The Centre SAGAMIE, in collaboration with the deaf artist Véro Leduc, invites artists from the Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean region to apply for the “Pages blanches: Inclusion and Diversity” project, which will take place from November 30 to December 11, 2026. Each selected participant will be invited to create their own micro-publication.
The White Pages Project
The "Pages blanches: Inclusion and Diversity" project is part of an initiative focused on creation, exchange, and openness led by the Centre SAGAMIE. Designed as an inclusive co-creation residency, it will bring together the deaf artist Véro Leduc and two artists from the Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean region in a shared space for research and experimentation in the field of micro-publishing.
This convergence of different sensory and linguistic realms will become fertile ground where silence, gesture, and image interact to give rise to new forms of artistic communication.
In partnership with Collège d'Alma, the project also includes the creation of a collaborative micro-publication produced by students in the Visual and Digital Arts program. This publication will serve as a tangible record of the exchanges between the artists and the students, while also serving as a tool for promoting and raising awareness of diversity.
This project aims to be a space for listening and dialogue, where diversity becomes a source of innovation and meaning—driven by the conviction that art, in all its diverse forms, is an essential vehicle for mutual understanding and social inclusion.
Documents to be sent
- Your curriculum vitae (max. 3 pages)
- Your artistic approach (max. 1 page)
- Your research intention (max. 1 page)
- Your visual documentation and description of the works (max. 10 MB)
Admission Requirements
- Residency fee: $600 per week × 2 weeks ($1,200)
- Production budget: $500
- Reimbursed travel expenses
- Meals provided
Applications should be emailed to coordination@sagamie.com
