Je suis ravie de participer au 8e Incubateur en commissariat de l'Association des groupes en arts visuels francophones (AGAVF)!
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Excited to have been invited to participate in the AGAVF's 8th Curatorial Incubator this year!
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En savoir plus ici:/ More info: https://lnkd.in/gTE9HMGu
art + cinema + design
Exposition collective : 25e anniversaire de La Maison
I am presenting one of my work “French Canadians Playing at Cards After Cornelius Krieghoff (1848)” in a group exhibition titled "Comme à la (m)aison" at La Maison des artistes visuels francophones which will be on view from April 2 - May 30, 2026. The show celebrates La Maison's 25th anniversary and the opening is next Thursday, April 2nd from 6-9pm. Come check it out!
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Je suis ravie d'annoncer que l'une de mes œuvres vidéo sera présentée dans le cadre de l'exposition collective intitulée « Comme à la (m)aison » à La Maison des artistes visuels francophones, du 2 avril au 30 mai 2026.
L'exposition marque le 25e anniversaire de la Maison et le vernissage aura lieu jeudi prochain, le 2 avril de 18 h à 21 h. Venez y jeter un coup d'œil !
MORE/EN SAVOIR PLUS: https://maisondesartistes.mb.ca/exposition/comme-a-la-maison/
Lindsey Bond's "Conversational Threads" and the "Collab Quilt Collective" at Gallery 1C03, University of Winnipeg, March 2023
Lindsey Bond’s “Conversational Threads” exhibition at Gallery 1C03 features an in-progress work by several members of the Collab Quilt Collective. Titled “Conversational Quilt”, this piece is presented in @1c03 as nine distinct “quilt squares”, each made by a member of the Collective.
In addition to presenting the “Conversational Quilt”, five Collective members will join in a zoom conversation on March 8 at 11:00 am CST.
Leonard Suryajaya x Jacquelyn Hébert Free Wallpaper Tote Bag Workshop, August 6, 2022, Plug In Institute of Contemporary Art
As part of programming associated with our most recent solo exhibition by Leonard Suryajaya, False Idol X North Kin, we will be hosting a one day free tote bag sewing workshop in our galleries on Saturday, August 6th from 10 am – 1 pm. Facilitated by Jacquelyn Hébert, participants will sew tote bags using the wallpaper material featured in Suryajaya’s exhibition onto fabric backings with leather straps.
Participants are asked to have some beginner sewing knowledge and to bring a basic sewing kit if they have one. Participants should note that they may not complete their tote in the allotted time for the workshop, meaning they may have to finish it at home. All materials for the workshop will be provided.
Jacquelyn Hébert created a selection of handmade tote bags and pouches featured in the exhibition, using an inverse image of the collage that Suryajaya printed on fabric. Each bag was diligently crafted, creating a limited edition, locally made product that celebrates Winnipeg.
Suryajaya built upon the importance of relationships in his extensive body of work by offering free studio portrait sessions to members of the public when he visited Winnipeg for the first time in February 2022. The result of these portrait sessions has been amalgamated into an interwoven collage that becomes part of his characteristic visually rich installation in False Idol X North Kin. The installation models itself after airport newsstands and gift shops for travellers on their way to or leaving home. The sculptural elements of the exhibition extend the immersive set designs of his photographs to make that even more vivid. Suryajaya sees these gift stands as an invitation to audiences to ‘find a sense of familiarity in the photographs of the ‘other, the ‘foreigners.’
If you are interested, please sign up by emailing bronwyn@plugin.org to reserve your seat. Seats are limited please reserve by August 3rd at 6 PM.
Exhibition artist collaboration with Leonard Suryajaya for his show "False Idol x North Kin",
As a part of Leonard Suryaja’s exhibition “False Idol x North Kin” at Plug In Institute of Contemporary Art (MARCH 13 - July 17, 2022), Jacquelyn Hébert worked with the artist to create a selection of handmade tote bags and pouches featured in the exhibition, using an inverse image of the collage that Suryajaya printed on fabric. Each bag was diligently crafted, creating a limited edition, locally made product that celebrates Winnipeg.
Suryajaya built upon the importance of relationships in his extensive body of work by offering free studio portrait sessions to members of the public when he visited Winnipeg for the first time in February 2022. The result of these portrait sessions has been amalgamated into an interwoven collage that becomes part of his characteristic visually rich installation in False Idol X North Kin. The installation models itself after airport newsstands and gift shops for travellers on their way to or leaving home.
The Third Tongue: Virtual Screening 2022 / La troisième langue: Tournée virtuelle 2022 /
This program brings together eight short films that, in a striking, playful or sensitive way, address the issue of language or identities, particularly Francophone identities living in linguistic minority situations. These videos are a limited sample, but they nevertheless bear witness to an elusive hybrid history and give us a glimpse of the possible third tongue that can exist. La troisième langue / The Third Tongue is a project born at Le Labo, a francophone art media center in Toronto that has been supporting and presenting the work of francophone artists from Ontario and elsewhere since 2006.
The participating artist are Marie Dauverné, Nadine Valcin, Maria Legault, Jacquelyn Hébert, Daniel Cockburn, Lise Beaudry, Jean-Marc Larivière and Louise Bourque.
