Appel à projet pour Métissages Urbains

Appel à projet pour Métissages Urbains

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Murale au Jardin des Premières-Nations  

1 murale éphémère au Jardin des Premières-Nations

1 artiste engagé(e) pour la mixité sociale à Montréal

1 500 $ pour créer un projet innovant

 

Métissages Urbains accueille des artistes en résidence dans notre espace commun : la rue. Chaque projet consiste à co-créer des oeuvres (peinture, murale, bandes dessinées...) avec les passants afin de créer un lieu d’échanges et de rencontres improbables entre tous les citoyens. Les artistes sont jumelés à un ou plusieurs médiateurs intellectuels et culturels pendant la résidence, facilitant ainsi l'échange entre les différents acteurs.

Dans le cadre de ce projet, nous recherchons un(e) artiste (nous privilégions les candidatures émanant d'artistes autochtones​) pour réaliser une murale éphémère au Jardin des Premières-Nations. La murale sera exposée pendant près d'un an, du 21 juin 2016 (Journée nationale des peuples autochtones) jusqu'au printemps 2017.

Il s'agit de la 2ème collaboration entre le Jardin des Premières-Nations et Exeko : (re)découvrez la première édition sur le blogue d'Espace pour la Vie.

 

Le projet

« Hé mais c'est génial ça, comment ça marche? »

C'est tout simple : l'oeuvre murale doit être co-créée avec les passants dans les rues de Ville-Marie sur le thème "Enfant nature", entre mars et juin 2016. Dans l'esprit du projet et de notre organisme, l'artiste doit proposer un projet inclusif qui s'adresse à tous les citoyens, incluant les citoyens les plus marginalisés (itinérance notamment), en vue de créer de la mixité sociale.

La murale se compose en deux parties :

  • Une murale de 8 pieds x 8 pieds
  • Une création sonore pour accompagner la murale (qui peut être réalisée par l'artiste ou sous-traitée)

L'artiste sélectionné dispose de 1 500 $ pour réaliser son projet. Cela inclut la rémunération de l'artiste, l'achat du matériel et l'éventuelle sous-traitance de la partie sonore : à vous de gérer votre budget!

 

Intéressé(e)?

Les candidatures sont ouvertes jusqu'au 3 février 2016.

Remplissez le formulaire suivant puis envoyez votre candidature à [email protected]​. Merci!

 

La murale co-réalisée par Frédéric Péloquin (arts visuels), Geronimo Inutiq (création sonore) et plus d'une centaine de participants en 2015  

L'inauguration a eu lieu le 21 juin 2015 lors de la Journée nationale des peuples autochtones

 

 

Wall art at Jardin des Premières-Nations

1 ephemeral wall art at Jardin des Premières-Nations

1 artist commited for the social diversity at Montréal

1 500 $ to create an innovative project

 

Métissages Urbains welcome artists in residence in our common space: the street. Each project consists in co-creating art work (painting, wall art, comic strips…) with the passers-by to create a place of exchanges and improbable meeting between all citizens. The artists are coupled to one or several intellectual and cultural mediators during the residence, so facilitating the exchange between various actors.

As part of this project, we are looking for an artist (we favor candidacies emanating from First Nation and Metis artists) to realize an ephemeral wall art at First Nations Garden. This wall art will be exposed during almost one year, of June 21st, 2016 (National Aboriginal Day) until spring, 2017.

It is the 2nd collaboration between the First Nations Garden and Exeko: (re)discover the first edition on the blog (in French).

The project

« Hey but this is awesome, how does it work? »

It is quite simple: the wall art have to be co-created with the passers-by in the streets of Ville-Marie with the theme “Natural Child”, between March and June, 2016. In the spirit of the project and our organism, the artist must propose an including project which speaks to all the citizens, including the most marginalized (homeless in particular), with a view to create social mix.

The wall art consists in two parts :

  • An ephemeral wall art of 8 feet by 8 feet
  • An sound creation to accompanied the wall art (could be done by the artist or subcontract)

The chosen artist disposes of 1 500$ to realize his project. It includes the artist compensation, the purchase of materials and the eventually subcontract for the sound part: to you to manage your budget

Interested?

The submission deadlines is the 3rd, February, 2016

Complete the following form then send your candidacy at [email protected]. Thanks!

 

Wall art co-realized by Frederic Péloquin (visual arts), Geronimo Inutiq (sound creation) and more than hundred participants in 2015.

 

 

The inauguration took place on June 21st, 2015 during the National Aboriginal day

 

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  • « By engaging with people on a deep level, we see Exeko reinvigorating individual spirit to rebuild society in a new way. Exeko's work is not about small projects, but about achieving full social inclusion at a systemic level. [...] we believe that Exeko will reach a level of systemic impact with Quebec, Canada and the world within 5-10 years. »

    Elisha Muskat, Executive Director, Ashoka Canada

  • « Its goal? To develop reasoning, critical thinking, logic, and increase citizen participation of these marginalized groups. »

    Caroline Monpetit, Le Devoir (free translation)

  • «  I write my thoughts in my head, not on paper, and my thought is not lost. »

    Participant @PACQ

  • « Why use paper when it is as beautiful as this? »

    One of the co-creator for Métissage Urbain

  • « I Have my own identity ! »

    Putulik, Inuit participant, Métissage Urbain

  • « It is terrible for a society to ignore people with such talent! »

