Blanc de mémoire sur Cédez Le Passage

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L'exposition de Marc-André Goulet est présentée du 16 mai au 15 juin sur Cédez Le Passage, l'Espace virtuel d’exposition et de références en photographique pour la Relève québécoise.
L'occasion de découvrir en ligne ces portraits de 15 intervenants, 15 acteurs de changements dans la lutte contre le SIDA, immortalisés dans des lieux publics significatifs reliés à leur vie de militant, ainsi qu’aux enjeux et à l’histoire de la maladie au Québec.
 
 
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Show d'ouverture de l'Effet Trickster @Kanesatake

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Les Trois Garçons, dont Maxime Lee Larose, co-initiateur du projet l'Effet Trickster, ont présenté le spectacle d'ouverture à la communauté Mohawk de Kanesatake, réunit pour l'occasion. L'Effet Trickster commencera la semaine prochaine avec un nouveau groupe d'adolescent.
 
En attendant les photos des activités, retour en image sur le spectacle!
 
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Nous nous joignons au Défi Climat

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La mobilisation sur l’enjeu des changements climatiques se poursuit, cette cinquième édition du Défi Climat est la plus vaste campagne de mobilisation pour la lutte aux changements climatiques au Québec.
Les organisations peuvent s’engager à mobiliser employés et étudiants à participer à la campagne Défi Climat jusqu'au 8 juin 2012, à poser des gestes organisationnels pour améliorer leur bilan carbone et faire rayonner la campagne dans leurs réseaux.
 
En 2011, 1 277 organisations de partout au Québec se sont impliquées dans cet effort collectif en convainquant 52 242 citoyens de s’engager à poser des gestes concrets pour réduire leurs émissions de GES.
 
Nous avons tous un rôle à jouer dans la lutte aux changements climatiques!
 
 

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Visite culturelle au MAC pour Tandem Créatif

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Les artistes de Tandem Créatif et nos deux médiatrices étaient au MAC hier pour découvrir ensemble l'exposition LA QUESTION DE L'ABSTRACTION.
Riche en émotion, retour sur la visite via quelques citations attrapées au vol:
 
Guido Molinari,structure 1970
" C'est comme un Tic Tac Touch"
 
"C'est passionnel et passionnant"
 
"On dirait des hommes des cavernes"
 
Riopelle
 
" la transparence ça fait transparaître les images"
 
" Comme des feuilles d'automne rouges"
 
" ¨Ça fait mal dans les yeux quand je vois ça"
 
"C'est beau, jaune, comme le soleil'
 
"C'est comme la météo à la tv"
 
Devant un monochrome rouge
 
"C'est comme un taureau, la corrida "
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