The New Yorker
Jan, 2020
This influential feminist artist, who moved from Detroit to Canada in the late nineteen-sixties, makes her New York solo début with a powerful show of performance-based photographs and videos.
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The New Yorker
The Art Newspaper, by Anna Brady and Margaret Carrigan
Jan 6, 2020
The two-venue group show features new works by around 40 female artists, among them Marilyn Minter, Nan Goldin, Cindy Sherman, Barbara Kruger, Natalie Frank and Shirin Neshat.
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Shauna Jean Doherty
Jan, 2020
In Hinduism the life of the world is divided into ages (yugas). At present, we find ourselves in the fourth and final age – the kali yuga – having drifted farthest from the divine and away from an age of truth, virtue, and righteousness.
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La Presse
Dec 26, 2019
Présentée à l’Arsenal art contemporain, dans Griffintown, Migrations, une exposition du sculpteur britannique Mat Chivers, s’interroge sur l’intelligence artificielle.
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MutualArt
Dec, 2019
Tasman Richardson's "Kali Yuga" consists of six media artworks, carefully arranged in a slightly askew, nearly symmetrical layout. The works address themes of erosion, distance, surveillance, exhibitionism and telepresence.
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Arsenal Contemporary Art
Dec 11, 2019, 7 p.m.
Arsenal Contemporary NY is pleased to present a conversation between Suzy Lake and Laurie Simmons in conjunction with Performance of Protest, Lake’s first solo exhibition in NY.
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Esse, by Didier Morelli
Dec, 2019
There is an adage, coined by the éminence grise Richard Schechner, that the phenomenon widely described as performance is in fact a restored behaviour, or “twice-behaved behaviour.”
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Blake Gopnik on art
Dec 9, 2019
This is “Imitations of Myself #2,” made in 1973 by Suzy Lake and now in her little survey show at Arsenal Contemporary Art in New York. I remember seeing this body of work in Montreal, when Lake made it.
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Ici Arttv
Dec 9, 2019
Après avoir conquis les Européens, l’exposition immersive des œuvres de Van Gogh est débarquée à Montréal le 5 décembre, et elle y restera jusqu’au 2 février.
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Artnet News, by Sarah Cascone
Dec 7, 2019
Despite a career spanning five decades, artist Suzy Lake is only now getting her first New York solo show.
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RDI Matin, by Stéphane Leclair
Dec 7, 2019
Plus de 40 000 billets vendus pour l'exposition « Imagine Van Gogh Montréal ». Elle sera présentée l'an prochain à Québec.
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cbc.ca
Dec 7, 2019
A closer look at immersive art as Imagine Van Gogh makes its North American debut in Montreal.
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Le Devoir, by Caroline Monpetit
Dec 6, 2019
Lorsqu’il peignait les fleurs et les paysages de Provence, où il a vécu à la fin de sa vie, Van Gogh n’imaginait sûrement pas ses toiles projetées en format géant sur les murs d’un centre d’art contemporain de Montréal.
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Radio Canada, by Eugénie Lépine-Blondeau
Dec 6, 2019
Imaginez-vous dans une grande salle avec, en trame de fond, la douceur enveloppante des Gymnopédies d’Érik Satie, au beau milieu d'un spectacle livré par d’immenses panneaux colorés et lumineux représentant certaines des peintures les plus célèbres de Vincent Van Gogh.
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Avenues.ca, by Claude Deschênes
Dec 6, 2019
C’est ce qu’on appelle une proposition qui tombe pile. Alors que les journées sont à leur plus court, voilà que nous arrive à Montréal un événement rempli de couleurs et de lumière.
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RMF Radio Montréal France
Dec 6, 2019
Montreal Culture - RMF - Imagine Van Gogh - 6 Décembre 2019 by RMF Radio Montréal France.
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By Anna Kovler
Dec, 2019
For years, Jean-François Bouchard has made work that documents people deemed to be on the “fringes” of society.
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Les Quartiers du Canal
Dec 5, 2019
« Le concept même d’Imagine Van Gogh est exceptionnel : les visiteurs se promènent au cœur d’images géantes extraites des tableaux du peintre.
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Canadian Art
Dec, 2019
Richardson’s Kali Yuga consists of 6 immersive media artworks arranged in a labyrinth and promises to give visitors the conflicting feeling of being at once more alive and yet closer to death.
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