Add to ORKG"Regard brings together a group of five francophone artists who create different ways of seeing using visual language as a mean of knowing and describing themselves and their world" -- p. [3]
The eleventh issue of Quebec collective Réparation de poésie’s annual publication gathers together 8...
"Graphic Vision is an exhibition of creative fecundity. Many of these visual voices speak a patois t...
From east to west, young artists are expressing a lively creativity and breaking new ground in the a...
Introducing the work of the five artists included in this exhibition, curator Molin-Vasseur reflects...
Five artists from Quebec comment on their own works, which borrow from concepts, methods and languag...
Bélanger and Chamberland briefly reflect on the universality of the visual arts as a way of transcen...
"The exhibition "C'est la vie" brings together the work of six international artists who have chosen...
"FR is a magazine spotlighting the work of Franco-Canadian visual, media and performance artists and...
Fortin comments on the work of the ten artists included in this thematic exhibition on the relations...
Holubizky identifies the artists' shared sense of loss in relation to cultural identity while Rousse...
Grouping seven Belgian artists who produce figurative work, the authors evoke each artist's work and...
Catalogue to accompany an exhibition that focused on the use of text in the visual arts. Highlightin...
Saint-Pierre reflects on the relationship between loss and representation while five curators (all w...
On the basis of common sensibilities, Wallace presents four Quebec artists whose diverse practices (...
International audienceThe violettomania is attributed to the Impressionists by a 19th century critic...
The eleventh issue of Quebec collective Réparation de poésie’s annual publication gathers together 8...
"Graphic Vision is an exhibition of creative fecundity. Many of these visual voices speak a patois t...
From east to west, young artists are expressing a lively creativity and breaking new ground in the a...
Introducing the work of the five artists included in this exhibition, curator Molin-Vasseur reflects...
Five artists from Quebec comment on their own works, which borrow from concepts, methods and languag...
Bélanger and Chamberland briefly reflect on the universality of the visual arts as a way of transcen...
"The exhibition "C'est la vie" brings together the work of six international artists who have chosen...
"FR is a magazine spotlighting the work of Franco-Canadian visual, media and performance artists and...
Fortin comments on the work of the ten artists included in this thematic exhibition on the relations...
Holubizky identifies the artists' shared sense of loss in relation to cultural identity while Rousse...
Grouping seven Belgian artists who produce figurative work, the authors evoke each artist's work and...
Catalogue to accompany an exhibition that focused on the use of text in the visual arts. Highlightin...
Saint-Pierre reflects on the relationship between loss and representation while five curators (all w...
On the basis of common sensibilities, Wallace presents four Quebec artists whose diverse practices (...
International audienceThe violettomania is attributed to the Impressionists by a 19th century critic...
The eleventh issue of Quebec collective Réparation de poésie’s annual publication gathers together 8...
"Graphic Vision is an exhibition of creative fecundity. Many of these visual voices speak a patois t...
From east to west, young artists are expressing a lively creativity and breaking new ground in the a...