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QUI PARLE ? / WHO SPEAKS?
Jo-Anne Balcaen, Mount Rundle, 2014. Collection of the Leonard & Bina Ellen Art Gallery, Concordia University. Installation view. Photo: Paul Litherland/Studio Lux
Ian Wallace, Magazine Piece (Time Magazine, December 18, 2017), 1970-2018. Collection of the Leonard & Bina Ellen Art Gallery, Concordia University. Installation detail. Photo: Paul Litherland/Studio Lux
Moyra Davey, Fifty Minutes, 2006. Still from the video. Collection of the Leonard & Bina Ellen Art Gallery, Concordia University
Raymond Boisjoly, Author’s Preface, 2015. Collection of the Leonard & Bina Ellen Art Gallery, Concordia University. Installation view. Photo: Paul Litherland/Studio Lux
Open

March 7 – April 21, 2018

Curator: Katrie Chagnon

Jo-Anne Balcaen, Raymond Boisjoly, Moyra Davey, Suzy Lake, Isabelle Pauwels, Krista Belle Stewart and Ian Wallace

Opening
Wednesday, March 7, 5:30 – 7:30 pm

Events
Ways of Thinking
Exhibition Floorplan

 

The exhibition Qui parle ? / Who Speaks? brings together a dozen artworks recently acquired by the Gallery that problematize, in different ways and from different viewpoints, the authorial status of the contemporary artist, their discursivity, and the multiple positions each adopt as a speaking subject in their practice. Made up of videos, photos and conceptual installations presented alongside texts and related documents, this exhibition aims to highlight direct and indirect manifestations of the artist’s identity in language, and to examine the many other voices (individual, sociocultural, institutional) woven into their work and the exhibition.

By pursuing the reflexive work undertaken in previous exhibitions of artworks from the collection, this presentation of new acquisitions takes into consideration the complexity inherent to the question “who speaks?” via curatorial strategies and public programs that also challenge the role of the Gallery in the construction and legitimization of art discourses.

This exhibition is part of the Montreal Digital Spring 2018.

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