Über das Buch
Bilingual catalog (French and English) on Mathieu Laca's "Mort ou vif" exhibition held at the Modulum gallery in Montreal in 2012. This book features every painting of the show (around forty) and texts by Normand Babin (in French) and Sanita Fejzic (in English). It's an insightful visual incursion into the practice of this exciting young painter. Visit the exhibition website here: http://mortouvif.weebly.com/
"Mathieu Laca’s art confronts, shocks, demands, provokes. It is elegant and bare in its frankness and effect. And is immediately felt. Stimulated by complex layers, symbols and strokes, the viewer’s sense are triggered and stirred: a deep psychological penetration, an uncomfortable examination, a tender and brutal duel between artist and his desires and obsessions." Sanita Fejzic
«Les yeux des protagonistes des toiles de Laca ont la lourdeur d’un passé, la vision de la brièveté de l’avenir, la sourde sauvagerie latente.»
«Chez Mathieu Laca, il y aura toujours cette valse entre sublime et trivial, entre admiration et dégoût, entre larmes et crachats. Les dieux ne sont pas
si dieux que ça : ils sont hommes.» Normand Babin
About the authors / À propos des auteurs:
Sanita Fejzic is a fiction writer based in Ottawa. She has published her poetry and short stories in various literary magazines including Guerilla, Byword and The Newer York. In the past year, she was the author of The Beaver Tales blog for Xtra newspaper as well as the Ottawa correspondent for 2B, Être and Entre Elles magazines. Prior to her independent writing career, Fejzic was also the Editor-in-chief of Muse magazine for the Canadian Museums Association as well as the English editor at the Canadian Museum of Civilization and the Canadian War Museum.
Pianiste classique de formation, Normand Babin s’implique activement à la reconnaissance des designers et des artistes émergents. Depuis près de trois ans, il tient un blog, montrealistement.blogspot.com, où il relate les événements qui lui plaisent dans les arts visuels, en architecture, en design et en musique contemporaine. Il est commissaire aux expositions à la galerie Modulum depuis le printemps 2012.
"Mathieu Laca’s art confronts, shocks, demands, provokes. It is elegant and bare in its frankness and effect. And is immediately felt. Stimulated by complex layers, symbols and strokes, the viewer’s sense are triggered and stirred: a deep psychological penetration, an uncomfortable examination, a tender and brutal duel between artist and his desires and obsessions." Sanita Fejzic
«Les yeux des protagonistes des toiles de Laca ont la lourdeur d’un passé, la vision de la brièveté de l’avenir, la sourde sauvagerie latente.»
«Chez Mathieu Laca, il y aura toujours cette valse entre sublime et trivial, entre admiration et dégoût, entre larmes et crachats. Les dieux ne sont pas
si dieux que ça : ils sont hommes.» Normand Babin
About the authors / À propos des auteurs:
Sanita Fejzic is a fiction writer based in Ottawa. She has published her poetry and short stories in various literary magazines including Guerilla, Byword and The Newer York. In the past year, she was the author of The Beaver Tales blog for Xtra newspaper as well as the Ottawa correspondent for 2B, Être and Entre Elles magazines. Prior to her independent writing career, Fejzic was also the Editor-in-chief of Muse magazine for the Canadian Museums Association as well as the English editor at the Canadian Museum of Civilization and the Canadian War Museum.
Pianiste classique de formation, Normand Babin s’implique activement à la reconnaissance des designers et des artistes émergents. Depuis près de trois ans, il tient un blog, montrealistement.blogspot.com, où il relate les événements qui lui plaisent dans les arts visuels, en architecture, en design et en musique contemporaine. Il est commissaire aux expositions à la galerie Modulum depuis le printemps 2012.
Eigenschaften und Details
- Hauptkategorie: Bildende Kunst
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Projektoption: Standard-Hochformat, 20×25 cm
Seitenanzahl: 40 - Veröffentlichungsdatum: Sept. 30, 2012
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Über den Autor
Mathieu Laca
Laval, Québec, Canada
