From 2021 to 2024, I served as Coordinator at Galerie UQO, where I oversaw the management of exhibitions, projects, publications, communications, scholarly activities, and the institution’s administrative operations. My role involved structuring, supporting, and implementing initiatives that fostered the dissemination of contemporary art and encouraged dialogue among artists, scholars, and diverse publics.
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A Dynamic and Interdisciplinary Exhibition Program
Galerie UQO distinguished itself through a curatorial approach foregrounding experimental artistic practices and interdisciplinary research. As Coordinator, I contributed to:
- The organization of exhibitions, ensuring logistical coordination, cultural mediation, and sustained communication with institutional and artistic partners.
- The development of collaborations, particularly with cultural and academic institutions, in order to enhance the visibility of artists and curators.
- The creation of spaces for critical reflection, through discussions and scholarly events addressing contemporary issues in art and society.
Management and Coordination of Projects
Alongside the exhibition program, I played a central role in:
- Administrative and financial oversight, including budget management and grant applications.
- Supporting artists and curators throughout the development and presentation of their projects.
- Designing and coordinating research and mediation initiatives, including conferences, publications, and podcasts that enriched critical discourse on contemporary art.
A Commitment to the Visibility of Art and the University
Through this position, I contributed to establishing Galerie UQO as an open and dynamic space, aligned with the innovative vision of its director and curator, Marie-Hélène Leblanc. This experience enabled me to integrate cultural management with the coordination of artistic and scholarly events, while reinforcing the role of art institutions within the academic sphere.