Anne Beauchemin is an art historian, independent curator and part-time university instructor (Université de Laval). She has written the first analysis of the history of the Symposium, covering the years 1982-1999 and 2000-2011. In 2013, she published Le Symposium international d’art contemporain de Baie-Saint-Paul: L’art en pensée et en actes.
Marie-Jeanne Musiol explores phenomena of an energetic nature and assembles a vast herbarium with the luminous imprints of plants that she captures in electromagnetic fields. Her research, combining intuition and experimentation, also reveals the mirror images of the cosmos embedded in the crowns of leaves. Her works are part of the long history of the fusions of electricity and photography. They are exhibited in the form of light boxes, installations and videos in galleries and museums in Canada and abroad. In this interview, the artist-researcher will discuss the figures of light that permeate living things, the energetic signatures that mark everything, and the holographic dimensions of the universe revealed through plants.
Founded in 1982 by Françoise Labbé under the name of the International Symposium of Young Painting in Canada, the International Contemporary Art Symposium of Baie-Saint-Paul is a unique event in Quebec, recognized both in Canada and abroad.
A live creation experience: thirteen artists at work, from Quebec, Montreal and elsewhere in Quebec, as well as Canada, the United States and from everywhere around the world !
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_Bio Élisabeth Perrault was born in Joliette in 1996, and now lives in Montreal ...
_Bio Léa Boudreau is a sound artist working with electronics and installation ...
_Bio François Quévillon is a Montreal-based artist frequently working in the context of artist residencies ...
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