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    S'exercer, solo show

As part of Manif d'art 12's young curators program, I am presenting a solo exhibition at the Gabrielle-Roy Library in Quebec City, curated by Camille Biron. On view until March 29.


Camille Ratté · Mylène Michaud · Carole Baillargeon · Zou Desbiens - Manif d'Art

    Jean-Marie-Gauvreau Award for Excellence in the Arts and Crafts

I am pleased to announce that I am aon the short list for the Jean-Marie-Gauvreau Prize. The winner will be announced on Thursday, April 2. An exhibition featuring the works of the finalists for the 2026 Jean-Marie-Gauvreau and Jean-Cartier Prizes will be on display at MuMAQ through May 3.



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Carole Baillargeon is known for her sculptures and installations; she speaks of humans, their vulnerability and impermanence, with a hybrid practice in visual arts, referring to scenography, trade arts and crafts.  

This multidisciplinarity is used to its fullest in Paysages-Vêtements (Clothing-Landscapes), a grandiose project realised between 2000 and 2015, and in the research for movement where theatre, dance, song and music were used with the help of co-designers and performers.

She has received numerous awards and grants, including the Prix du Rayonnement international in 2000, awarded by the Conseil des régions de Québec et Chaudières-Appalaches, and the Premier prix Ville de Québec de la Biennale Découverte in 1993 for her piece La main qui prend main,  permanently on display in the foyer of Palais Montcalm in Québec City.



My curriculum vitae (PDF)
Sculpting Diverse Materials, Marie-France Bégis, Magazin'Art, vol 31, no122, 2019

 
Studio, photo Michel Gauvin


Clairière Art Nature, photo Marie-Claude De Souza