Our traditional artist visits are back!
On Saturday, November 2 at 2 p.m., don’t miss the opportunity to hear Nadia Myre talk about the creative and research processes behind her exhibition, as she delved into the archives of her father Robert Myre (1942-2020), printer, publisher, journalist, union educator and social and political activist. To have a better understanding of the social, cultural and political context of the subjects of the exhibition, Nadia extended an invitation to Guy Sioui Durand to accompany her for a discussion.
Sociologist (PH.D.), art critic and independent curator, Guy Sioui Durand has been a lecturer since 1978 and a renowned speaker. Since 1993, he has developed what he calls performative harangues, fusing indigenous forms of orality with the codes of performance art. A man of thought (theories, writings and transmissions) and action (events, conference-performance, media activities), it is in this sense that contemporary art and Aboriginal art are his fields of intervention.
They will discuss political involvement, resistance, affect and art – the major themes that unite Nadia, her father Robert Myre and Molinari in the exhibition Tout geste est/et politique. Not to be missed!
Full exhibition details: https://fondationguidomolinari.org/en/tout-geste-est-et-politique-nadia-myre-robert-myre-molinari/
Free, no reservation required.
