Marie-Pier Boucher and Beth Coleman Canadian Cultural Centre in Paris as part of the upcoming Némo – Biennale

The exhibition, titled Oscillation, focuses on how artistic and critical practices respond to ecological transformations, infrastructures, and sensory experience.
Kate Maddalena
Image still from Space Junkies (2023) by Marie-Pier Boucher, Alice Jarry, Guillaume Pascale
Image from "Space Junkies" (video, 2023) by Marie-Pier Boucher, Alice Jarry, and Guillaume Pascale

Mari-Pierre Boucher, Beth Coleman and three graduate students--Lauren Knight, Aline Zara, and Suarjan Prasai--are participating in an exhibition at the Canadian Cultural Centre in Paris as part of the upcoming Némo – Biennale internationale des arts numériques de la Région Île-de-France in Paris, France. The exhibition is also co-curated by Dr. Boucher.

The exhibition, Oscillation, begins on October 16 and runs until January 16. A symposium opens the exhibition on October 16.

From the symposium description: "The program explores the entangled dynamics of bodies, materials, and environments, focusing on how artistic and critical practices respond to ecological transformations, infrastructures, and sensory experience."

 

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