Caitlin Wilson
Biography
The mission of the Centre socioculturel Académie Sainte-Famille is to offer the entire community privileged access that promotes the visibility and development of Acadian and francophone culture. Three artists will be in residence at the Académie Sainte-Famille for two weeks.
Caitlin Wilson‘s prints are created using a combination of woodcut and intaglio methods. She explores her home province of New Brunswick by car, hiking, canoeing and even snowshoeing and documents her observations in drawings to the point of becoming completely absorbed by the ecosystem around her.
Rotchild Choisy is interested in the perception of interpersonal relationships that people share with their environment. The contrast of colours, gesture, textures and the reinterpretation of Haitian and African symbolic figures are important in his creations. Symbolism and allegory are also used to criticise intercultural, social and political relations. Artist residencies at the Académie Sainte-Famille.
Summary of the project
Artist residencies at the Académie Sainte-Famille
A series of artist residencies will be hosted in one of the two former dormitories on the 4th floor of the Académie Sainte-Famille Social & Cultural Centre in Tracadie-Sheila. Lasting two weeks each, the residencies will include a community workshop day to which representatives of different social groups will be invited. Caitlin Wilson’s prints are created using a combination of woodcut and intaglio methods. She explores her home province of New Brunswick by car, hiking, canoeing and even snowshoeing and documents her observations in drawings to the point of becoming completely absorbed by the ecosystem around her. Rotchild Choisy is interested in the perception of interpersonal relationships that people share with their environment. The contrast of colours, gesture, textures and the reinterpretation of Haitian and African symbols are important in his creations. Symbolism and allegory are also used to criticize intercultural, social, and political relations.
Important dates in 2023 📅
- May 15 to 26 → Residency and workshops with Caitilin Wilson – Open to all, registration here
- May 29 to June 9 → Residency and workshops with Rotchid Choisy – Open to all, registration here
- May 12 to June 23 → Residency and workshops with Gordon Sparks – Open to all, ici
- June 26 → Opening – Open to all, information here
- June 26 to July 15 → Exhibition at Galerie Nance 3 (opening of Activités Culturelles du Patrimoine) – Open to all
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Realized within the framework of the centenary
The creation of the Foundation was inspired by the dream of Jean Paul Riopelle, who wished to pass on his passion for art, his vision and inspire the next generation of artists to explore, innovate and surpass their creative potential.
An initiative of the Jean Paul Riopelle Foundation
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