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Informed by Ritual and Structured Through Repetition: A Brief Look at VIVA! Art action, 2023
VIVA! Art action, Montreal’s pre-eminent performance art biennial festival, re-emerged this past September with its 8th edition after a pandemic hiatus. Located in the grandiose Union Française on rue Viger (its new headquarters), the 2023 iteration hosted nearly twenty artists […]
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The (re)opening of TAP Art Space, or, a review of Stat. Sig
Marx Ruiz-Wilson is a singular figure in the Montreal contemporary art scene. A scientist by trade, Ruiz-Wilson began his generous and expansive career in the art world with the IntoThis podcast series featuring interviews in which he thoughtfully prompts artists […]
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Erasing Space Between: Rhodnie Désir’s Performance at the Cultch Theatre
Rhodnie Désir’s performance BOW’T TRAIL Retrospek is a one-person choreographed piece that she has performed over the years in a number of iterations. This review was based on her performance at the Cultch Theatre in Vancouver, after which I had […]
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Reframing Natural History at the MAC LAU
In the foothills of the Laurentians, one of the oldest mountain ranges in the world, in the town of Saint-Jérôme, Quebec, the Musée d’art contemporain des Laurentides (MAC LAU) regularly presents some of the most enticing programming in the province. […]
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