J’ai rencontré Cara Déry il y a plus de dix ans et ma première impression ne s’est toujours pas démentie. Cette jeune quarantenaire est vive, joviale, franche et généreuse. C’est à l’occasion d’une présentation au […]
June Gutman has always been a creative person but it is in the face of a reality-shattering injury at the hands of the psychiatric system that kicked her art practice into gear. Her natural instinct […]
My first encounter with Alex Pouliot was a sort of half-fulfilled, one-directional game of glances, too early one morning while waiting at a bus station as we were both leaving Montreal for parallel work trips. […]
The first time I met Michèle Berard was at a dog park, though neither of us actually had a dog. She had come to soak in the lively atmosphere, which she said always sparked her […]
There’s an obvious, colourful thread running through the life of Florence Rivest. From a creative, summer camp gal leading canoe outings to a professional artist offering workshops in nature, it’s all connected. Through illustrations for […]
When I sign new artists at Paperole, I look for unique styles with a recognizable signature. Jeraume’s graphic universe instantly captivated me. Originally from Quebec and based in Montreal for over 10 years, Jeraume has […]
Günes-Hélène Isitan is a Canadian artist-researcher working in biomedia arts, blending art, biology, and philosophy. Her practice challenges the cultural divisions we impose within the continuum of life. Through visual works, interactive media and living […]
Robby Reis is a Scorpio and channels his intense, transformative energy into his work. I’ve always known him to have a strong expressive instinct that fuels his approach to art. He collects fragments of his […]
Catherine Potvin is one of those people who finds potential and beauty everywhere, in a very honest and simple way. The world is really her playground, constantly creating with anything she has under her hands. […]
Niti Mueth is not into speaking just to fill the air; she understands the power of words. Using her own handwritten typeface, Niti’s thoughtful texts can feel like a hug, a warm cup of tea, […]
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