Interview: Andreas Angelidakis
Par Anna Kovler
Fev, 2020
Although Andreas Angelidakis trained as an architect, his art practice routinely attempts to decenter the architect’s role in building by giving his audience the task of constructing.
Interview: Annabelle Mauger
Par Anna Kovler
Jan, 2020
The immersive installation “Imagine Van Gogh” brings together two stories that took place roughly a hundred years apart in the same rolling hills and orchards of southern France.
Entrevue: Annabelle Mauger
Par Anna Kovler
Jan, 2020
The immersive installation “Imagine Van Gogh” brings together two stories that took place roughly a hundred years apart in the same rolling hills and orchards of southern France.
Entrevue avec Jean-François Bélisle
Centre Phi
9 jan, 2020
À l’issue de sa première résidence de création au Québec, sous l’invitation de Jean-François Bélisle, Mat Chivers a développé Migrations, un corpus d’œuvres en dialogue avec le milieu de l’intelligence artificielle pour tenter de dresser un portrait de notre rapport actuel à ces nouvelles technologies.
In Conversation: Mat Chivers
By Anna Kovler
Nov, 2019
Whether he is looking at trance states, the human brain, ancient rocks, or the physics of clouds, Mat Chivers is always looking for patterns that unite the human species.
En conversation: Mat Chivers
Par Anna Kovler
Nov, 2019
Qu’il étudie les états de transe de la conscience, le cerveau humain, des roches anciennes ou la physique des nuages, Mat Chivers est toujours à la recherche de modèles qui unissent l’espèce humaine.
In Conversation: Suzy Lake
By Anna Kovler
Nov, 2019
Since the early 1970’s Suzy Lake has been at the forefront of Canadian art, forming a prolific corpus that blends photography, conceptualism and performance.
In Conversation: Adam Basanta
By Anna Kovler
Oct, 2019
Adam Basanta uses sound and image to illustrate the behavior of feedback loops, blurring the line between technology and nature while testing the boundaries of authorship.
In Conversation: David Altmejd
Par Anna Kovler
sep, 2019
David Altmejd’s practice is often beyond words. In breadth and variety that is astounding, he has given rise to werewolf heads and surreal humans beyond wild imagination.
In Conversation: Rose Marcus
By Anna Kovler
Aug, 2019
Rose Marcus is known for photographic works that blur the boundary between photograph, abstract painting and sculptural object. Printed on vinyl and adhered todisplay and construction substrates, her photographs are then incised, layered, punctured with large cut out shapes or partially veiled in fabric.
In Conversation: Rachel Maclean
By Anna Kovler
Aug, 2019
Glasgow-based artist Rachel Maclean is known for dramatic, highly staged, satirical and grotesquely funny films that poke fun at British politics and other current topics like the rise in plastic surgery, effects of social media, and cuteness culture.
En Conversation: Genesis Belanger
Par Anna Kovler
jul, 2019
Genesis Belanger is quickly gaining recognition for her ceramic sculptures that playfully critique visual tropes of gender, desire, work and addiction.
In Conversation: Caroline Monnet
By Anna Kovler
Apr, 2019
Since 2009 Caroline Monnet has been writing and directing films that centre on the strength and resilience of indigenous peoples in Canada. In her sculptural and installation work she uses materials like concrete, wood, arrows, copper and clothes to explore the complexity of indigenous identity from the vantage point of her urban position and lifestyle.