Tag: Galerie UQO
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Exhibition review : L’usure du milieu de l’art : zone sinistrée dans un décor de théâtre abandonné by Milutin Gubash at Galerie UQO (2024-2025)
The exhibition The Wear and Tear of the Art World: Disaster Zone in an Abandoned Theater Set by Milutin Gubash, curated by Marie-Hélène Leblanc at Galerie UQO (November 20, 2024 – January 18, 2025), explores the tensions between artistic production, obsolescence, and commodification. The gallery is transformed into a chaotic space filled with second-hand objects, evoking a…
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Presentation: Unveiling Through Words: A Day of Study on Patrice Loubier’s Curatorial Intervention at Galerie UQO
Between March 2023 and May 2025, Galerie UQO lent itself to a daring experiment: it invited Patrice Loubier to make the gallery the object and context for a “curatorial intervention.” Rather than propose an exhibition for presentation by the gallery, the idea was to develop a project that would invest the gallery from within, transforming…
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If Things Were Different, We Would Do Otherwise – Conference Proceedings, UQO Gallery (December 2024)
In December 2024, I co-directed, with Carmelle Adam, the publication of the conference proceedings “If Things Were Different, We Would Do Otherwise” at the UQO Gallery. This publication explores artistic and curatorial practices in times of uncertainty, questioning the ability of artists and curators to reinvent their approaches in response to social and cultural transformations.
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Galerie UQO Coordination: Artistic Project Development and Management (2021–2024)
From 2021 to 2024, as coordinator of Galerie UQO, I oversaw exhibition management, artistic production, and administration. I contributed to the dissemination of contemporary art by developing collaborations, supporting artists, and organizing interdisciplinary events. This experience reinforced the gallery’s role as a space for reflection and experimentation.
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Publication Coordination: 4×4, a Reflection on North–South Dynamics (September 2022)
The publication 4×4, directed by Emanuel Licha and coordinated at Galerie UQO, extends the reflection initiated by the film Zo Reken on North–South dynamics. Through a conversation with Maïka Sondarjee and Sabine Lamour, it questions the role of humanitarianism, patriarchy, and global power structures. A critical volume that highlights the contradictions inherent in international relations.
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Podcasts Project Coordination: Arpenter la culture, an Exploration of Cultural Issues (2020–2021)
The podcast series Arpenter la culture, organized by Hub Culture/Savoie and Galerie UQO, explores issues within the cultural sector. The episode Disséquer la culture de la précarité features a discussion between Martine D’Amours and Nicolas Rivard on the instability of cultural work and possible solutions. A project that bridges academic research and field experience to…
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Podcasts Project Coordination: Chercher l’ouverture, a podcast series on exhibition and research in art (2020–2021)
The podcast series Chercher l’ouverture, organized by Galerie UQO, explores the issues of exhibition in contemporary art.
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Publication Coordination: Entretiens #4 – Lettre d’un présent précaire (March 2021)
As coordinator of Entretiens #4 – Lettre d’un présent précaire, I oversaw the editorial organization of this interdisciplinary publication led by Galerie UQO. The volume explores precarity in contemporary art through the reflections of scholars and artists.
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Publication Coordination: Entretiens #5 – No Future (September 2020)
As coordinator of Entretiens #5 – No Future, I supervised the entire editorial process to shape a critical dialogue on the future of contemporary art.
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Conference Organization: Making History – The Exhibition and Its Reconstitution (May 29, 2019)
The conference Making History: The Exhibition and Its Reconstitution explored the impact of reconstructed exhibitions on knowledge production and artistic creation. As an organizational assistant, I contributed to the coordination and logistics of this interdisciplinary event, which bridged art history, museology, and curatorial practices.