For the inauguration of the new tramway, the Farine Orpheline collective was commissioned by La Filature – Scène Nationale de Mulhouse – to lead an underground social and artistic action in…
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Invited as artists in residence at the Théâtre La Chapelle, the Farine Orpheline collective set up a media laboratory to explore and develop children’s abilities in design, rhythm, sound and…
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Well known as a world capital of creativity, Montreal participated in the activities of Lille 2004 – Cultural Capital of Europe in the Parallel Worlds series, presenting a delegation of…
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How might we present a collection of artifacts from the food transformation in a manner that generates a new appreciation for these old objects? How might we explain without boring, protect without putting…
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The word “asylum” still resonates as a frightening image in our collective memory. A heritage of the industrial era, the asylum Saint-Jean-de-Dieu of Montreal, today called Louis-H. Lafontaine hospital, was…
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August 2001: A fleet of six sailboats embarked on the rivers that connect Quebec City and New York City. The boats carried a collection of Quebec artists who animated this…
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The Hochelaga-Maisonneuve neighborhood of Montreal, formerly the city of Maisonneuve, was at one time called the “Pittsburgh of Canada” because of its great industrial prosperity. The period of de-industrialization left…
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