Ce programme réunit huit court-métrages qui, de façon percutante, ludique ou sensible abordent la question du langage ou des identités, en particulier les identités francophones vivant en situation linguistique minoritaire. Ces vidéos sont un échantillon limité mais qui, néanmoins, témoigne d’une histoire hybride insaisissable et nous donnent un aperçu des possibles troisièmes langues qui peuvent exister. La troisième langue / The Third Tongue est un projet né au Labo, centre d'arts médiatiques francophone de Toronto qui soutient et diffuse depuis 2006 le travail des artistes francophones de l'Ontario et d'ailleurs.
Les réalisateurs·trices participant·e·s sont Marie Dauverné, Nadine Valcin, Maria Legault, Jacquelyn Hébert Daniel Cockburn, Lise Beaudry, Jean-Marc Larivière et Louise Bourque.
«Saison creuse / Off Season» – Une exposition sur papier / An Exhibition On Paper
image by Thom Sokoloski, 2021
CURATED by Stephan St Laurent
Off Season is a paper-based exhibition unveiled to the public at Le Labo in December 2021 that explores the delicate but insatiable ties that bind us to nature and community, even in the face of a global pandemic. Highlighting the work of eight leading francophone artists from Ontario and Canada, curator and artist Stefan St-Laurent travels a rugged terrain, during an endless season of suspended activity.
Artists :
Marc Audette, Lise Beaudry, Samuel Choisy, Martine Côté, Jacquelyn Hébert, Maria Legault, Ron Loranger et Geneviève Thauvette
MORE INFO: http://lelabo.ca/en/saison-creuse-off-season-an-exhibition-on-paper/
Commissariée par Stefan St Laurent
Saison creuse est une exposition sur papier dévoilée au public au Labo en décembre 2021 qui explore les liens délicats mais insatiables qui nous unissent à la nature et à la communauté, même en cas de pandémie mondiale. Mettant en lumière le travail de huit artistes francophones de premier plan de l’Ontario et du Canada, le commissaire et artiste Stefan St-Laurent sillonne un terrain accidenté, pendant une saison interminable d’activités suspendues.
Artistes:
Marc Audette, Lise Beaudry, Samuel Choisy, Martine Côté, Jacquelyn Hébert, Maria Legault, Ron Loranger et Geneviève Thauvette
EN SAVOIR PLUS: http://lelabo.ca/fr/lancement-du-catalogue-de-la-gang-dartistes-franco-ontarienne/
Écoutez le podcast sur l'exposition "La troisième langue / The Third Tongue."
Cet épisode réalisé par Léonie Beaulieu avec la collaboration de Texgate_4.13 et produit par Fix Point, a été enregistré en marge de l’événement de clôture de l’exposition en décembre 2018 qui incluait la projection de Francophone-hybride, un film de Jacquelyn Hébert, et une discussion sur les enjeux du bilinguisme en présence de Dominique Denis.
En savoir plus: http://lelabo.ca/fr/la-troisieme-langue/
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"French Canadian Habitants Playing at Cards after Cornelius Krieghoff (1848)", selected as an NBW "Illuminate the Night Project".
La cathédrale Saint-Boniface, Nuit Blanche Winnipeg October 1, 2016
http://nuitblanchewinnipeg.ca/
"French Canadian Habitants Playing at Cards, after Cornelius Krieghoff (1848)" is a large scale tableau vivant HD video projection that recreates a work by 19th century painter Cornelius Krieghoff. This piece re-imagines Krieghoff’s lithograph, "French Canadian Habitants Playing at Cards" that depicts a family playing cards around a table. Krieghoff’s piece, which is in the permanent collection at the National Gallery of Canada, fascinates me because it is a representation of early French Canadian life that mixes elements of documentary, allegory and humour. It also echoes the voyageur/settler/Métis iconography that I grew up learning about as part of my Franco-Manitoban heritage.
This event is sponsored by Evolution Presentation Technologies. For more information please go to www.evolutionav.ca .
This artwork is one of 12 recipients of the 2016 Illuminate the Night award. I would like to thank the Winnipeg Arts Council and Nuit Blanche Winnipeg for their financial support of my project. For more information about this event please go to http://nuitblanchewinnipeg.ca/ or the event page on the Culture Days website at https://culturedays.ca/en/2016-activities/view/57b0a86f-2828-49cd-b42c-05294c4a89be
The Cyclotrope Circus - Co-presented by the Images Festival at the 8 fest! →
the 8 fest 2015
8th ANNUAL FESTIVAL
Friday, January 30 to Sunday, February 1
SPK Polish Combatants' Hall
"a little festival for small films"
The 8 fest returns to Toronto for its eighth year for three nights of screenings and live performances. This year will find the festival back at last year’s wonderful venue: the SPK Polish Combatants' Hall (206 Beverley, at Cecil Street, two blocks south of College) The 8 fest is North America's longest running festival devoted to all forms of small-gauge film, including Super 8, 8mm, 9.5 and loops, shown in their original formats. The 8 fest showcases the 70+ history of small gauge film - from contemporary artists' work in the form, to its wider cultural use in home movies, instructional loops and beyond.
http://www.imagesfestival.com/calendar.php?event_id=1312&month=n
