Annual programming (2013)

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I believe in magic (Portrait of the artist as an idiot) by Nicolas Mavrikakis, curator of the exhibition “It’s great”Andy Warhol (Mascot of Pop Art, 1928-1987) “I’m loving it”Ronald McDonald (Pop artist born in 1963)I did not write the following texts. I did not translate them (Google Translate did). I did not pay the person who printed that patchwork of texts or sent it to you. But I find it great to quote each of them.    Individual Exhibition November 28, 2013 – January 11, 2014 Happy Meal Guest curator : Nicolas Mavrikakis Thierry Marceau	Art Fair October 17 – 20, 2013 Saint-Lambert Art Fair Painting, sculpture, mixed media David Elliott, Stephen Schofield, Laurent Bouchard, Daniel Gendron
The Joyce Yahouda Gallery and The Invisible Dog Art Center (Brooklyn) present Being touched by Massimo Guerrerra. Text by Nicolas Mavrikakis, curator No, this exhibition will not simply be a display of objects. It will indeed count a variety of paintings, sculptures, drawings… but the whole is greater than the sum of these artworks. It is also more than an installation. And it is not a performance per se. This exhibition could rather be defined as a meeting place between the artist and the public, with art serving as a frame. A way for visitors to be touched by the works, but also by the creative process. Massimo Guerrera’s practice takes into account the intangible aspects of encounters between individuals, in this case between himself and the community. For several years, Guerrera has been working towards defining art as a tool for social interaction; his sessions with the public nourish his approach, and are being repeatedly referred to in his paintings, sculptures, and drawings.Thus the public will be invited to meet the artist, to share conversations with him, and even to partake in his creative process. Link to The Invisible Dog's website Individual Exhibition Being touched @ The Invisible Dog (Brooklyn) Drawing, sculpture Massimo Guerrera	Buddhas, bankers, fortune tellers, a chorus of skulls & a young revolutionary. Cats, toads, flies & lots of birds.  Typewriters, clocks, hanging light bulbs, moneybags, false teeth, skyscrapers & volcanoes. Carré rouge, carré blanc, the fleur-de-lys, the rainbow coalition flag.  David Elliott’s latest conspiracies of cut-out characters & objects mix the phantasmagorical with the political like a madcap 3-Penny Opera. Individual Exhibition October 12 – November 16, 2013 PARADE Painting David Elliott
ARPRIM + articule + AXENÉO7 + Centre CLARK + Joyce Yahouda Gallery + Galerie SAW Gallery & FORMATS invite you to the festive launch of HB Magazine’s second issue! In presence of the artists, collaborators + DJ Edmond Palace + Bar! Sophie Jodoin, Carl Trahan, Bernard Gamoy, Hugo Gaudet-Dion, Pierre Duquette, Mario Doucette, Coco Riot, Mathieu Beauséjour, Fred Laforge, Guillaume Adjutor Provost, Massimo Guerrera, Emilie Roby, Jim Holyoak, Max Wyse, Alisha Piercy, Gwenessa Lam projet September 27, 2013 HB # 2	Culture to go Owners wanted: Magazines, books, flyers, and more are awaiting you!     And Sylvia Safdie's exhibition : Amzrou / Morocco Event September 27 – 28, 2013 Journées de la culture
“With the Morocco series Sylvia Safdie set out to investigate what happens when a community long identified with a particular location is displaced. […] Her interest and sensitivity to the issue of displacement as transformation is due in no small part to her own [experience].” Excerpts from Eric Lewis, The Video Art of Sylvia Safdie The Gallery will exceptionally be closed on Thursday, September 5 and Saturday, September 14, 2013 Individual Exhibition August 22 – October 5, 2013 Amzrou / Morocco Video, photography, drawing Sylvia Safdie	Gallery in transformation to welcome her!   The office is still open tuesday - saturday : 10:30 to 18:00 Event July 27 – August 20, 2013 The Gallery in transformation to welcome Sylvia Safdie Amzrou/Morocco, august 22
In this exhibit, I wanted to present works that place themes of independence, liberty, marginality and even anarchy, at the forefront. For this reason, I chose the title, Électrons libres, a French expression that encapsulates these themes. In English, a potential translation would be, Free Thinkers. Be it in a physical or figurative sense, whether a particle or an individual, the free electron evolves with little attachment to its surroundings. projet June 15 – July 27, 2013 Électrons libres Guest curator: Yan Romanesky David Elliott, Massimo Guerrera, Céline B. La Terreur, Michel Niquette, Adrian Norvid, Ana Rewakowicz, Alana Riley, Stephen Schofield, zipertatou, Élise Provencher	“Feuilletés transposes this idea of layered images: a photography, a pattern, an outline of an object or a person, a cross. This composite amalgam is the free union of images, in the idea of cadavre exquis... Individual Exhibition May 9 – June 8, 2013 Feuilletés Photography, digital drawing Michel Niquette
