Jour de fête!

Travail créatif / Creative WorkImpression à jet d'encre sur papier Epson Mat Cadre en érable clair Select (fini laqué blanc), montage à sec sur carton 4-plis sans acide Peterboro Museum, feuille d'acrylique claire Tru Vue Premium, sous-cadre en tilleul 124,46 x 170,18 x 5,08 cm 35,4 lbs Crédit photo: Isabelle Brabant Encadrement : Martin Schop Soutien technique à l'impression : Mathieu Jacques Collaborateur bioéthicien : Jean-Frédéric MénardJet printing ink on Epson Matte Paper Light maple frame Select (white lacquer finish), dry mounting on 4-ply cardboard Peterboro Museum without acid, clear acrylic sheet Tru Vue subframe 124.46 x 170.18 x 5.08 cm 35.4 lbs Premium basswood Photo credit: Isabelle Brabant Framing: Martin Schop Support for printing Mathieu Jacques Bioethicist collaborator bioéthicien: Jean-Frédéric Ménar

Jour de fête!

Impression à jet d'encre sur papier Epson MatCadre en érable clair Select (fini laqué blanc), montage à sec sur carton 4-plis sans acide Peterboro Museum, feuille d'acrylique claire Tru Vue Premium, sous-cadre en tilleulJet printing ink on Epson Matte PaperLight maple frame Select (white lacquer finish), dry mounting on 4-ply cardboard Peterboro Museum without acid, clear acrylic sheet Tru Vue Premium basswood subfram

Archi-féministes : Art contemporain, théories féministes = Contemporary Art, Feminist Theories

"Bringing together an important body of work produced between 1970 and the present, this publication analyzes historical and current issues of feminisms by proposing crossed perspectives on the field of art history and its oft-interrogated construction. Feminist manifestations are examined in light of practices that persist in their resistance and that compel us to reexamine social norms through activism, citizen mobilization, and sharing communities. Striving to bring new insights to our attention, these contributions take up theoretical feminist models, but also reference cultural, decolonization, and queer studies. Archi-féministes! is the title of the eponymous exhibition presented by contemporary art centre OPTICA in 2011 and 2012, which highlighted the contributions of female artists to its history and to the network of Canadian artist-run centres." -- Publisher's website

Journée sans culture : Troubler la fête, rallumer notre joie = To Spoil the Party, To Set Our Joy Ablaze

"Composed as an extension of the conversations that took place during the 2015 Journée sans culture, To Spoil the Party, to Set Our Joy Ablaze gathers contributions from those who moderated the discussions of the day as well as those who set up its sites of rest, reflection, and play. These authors work to remain true to the spirit of what they lived, led by the desire to find a source of collective energy that exceeds the pervasive effects of tiredness and resignation. Their texts are joined by others, commissioned by the editorial team, which explore matters of concern not sufficiently addressed during the day." -- Publisher's website