Collision 11

Collision 11

Parisian Laundry

Lieven Meyer, Heads (video still), 2014. Four-channel video installation. Image courtesy of the artist.
February 24, 2015

February 25–March 14, 2015 

Parisian Laundry 
3550 St-Antoine West 
Montreal (Quebec) 
Canada, H4C 1A9

www.parisianlaundry.com 
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Artists: Louis Bouvier, Dana Dal Bo, Jeanette Johns, Catherine Lisi-Daoust, Jennifer Lupien, Caroline Mauxion, Lieven Meyer, Tapilapi

For the last ten years, Parisian Laundry has been proud to host graduating MFA students from Concordia University and l’Université du Québec à Montréal. Students are invited to submit thesis projects for a unique and curated group show. Past participants include the likes of Canada’s most exciting emerging artists such as  Charles Stankievech, Étienne Tremblay-Tardif, Patrick Lundeen as well as Steve Bates, and Julie Trudel, amongst countless others. 

The 11th edition of Collision features works on paper, sculpture, video, installation, an ongoing performance and touches on varying issues such as the ubiquity of social media technologies, the relevance of institutional critique and new strategies for spatial intervention and bodily activation. 

This year’s projects offer not only points of contact and intersection with one another, but as well with broader concerns characteristic of the current cultural climate. What types of relationships are initiated with the self and with others in an age of images and information? Can the significance of a critical position ever be exhausted under increased cynicism? In which ways can immersive installation and spontaneous performance continue to affect viewership and the experience of inhabiting space? These are some of the questions approached in Collision 11 and left dynamically open-ended for the reflection of visitors. 

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