Publications

Over the past twenty-five years, Bertrand Carrière has woven a very personal photographic body of work. His poetic images try to give a voice to mute things, to places that disappear.

His latest artistic venture, Touche, is a major work produced and distributed in collaboration with the Centre SAGAMIE .

Since art is a dynamic that is played out in pairs (artist/spectator), Bouchard considers the question of responsibility and, by extension, that of competence, aptitude and good faith, in both the exhibitor and the observer.

This 200-page book offers a visual journey through a selection of digital works by 50 artists who have completed a research/creation residency at Centre SAGAMIE.

The multimedia installation Thirty-Six presented in this book includes photographic images, videos and sculptures.

Isabelle Hayeur's recent work is situated in the perspective of an ecological and urbanistic critique.

This 257-page monograph presents an important body of work by the artist Jean-Pierre Séguin, more specifically the series of portraits made between 1976 and 2006.

Catalogue of the exhibition Autofictions, which brought together works from a series of digital prints.

The monumental work entitled Sophie, a silkscreen wall installation consisting of 108 elements on paper, was exhibited at the Centre SAGAMIE gallery Centre SAGAMIE Alma.

"These are images of trees captured at the Montreal Botanical Garden and in the countryside or on the riverside in Saint-Jean-Port-Joli."

The artist's recent works presented in this book are inspired by imagery from Western culture accompanied by autobiographical traces of his past life in his home country, Yugoslavia.