Event recording, Video interview
Study day on dance and the visual arts at MACM – Performance in the museum (excerpt)
Date
January 11, 2019Place
MontrealDirector
Frédérique Rivest (Fondation Jean-Pierre Perreault)Editor
Frédérique Rivest (Fondation Jean-Pierre Perreault)Sound recording
Alexandre Perreault (Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal)Production
Fondation Jean-Pierre Perreault and the Musée d'art contemporain de MontréalLength
4 min 03Moderator
Dena Davida
The study day on dance and the visual arts held by the MAC as part of the Françoise Sullivan exhibition took place January 11, 2019 in Montreal.
With: Lynda Gaudreau, Simon Grenier-Poirier, Catherine Lavoie-Marcus, Dorian Nuskind-Oder and The Two Gullivers (Flutura and Besnik Haxhillari).
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Co-production
On January 11, 2019, the MACM held a study day on dance and the visual arts as part of its Françoise Sullivan exhibition. The event included three round table discussions with Lynda Gaudreau, Simon Grenier-Poirier, Catherine Lavoie-Marcus, Dorian Nuskind-Oder, The Two Gullivers (Flutura and Besnik…
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