Our Team

 
 

Alisa Arsenault [she/her]

Alisa Arsenault holds a bachelor’s degree in visual arts from the Université de Moncton (2013). She has participated in several group and solo exhibitions in Canada. Her work, "À Cheval", is part of the public art itinerary Images Rémanentes. She recently exhibited and completed a two-week creative residency at the Beaverbrook Art Gallery as part of curator Amy Ash’s exhibition Harbour.

Catherine Arseneault [she/her]

Originally from Moncton (NB), Catherine is an artist and graphic designer. She holds a BFA from Université de Moncton and a Diploma in Graphic Design from CCNB. As Galerie Sans Nom’s Director of Special Projects, Catherine’s role is to coordinate several of the centre’s activities, including but not limited to: RE:FLUX festival of music and sound art; HORS D’OEUVRES, the gallery’s fundraising initiative; and, as a part of FICFA, Acadie Underground, the infamous evening of Super8 film projections. She has had a seat on the board of directors for ATLANTIS: The Association of Artist-run Centres from the Atlantic since 2018. 

Hyacinthe Raimbault [he/him]

Hyacinthe Raimbault worked for several years as a cinema projectionist in France before settling in Canada. He is now a technician and lighting designer in several theaters in Moncton. Within the Collectif HAT, he participates in the creation process and brings his technical expertise during the design of the works. In 2019, he also co-directed his first short film, which premiered at the Festival international du cinema francophone en Acadie.
 
 

Angie Richard [she/her]

Originally from Cap-Pelé, Angie Richard obtained her bachelor of visual arts from the Université de Moncton in 2013 with two concentrations, in photography and in painting. A multidisciplinary artist, she actively participates in the local arts scene and her work has been presented at several festivals in Moncton, as well as in Lafayette (Louisiana), Paris, Halifax and Montreal. Currently, she is interested in media arts and creates multimedia installations and visual projections with the Collectif HAT.
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Carole Deveau [she/her]

Originally from Moncton, New Brunswick, Deveau has always loved to incorporate the public into the creative process by offering them the opportunity to interact with her work. Since 2012, Deveau has started to take an interest in media arts following training offered by the Media Arts Section of FICFA.
 
 
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Nisk Imbeault [she/her]

With a bachelor's degree in visual arts from the Université de Moncton (1996), Nisk Imbeault also studied history and philosophy, then art studies at the Université du Québec à Montréal. Since 2010, she has held the position of Director-Curator at the Galerie d'art Louise-et-Reuben-Cohen at the Université de Moncton. She also actively participates in various boards and committees supporting artistic practice in her community, notably at the New Brunswick Arts Board (2009-2016) and as president of the Association des groupes en arts visuels francophones (2014-2020). .

Annie France Noël [she/her]

Annie France is an artist and cultural worker from Caraquet (NB). She is an active member of the cultural community of Moncton and sits on the boards of directors of CARFAC Maritimes and National as well as the Cultural Council of the City of Moncton. She is the General Director of Galerie Sans Nom.
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Christine Comeau [she/her]

Christine graduated from the Université de Moncton in 2012 with a multidisciplinary bachelor's degree with concentrations in visual arts, philosophy and administration. She is the director of the Imago Print Workshop (2019), co-owner of an art materials and framing store, the Art Shack (2014) and of the Murmur Gallery (2019).
 
 

Tracey Richard [she/her]

Based in Moncton, Tracey is an Acadian musician and artist. With her group Nebullama, she has performed at several music festivals and venues in the Maritimes. She also produces experimental short films and multimedia works with Collectif HAT. Her work has been presented in cities around the world such as in Paris (France), Lafayette (Louisiana), in the Maritime provinces, Quebec, Montreal and Moncton. Her background includes a Bachelor's Degree in Classical Music and studies in Psychology, Photography, Media Arts and Religious Sciences.