Multiples Artists
ORANGE 5th edition. Les Viscéraux / Une esthétique de l’appétence
12.09.2015 – 25.10.2015

Les Viscéraux / Une esthétique de l’appétence
ORANGE, L’événement d’art actuel de Saint-Hyacinthe 5e édition

Sites
Pavillon EXPRESSION : 495, avenue Saint-Simon, Saint-Hyacinthe
Pavillon ORANGE : 1775, rue des Cascades, Saint-Hyacinthe
Pavillon JAPONAIS : 1767, rue des Cascades, Saint-Hyacinthe
Comté de KAMOURASKA : several exhibition sites

Early life experiences structure our eating habits later on. Beginning with the instinctual search for mother’s milk, through fishing and gathering all the way up to predation, the search for nourishment necessary to survival has always been foremost among our concerns as human beings. Craving, appetite, need, desire and want; what might these words mean if applied to artmaking? Where does their voracity come from? Is there a creative drive that stems from the same place as hunger and deprivation? Much as the farmer sows, cultivates and harvests, or raises livestock destined to nourish, artists also sow, cultivate, raise and sublimate feelings that nourish both the mind and the collective imagination.

These viscéraux are born artists. Creatively engaged in a perpetual redefinition of the everyday, they create art out of life itself. Thirty artists’ works are presented in the research and exploration laboratory that is ORANGE, twenty in the exhibition section and ten in the performance art residency. The hunger of the world is voracious… and art is visceral.

Opening Saturday, September 19 at 2pm.

Event's Web site

Video report on the opening of ORANGE, l’événement d’art actuel de Saint-Hyacinthe - 5th edition, 3 min 9 s. © NousTV

Commissioners
Céline Mayrand et Sylvie Tourangeau

Les Viscéraux / Une esthétique de l’appétence
ORANGE, L’événement d’art actuel de Saint-Hyacinthe 5e édition

Sites
Pavillon EXPRESSION : 495, avenue Saint-Simon, Saint-Hyacinthe
Pavillon ORANGE : 1775, rue des Cascades, Saint-Hyacinthe
Pavillon JAPONAIS : 1767, rue des Cascades, Saint-Hyacinthe
Comté de KAMOURASKA : several exhibition sites

Early life experiences structure our eating habits later on. Beginning with the instinctual search for mother’s milk, through fishing and gathering all the way up to predation, the search for nourishment necessary to survival has always been foremost among our concerns as human beings. Craving, appetite, need, desire and want; what might these words mean if applied to artmaking? Where does their voracity come from? Is there a creative drive that stems from the same place as hunger and deprivation? Much as the farmer sows, cultivates and harvests, or raises livestock destined to nourish, artists also sow, cultivate, raise and sublimate feelings that nourish both the mind and the collective imagination.

These viscéraux are born artists. Creatively engaged in a perpetual redefinition of the everyday, they create art out of life itself. Thirty artists’ works are presented in the research and exploration laboratory that is ORANGE, twenty in the exhibition section and ten in the performance art residency. The hunger of the world is voracious… and art is visceral.

Opening Saturday, September 19 at 2pm.

Event's Web site

Video report on the opening of ORANGE, l’événement d’art actuel de Saint-Hyacinthe - 5th edition, 3 min 9 s. © NousTV