Joyce Yahouda Gallery

Thinking Ahead Forum - with the International Artists Museum and Sagol School of Neuroscience

Scientists / Artists Talking Art Through Senses

Thinking Ahead is a Forum established by a panel of scientists who are members of the artistic community of Israel. Its purpose is to serve as a platform for scientists and artists around the world, advancing both disciplines through in-depth collaboration and an exchange of knowledge and ideas.

Curators :
Doron Polak
Rony Griffit
Henie Westbrook

Production :
Iris Elhanani

Advisory Planning Team :
Yehudah Roth
Joyce Yahouda

Participants :
Sergio Antonino, Michel Afargan, Revital Arbel, Itamar Beglikter, Evan Bellin, Amos Blas, Chanchal Banga, Omri Goren, Nitza Genosar, Rony Griffit, Joshua Griffit, Uri de-Beer, Shahar Davis, Norma Drimmer, Sharon Assa-Hillei, Tirza Valentain, Elad Zada, Lior Zalmanson, Eden Hevroni, Daniel Landau, Michael Lazar, Dafna Moriya, Shahar Marcus, Mira Marcus Kalish, Dan Svorai, Ran Slavin, Doron Polak, Ruth Paporish Weinstein, Michel Platnik, Uriel Tzvi Halevi, Avi KAiser, Maeir Rakocz, Avi Rozen, Yehudah Roth, Oded Rechavi, Dafna Shalom, Avi Sperber, Tamar Shori.


Transmission - A project by BALCONY

International Travelling Exhibition
Head Curator: Drorit Gur-Arie
Montreal Producer: Joyce Yahouda

Transmission presents 14 digital print works by 15 artists, as well as 9 curators from 7 countries.

 

ReTransmission - A project by Joyce Yahouda

Curator and Producer: Joyce Yahouda

ReTransmission presents 10, three-dimensional works by Canadian artists based on the theme of Transmission.

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Thursday Oct. 17, Friday Oct. 18, Saturday Oct. 19.

Thursday Oct. 24, Friday Oct. 25.

From 12 – 5 p.m.

Performance: Saturday, October 26, from 12 – 5 p.m.

That day, the space will be modified to accommodate an appropriation of Jean Cocteau’s monodrama, The Human Voice (1930). The text will be interpreted by 4 different actors, including the artist himself.

Join us for a drink from 5 to 6 p.m.!

Address

1134, Ste Catherine O. # 770

H3B 1H4, Montreal, QC, Canada

Metro: Peel

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naakita feldman-kiss, Céline B. La Terreur

When Doron Polak and Iris Elhanani invited me, as guest curator, to participate in the exhibition Beyond the Veil, an international artistic project aimed at promoting women's empowerment by women artists, I immediately thought of two multidisciplinary artists, Céline B. La Terreur and naakita feldman-kiss.

The exhibition Beyond the Veil examines contemporary issues, by presenting works by women artists, poets, writers, activists, and journalists, who, through their different practices, question not only the modes of consumption, production, and rituals, but also society’s inequalities, access to ethics, freedom of choice, taking into account the consequences that this entails.


As invited curator for the Art Souterrain Festival, I invite you to come and discover the five artists whose work I am thrilled to present (Alexander Pilis, Céline B. La Terreur, Edward Hillel, Perry Bard, Vincent Lafrance). 

I invite you for the different vernissages taking place on Saturday March 2nd, 2019, at The Observatory of Place Ville Marie, World Trade Center of Montréal and at Palais des Congrés de Montréal; starting at 6 pm.

- Alexander Pilis @ Observatoire Place Ville Marie
- Céline B. La Terreur @ Maison de la culture Pointe-aux-Trembles
- Edward Hillel @ Palais des congrès de Montréal
- Perry Bard @ Centre de commerce mondial de Montréal
- Vincent Lafrance @ Centre de commerce mondial de Montréal


I am pleased to pursue my collaboration with the artist Fabrizio Perozzi, by presenting the installation Intimités/Intimité, whose evolution I have been following over the last 2 years.
Thank you, Galerie Laroche/Joncas, for your invitation to curate the exhibition.

- Joyce Yahouda

Galerie Laroche/Joncas
presents a double exhibition of the works by

FABRIZIO PEROZZI
INTIMITÉS/ INTIMITÉ  
Curator Joyce Yahouda
November 22nd - December 17th, 2018  (Belgo, suite 442)

> Wednesday to Saturday, 12pm - 5pm

POINTS DE REPÈRES
Curator Michel Denée
November 15th - December 22nd, 2018 (Belgo, suite 410)
 
Double vernissage
Thursday, November 22nd, 2018, from 5:30 to 8:30 pm

Galerie Laroche/Joncas, Belgo, 372 Ste-Catherine Ouest, suites 410 & 442, Montréal, QC


Guillaume Boudrias-Plouffe, Bernard Gamoy, Moridja Kitenge Banza, Nicolas Mavrikakis, Michel Niquette, Fabrizio Perozzi, Alana Riley, Sarah Brown; Gabrielle Lajoie-Bergeron; Alessandro Mangiarotti; Hunter Mclean; Marianne Pon-Layus; Federico Stroppiana; Guillaume Blanchet, Mathieu Girard; Etienne Marcoux; Jérôme Ruby.

Film Section: Eden Awashish; Yousra Benziane; Raymond Capiln; Eather Condos; Denis Coté; Zack Greenleaf; Crystal Dawn Jerome; Thomas Leblanc Murray; Vincent René Lortie; Ryan Mckenna; Marie-Pierre Ottawa; Kevin Papatie; Kazic Radwansky; Matteu Rankin; Emmet Walsh.

The contemporary art event (in)Vision is an invasion of Canadian art on foreign soil.

(in)Vision is about addressing cultural perspectives and provoking dialogue. Its aim is to ensure that the rich diversity and strength of Canada’s voice is heard in today’s global village.

The 2018 edition of Canadian (in)Vision focuses on contemporary art coming out of Montreal.  


David Ellingsen, 2016 The Hottest year on Record to Date, 2016

Max Abadian, Maude Arsenault, Jacques Bilodeau, Annie Briard, David Ellingsen, Moridja Kitenge Banza, Nicolas Mavrikakis, François Ollivier, Le Pigeon, Alana Riley, Stephen Schofield, Daniel Shipp, Victor Varga Villafuerte, Louise Viger, Paul Wong, Lee Yanor

Mobilità is movement, the capacity to move; it is mobility. We live in a mobile era, undoubtedly more than ever before in the history of non-nomadic cultures.

If instability and the absence of seemingly immutable material or emotional bonds constitute the fragile face of mobility, the notion is also paired with a number of desirable conditions, such as fluidity, flexibility, adaptability, accessibility, diversity, exchange, freedom and discovery – all of which hold strength. As Lafontaine’s reed that merely bends when the winds blow wild. 

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