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Anne-Marie Proulx

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Le jardin d’après, by Anne-Marie Proulx

Authors: Louis Perreault | Artists: Anne-Marie Proulx

[November 23, 2021] By Louis Perreault. Stretching out on the black asphalt are rays of hard light that have pierced through the foliage of a white ash tree. Farther on, cobblestones, aged by several hundred years of foot, car, and horse traffic, suggest an old American city, which is not named…

Anne-Marie Proulx

Anne-Marie Proulx, Les falaises se rapprochent – Nathalie Bachand

Ciel variable 110 - MIGRATION | Exhibition Reviews
Authors: Nathalie Bachand | Artists: Anne-Marie Proulx

[Fall 2018] This article was originally published only in French. You can read it by switching over to the French version of this page. Galerie des arts visuels de l’Université Laval, Québec Du 12 avril au 20 mai 2018 Par Nathalie Bachand (French only) [See the printed or digital version of the magazine for the […]

Anne-Marie Proulx — Carmen Victor

Ciel variable 108 - GOING PUBLIC | Exhibition Reviews
Authors: Carmen Victor | Artists: Anne-Marie Proulx

May 4, 2021 [originally published in French only in CV108 in Winter 2018] — Innu-aimun is a language spoken by Innu (Montagnais-Naskapi) peoples across boreal and sub-Arctic areas of Labrador and eastern Quebec. Quebec City artist and photographer Anne-Marie Proulx selected the Innu-aimun word Aiminanu, which translates to “there is a conversation going on” as the title of a exhibition at YYZ Artists’ Outlet in Toronto…