“Faraj creates pure intimacy in these works that suggest more than they reveal. She invites the viewer to reconcile the feminine side of eroticism with that of the traditionally hypocritical male experience—to rehumanize a pornography that is too often alienated by the business of collagen and silicone. […] Individual Exhibition May 9 – June 8, 2013 Miel salé Drawing Nadine Faraj	With Ève De Garie-Lamanque, Martin Lord, François Morelli, and Jason St-Laurent, as moderator. Between simple and sophisticated technics, between the commercial and underground scene, amongst a diversified audience, can drawing be considered as popular art? Event April 27, 2013 Panel discussion organized by HB and Foire Papier13 Drawing: a mark in the system
Art Fair April 25 – 28, 2013 Papier 13 Works on paper Georges Audet, Sarah Bertrand-Hamel, Jacques Bilodeau, Nadine Faraj, Massimo Guerrera, Céline B. La Terreur, Corine Lemieux, Nicolas Mavrikakis, Gary Michael Dault, François Morelli, Michel Niquette, Adrian Norvid, Fabrizio Perozzi, Stephen Schofield, Andrea Szilasi, Jonathan Woods, zipertatou, Laurent Bouchard, Kim Dufort, Gianguido Fucito, Daniel Horowitz, Élise Provencher, Élysanne Tremblay	Art au quotidien Art au quotidien @ Ritz-Carlton Sarah Bertrand-Hamel, Diane Gougeon, Massimo Guerrera, François Morelli, Fabrizio Perozzi, Sébastien Pesot, Ianick Raymond, Ana Rewakowicz, Denis Rousseau, Sylvia Safdie, Stephen Schofield, Andrea Szilasi, Sébastien Worsnip, Vivian Gottheim
Une installation au ralenti is a project initiated by Massimo Guerrera at the Joyce Yahouda Gallery. For five weeks, Massimo Guerrera will fill the gallery space to create a personal place where studio and exhibition space meet. The artist moves the boundaries of the exhibit to transform it into a living space that he will occupy over its duration, depending on his interventions.   Individual Exhibition April 4 – May 4, 2013 Une installation au ralenti Installation, sculpture, drawing, performance Massimo Guerrera	At Belgo, space 514: performative installation project : Atelier Star’s Anatomy At Galerie Bina Ellen Gallery: preparatory drawings from Atelier Star’s Anatomy project exhibited in Material Traces: Time and gesture in contemporary art Performance March 6 – 16, 2013 Atelier Stars's Anatomy Flutura & Besnik Haxhillari (The Two Gullivers)
The exhibition entitled Gorganciel showcases a set of six recent sculptures, created using Denis Rousseau's favorite materials, such as polyurethane and silicone. These monumental sculptures are combined with a series of five large scale photographs. Individual Exhibition February 21 – March 30, 2013 Gorganciel Sculpture, photography, installation Denis Rousseau	HB magazine was founded and produced by Joyce Yahouda Gallery, ARPRIM, articule, AXENÉO7, Centre CLARK and Galerie SAW Gallery. The first issue offers a selection of works by: Shuvinai Ashoona, Elmyna Bouchard, Josée Dubeau, Patrice Duhamel, Michelle Furlong, Kim Kielhofner, Martin Lord, François Morelli, Adrian Norvid, Marigold Santos, Matt Shane, Winnie Truong, Balint Zsako HB is an ambitious collaborative project focusing on the dissemination and promotion of drawing practices. HB is a magazine, a gallery on paper, a platform—a dynamic space dedicated to contemporary drawing. Structured so that each page threads together a set of visual sequences, HB is a space for exchange that gives precedence to imagery over text. projet February 6, 2013 New magazine HB
The Divine Tragedy: The Tower, the latest exhibit from artist Céline B. La Terreur, explores the notions of motherhood and madness through the drama of the Duplessis Orphans. For the last few years, Céline B. La Terreur has lived on the site of what used to be the garden of the Louis-H. Lafontaine (formerly Saint-Jean-de-Dieu) Hospital, whose imposing tower served as a backdrop to her first experiences as a mother. The artist spent two years studying the site, uncovering a history rife with secrets. Reaching out to former Duplessis Orphans, she collected accounts of their experiences at the St-Jean-de-Dieu Hospital, revealing the tragedy of their painful history. A tragedy in which, to this day, scandalous revelations are still silenced by the provincial government. A tragedy that shakes the moral pillars of Quebec’s society. A tragedy that must not be forgotten. Through video, painting, and sculpture, the artist expresses her fears, uncertainties, and musings, peering into this tragedy thorough the dual lenses of motherhood and womanhood. Translated by Marc Bertola and Geneviève Desaulniers Individual Exhibition January 24 – February 16, 2013 The Divine Tragedy: The Tower Painting, sculpture, video, performance Céline B. La Terreur	Performance January 24 – February 16, 2013 The Divine Tragedy: The Tower - Performances Céline B. La Terreur
The exhibition Blow Up presents a group of paintings in black and white and in colour. The object that served as their genesis is a bronze statuette, cast from an original plaster entitled Débuts and created by the Canadian sculptress É. de Montigny-Giguère (1878-1969). The writer Yves Navarre, who had the casting done, gave Fabrizio Perozzi one of these statuettes as a gift in the 1990s. Individual Exhibition November 15, 2012 – January 12, 2013 Blow Up Painting Fabrizio Perozzi

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