Images rémanentes

Suivez le parcours d’Images rémanentes à vélo ce dimanche !

Cette visite est organisée en collaboration avec La Bikery. Venez découvrir les œuvres de ce parcours d’art public qui intègre 13 œuvres d’art actuel dans la Ville de Moncton. Les œuvres réalisées pour ce parcours interprètent l’histoire de l’art en Acadie du Sud-Est du Nouveau-Brunswick en soulignant la contribution exceptionnelle d’événements, d’entités et d’acteurs et d’actrices culturel•les à la vitalité du milieu de l’art acadien contemporain, des années 1960 à aujourd’hui.

Débutant à 10h à La Bikery, la visite se déroule entre la rivière Petitcodiac et le campus de l’Université de Moncton en passant par le Centre culturel Aberdeen.

La durée de la randonnée est d’environ 2 heures. Un léger goûter sera offert lors d’une pause.

Apportez votre propre vélo ou devenez membre de La Bikery (5$) pour louer un vélo au coût de 5$!

Durée de la visite : 10h00 – 12h00 (inclus une pause et un goûter gratuit!)

Dates : 22 août 2021 - Visites présentées en français*

* Une interprète pour les personnes sourdes et malentendantes sera également sur place.

Merci de réserver auprès d’Alisa Arsenault : alisa.arsenault@umoncton.ca

INFO : http://imagesremanentes.com/

Artistes : Alisa Arsenault / Maryse Arseneault / Jared Betts / Mathieu Boucher Côté /Jean-Denis Boudreau / Marjolaine Bourgeois / Luc A. Charette / Mario Doucette / Marika Drolet-Ferguson / Emilie Grace Lavoie / Mathieu Léger / Jacinthe Loranger / Dominik Robichaud

Commissaires : Michelle Drapeau et Elise Anne LaPlante

Partenaires : Atelier d'estampe Imago, Galerie d'art Louise-et-Reuben-Cohen et Galerie Sans Nom

Ce projet est l’un des 200 projets exceptionnels soutenus par le programme Nouveau chapitre du Conseil des arts du Canada. Le projet est également rendu possible grâce à l’appui du Gouvernement du Nouveau-Brunswick et de la Ville de Moncton.

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Visit the Images rémanentes public artwork by bike

This tour is organized in collaboration with The Bikery. Come and discover the works of this public art itinerary that integrates 13 current artworks in the City of Moncton. The works created interpret Acadian art history in southeastern New Brunswick by highlighting the exceptional contribution of events, entities and cultural actors to the vitality of the contemporary Acadian art scene, from the 1960s to today.

Starting at 10:00 a.m. at la Bikery, the tour takes place between the Petitcodiac River and the Université de Moncton campus, passing by the Aberdeen Cultural Centre.

The tour lasts approximately 2 hours. A light snack will be offered during a break.

Bring your own bike or become a member of la Bikery ($5) to rent a bike for $5 by contacting La Bikery at director@labikery.ca.

Duration of the visit : 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. (includes break and snack)

Date : August 29, 2021 - Tours presented in English*

*An interpreter for the deaf and hard of hearing will also be on hand.

For reservations, please contact Alisa Arsenault: alisa.arsenault@umoncton.ca.

Art Gallery of Nova Scotia, Halifax NS

Thursday, 15 July 2021 - ongoing

TYRANNY brings together a group of contemporary artists who in unique ways confront dominant cultural narratives in the work they make. Included are examples of sculpture, installation, video, painting, and drawing that search for new and different perspectives while revealing wider truths about the world we live in.

In examining issues and concerns that are intertwined with the systems of influence, authority, and control, this permanent collection exhibition brings a fresh outlook on today’s society and political landscape to the forefront. Through the critical frame of their work, the artists in TYRANNY highlight art's ability to give voice, raise awareness, and challenge the status quo.

