ARTériel presents an episode in collaboration with the Acadie Rock Festival to celebrate its 10th edition! Listen to Christine Comeau, director of Imago, as well as artists Xavier Gould, Maryse Arseneault, Mathieu Léger and Emma Delaney talk about various projects happening during Acadie Rock 2021. Recorded in French with Emma Delaney in English.

 

“Le grand verre”

Maryse Arseneault

July 26 to September 24 2021

Galerie Françoise Chamard-Cadieux (Centre culturel Aberdeen)

Le grand verre : daily drawings and songs for traffic

"Le grand verre” is a reflection on alienation and self-determination, a survey of the limits of the living body and of our relationship to non-human objects. It is also a commentary on our individualistic values in a colonial and capitalist context. A collection of daily drawings, oil studies and an edition of intaglios, the exhibition will be accompanied by spontaneous interventions in urban spaces, where the artist sings her song for the passing traffic.

 

August 13 to 31 2021

Imago Gallery, Centre Culturel Aberdeen

Ten years of the Acadie Rock Festival represented by 10 visual artists: Alisa Arsenault, Jacques Arseneault, Mathieu Léger, Angèle Cormier, Angie Richard, Marjolaine Bourgeois, Frédéric Gayer, Jennifer Bélanger, Emma Delaney and Blake Morin. Each artist was randomly assigned an edition of the festival (2012 to 2021) to inspire their work. Using visuals, images, videos, posters and programming, the artists were given carte blanche to create a poster reflecting the spirit of each year of the festival.

The posters will be on display on Imago’s gallery wall on the first floor of the Aberdeen Cultural Centre from August 13th to 31st. The vernissage will take place on Friday, August 13 from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm, followed by Maryse Arseneault's exhibition and the inauguration of the 2nd floor art gallery at 5:30pm.




Acadie Rock 2014 - Mathieu Léger

Acadie Rock 2020 - Emma Delaney

 

Acadie Rock 2021
Produced par : Christine Comeau

Guests : Xavier Gould, Maryse Arseneault, Christine Comeau, Mathieu Léger et Emma Delaney.

Music : Allumette

 

Maryse Arseneault is a multidisciplinary artist and independent curator who pursues interventions through performance, drawing and audio-video. Her hybrid practice examines narratives and psychogeography in relation to our feelings of belonging and investment in place.e et d’investissement dans un lieu.

Photo: Julie Desrosiers

Mathieu LégerMathieu Léger, the self proclaimed serial artist-in-residence, has participated in over 60 artists’ residencies internationally. Scouring time, place, and space, his projects are delivered through performance, textworks, photography, sculpture, and video/sound installations.

Emma Delaney

Photo: Annie France Noël