    Hélène-Elise Blais, les Muses about ART and ID projects

  • « Art has the advantage to make people talk about abilities rather than limitations, when confronted with an intellectual disability.  »

    Delphine Ragon, Community Programs Manager, Les Compagnons de Montréal

  • « Over the past few years, we have been seeing more and more high quality productions by people with an intellectual disability who truly are artists.  »

    Julie Laloire @AMDI

  • « Exeko implements creative solutions to several problematic, gives a voice to those we don't hear and hope to the underprivileged. »

    Bulletin des YMCA

  • « Its goal? To develop reasoning, critical thinking, logic, and increase citizen participation of these marginalized groups. »

    Caroline Monpetit, Le Devoir (free translation)

  • « ...empowering the children, and giving them confidence »

    APTN National News

  • « It’s a great program for children to learn about their traditions and to increase their interaction with Elders in the community. »

    Erika Eagle, Social Development Assistant with Waswanipi Brighter Future

  • « We are not higher, we are not lower, we are equal. »

    Simeoni, participant idAction Mobile

  • « Receving is good, but giving is better »

    Participant idAction@Kanesatake

  • « They're both people. We're not looking enough after people with problems, and mostly with mental health issues. Then we would have more people able to work. »

    Participant, idAction@Accueil Bonneau

  • « What better way to strengthen intergenerational ties? [...] A meeting between peers, a place for expression, learning and recovery »

    Chantal Potvin, reporter at Innuvelle

  • «  I don't know everything, but while reading it, it always bring me one step closer »

    A participant, idAction Mobile

  • «  By engaging with people on a deep level, we see Exeko reinvigorating individual spirit to rebuild society in a new way. Exeko's work is not about small projects, but about achieving full social inclusion at a systemic level. [...] we believe that Exeko will reach a level of systemic impact with Quebec, Canada and the world within 5-10 years. »

    Elisha Muskat, Executive Director, Ashoka Canada

  • «  ...empowering the children, and giving them confidence »

    APTN National News

  • «  I was completely alone today, thanks for talking to me »

    Elie, participant @idAction Mobile

  • «  They're both people. We're not looking enough after people with problems, and mostly with mental health issues. Then we would have more people able to work. »

    Participant, idAction@Accueil Bonneau

  • «  Today, the power acquired through knowledge is more far-reaching than knowledge itself. »

    André Frossard

  • « By engaging with people on a deep level, we see Exeko reinvigorating individual spirit to rebuild society in a new way. Exeko's work is not about small projects, but about achieving full social inclusion at a systemic level. [...] we believe that Exeko will reach a level of systemic impact with Quebec, Canada and the world within 5-10 years.»
    Elisha Muskat, Executive Director, Ashoka Canada
  • « Exeko implements creative solutions to several problematic, gives a voice to those we don't hear and hope to the underprivileged.»
    Bulletin des YMCA
  • « Over the past few years, we have been seeing more and more high quality productions by people with an intellectual disability who truly are artists. »
    Julie Laloire @AMDI
  • « Art has the advantage to make people talk about abilities rather than limitations, when confronted with an intellectual disability. »
    Delphine Ragon, Community Programs Manager, Les Compagnons de Montréal
  • « It is terrible for a society to ignore people with such talent!»
    Hélène-Elise Blais, les Muses about ART and ID projects
  • « I Have my own identity !»
    Putulik, Inuit participant, Métissage Urbain
  • « Why use paper when it is as beautiful as this?»
    One of the co-creator for Métissage Urbain
  • « I write my thoughts in my head, not on paper, and my thought is not lost.»
    Participant @PACQ
  • « Its goal? To develop reasoning, critical thinking, logic, and increase citizen participation of these marginalized groups.»
    Caroline Monpetit, Le Devoir (free translation)
  • « Its goal? To develop reasoning, critical thinking, logic, and increase citizen participation of these marginalized groups.»
    Caroline Monpetit, Le Devoir (free translation)
  • « Today, the power acquired through knowledge is more far-reaching than knowledge itself.»
    André Frossard
  • « They're both people. We're not looking enough after people with problems, and mostly with mental health issues. Then we would have more people able to work.»
    Participant, idAction@Accueil Bonneau
  • « They're both people. We're not looking enough after people with problems, and mostly with mental health issues. Then we would have more people able to work.»
    Participant, idAction@Accueil Bonneau
  • « We are not higher, we are not lower, we are equal.»
    Simeoni, participant idAction Mobile
  • « I was completely alone today, thanks for talking to me»
    Elie, participant @idAction Mobile
  • « Receving is good, but giving is better»
    Participant idAction@Kanesatake
  • « What better way to strengthen intergenerational ties? [...] A meeting between peers, a place for expression, learning and recovery»
    Chantal Potvin, reporter at Innuvelle
  • «  ...empowering the children, and giving them confidence»
    APTN National News
  • « By engaging with people on a deep level, we see Exeko reinvigorating individual spirit to rebuild society in a new way. Exeko's work is not about small projects, but about achieving full social inclusion at a systemic level. [...] we believe that Exeko will reach a level of systemic impact with Quebec, Canada and the world within 5-10 years.»
    Elisha Muskat, Executive Director, Ashoka Canada
  • « It’s a great program for children to learn about their traditions and to increase their interaction with Elders in the community.»
    Erika Eagle, Social Development Assistant with Waswanipi Brighter Future
  • « ...empowering the children, and giving them confidence»
    APTN National News