Artists: Gillian Collyer, Lucie Chan, Mario Doucette, Emily Falencki, Brendan Fernandes, Chantal Gibson, Brian Jungen, Garry Neill Kennedy, Evan Lee, Luanne Martineau, Jane Ash Poitras, John Scott, Camille Turner, Robert Wiens, Marion Wagschal, and Colleen Wolstenholme.

Art Gallery of Nova Scotia

1723 Hollis Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia B3J 1V9

https://www.artgalleryofnovascotia.ca/exhibitions/tyranny

Encyclopédie acadienne

Nouvelle Encyclopédie acadienne maintenant affichée en ligne! Veuillez consulter la source d'information sur la République acadienne la mieux fondée et la plus complète.

https://wiki.mariodoucette.com/wiki/Accueil

West Baton Rouge Museum

Evangeline: Evolution of an Icon
May 15 - October 31, 2021

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow never stepped foot in the lands of the Acadians, yet the heroine of his epic poem titled Evangeline, A Tale of Acadie became embedded in the history and culture of Louisiana and Nova Scotia. Longfellow’s poem received international acclaim when published in 1847. The public was fascinated with the story of a young Acadian maiden separated from her fiancé on her wedding day during the brutal deportation of the French-speaking people from Acadia, and her epic journey to find him. The success of Longfellow’s poem launched Evangeline into literary stardom and into the hearts of the Acadian people themselves. Uniting the Acadian people of Nova Scotia and Louisiana, Evangeline’s name and image became a symbol of Acadian and Cajun cultural identity.

This exhibition, organized by the West Baton Rouge Museum, provides a glimpse into Evangeline’s evolving status from her inception through today as a legend and heroine, to a brand image and celebrity, and ultimately into a cultural icon. Inspiring writers, artists, musicians, and entrepreneurs, Evangeline has appeared in many guises. Along the way, her image morphed from that of a demure Victorian-era maiden into a confident modern woman. This exhibition includes artworks by Canadian and Louisiana artists, including François Gaudet, Rémi Belliveau, Melissa Bonin, Mario Doucette, and George Rodrigue, as well as artifacts and paraphernalia to demonstrate Evangeline’s transformation and her timeless appeal. The exhibit opens Saturday, May 15 and runs through October 31st.

West Baton Rouge Museum
845 N. Jefferson Avenue
Port Allen, LA 70767

Symphony New Brunswick

Symphony New Brunswick is excited to continue our collaborations with the Beaverbrook Art Gallery and CollectionARTNB. We will be featuring art from New Brunswick collections projected on screen during our May concert, “Future Promises.”

Francis Poulenc's “Two Marches and an Interlude” will be paired with New Brunswick artist, Mario Doucette’s “1755 (Se réfugier dans la forêt II/ Take Refuge in the Forest II).” Both works evoke a playful narrative of taking refuge in the woods amongst the colourful flowers of spring. Some moments have a cheerful quality, like a glorious promenade, while others suggest something more sinister in the depths of the trees.

Concert Dates: 

May 12, 2021 7:30 PM Imperial Theatre, Saint John

May 15 , 2021, 7:30 PM The Playhouse, Fredericton

May 16, 2021, 2 PM Capitol Theatre, Moncton

Symphony New Brunswick devant la projection de l'œuvre

 1755 (Se réfugier dans la forêt II), 2007

République acadienne

Voici ma toute première campagne de sociofinancement! Aidez moi à la fabrication de monnaie et de timbres-poste pour la République acadienne. Cela a été mon projet insolite réalisé grâce au confinement. Et c'est NERD au boute! Les philatélistes et les numismates - réjouissez-vous! 

This is my first crowdfunding endeavor! I am asking for your support in the making of currency and postage stamps for the République acadienne! This is my funny little project realized thanks to the confinement. It is very nerdy. Numismatists and philatelists - rejoice!

Veuillez suivre ce lien / Please follow this link :

Campagne République acadienne

CBC Arts

New CBC Arts short documentary created by Matt Brown. See me working in the studio on new paintings.