long been informed by the female form and she had often sought out old pictures of hippie or nudist colonies as starting points for her art. So this bag of old men’s mags was a goldmine”.
Read More“Corri-Lynn Tetz works as a painter, focusing on the female figure as a way to explore identity, sensation and desire. Borrowing from personal archives, fashion photography, film and pornography, she is interested in the ways images and meaning are transformed through painting and how this process disrupts notions of the gaze to re-imagine pictorial space”.
Read More“Mostly self-taught Miles Greenberg, -- Montreal-born and Paris/New York-based -- pursued artistic/research residencies in lieu of formal education, including most notably École Jacques Lecoq (Paris), Red Gate Gallery (Beijing), with acclaimed director Robert Wilson and was a mentee of renowned performance artist Marina Abramović. In this video, Greenberg discusses his live installation, Late October, which was inhabited by seven performers, including himself, for seven consecutive hours at Galleria Continua Les Moulins, outside of Paris, in October 2020. He also presents the prints, sculptures, and video installation at Arsenal Contemporary (Toronto) during Fall 2021.”
Read More« La 5e Biennale internationale d’art numérique (BIAN), organisée par ELEKTRA, fait son retour cet automne à Arsenal art contemporain Montréal. »
Read More“Miles Greenberg is no stranger to extremes. A protégé of Marina Abromovic, the 23-year-old Québécois artist is known for staging captivating durational performances that utilize profound physical and psychological endurance as a means to achieve transcendent mental states.”
Read More“L’attraction principale de l’installation torontoise est composée de trois sculptures réalisées à l’aide d’une imprimante 3D, respectivement nommées Icare, Narcisse et Orphée, trois personnages mythologiques grecques qui ont tous connu un destin tragique, suite à des erreurs humaines.”
Read More« Pour Lecavalier, six mannequins présenteront la trentaine de pièces que compte la collection printemps-été 2022. La scénographie est signée par Paf atelier, une agence parisienne. »
Read More“The Class of 2021 also includes Rhea Storr, who explores representation of Black and mixed-race cultures; Zongbo Jiang, who created environmental film Dilemmas For Earthlings; Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley, who documents the lives of Black Trans people…"
Read More“Les spectateurs font partie de l’équipage, témoins silencieux de toute l’incertitude d’un tel voyage dans ce qui dépasse la pensée scientifique. Les pieds dans le vide, le cœur au bord des lèvres, l’espace nous berce, nous intimide.”
Read More“It’s the most ambitious VR project that has been realized so far…We talk about it as an exhibit but really, it’s an experience. It’s really a narrative that you’re going to follow through.’’ - Julie Tremblay
Read More“The Infinite, the ultimate immersive experience that brings visitors as close as most mere mortals will ever get to outer space — without falling into it.”
Read More
