Refreshments will be available. All are welcome.
Leading our next Members’ Talk is choreographer, curator and researcher Lynda Gaudreau whose often minimalist work, developed through series, is essentially a play on quantities of time, space and movement.
Out of Mies is an installation containing three short films, each responding to one of the buildings designed by Mies van der Rohe in Montreal during the 1960s: Tourelle-Sur-Rive (1962), Westmount Square (1967) and the Nuns’ Island Filling Station (1969). The three films, each of which runs for approximately 10 minutes, are projected in separate but adjoining spaces.
Lynda’s talk will lead you from the morning light of the apartment building to the night of the gas station with both the man-made and the natural as ever present factors.
See the exhibition listing and lyndagaudreau.com for more information.