Léa Boudreau
Léa Boudreau
Thursday November 27, 6pm
Artist Talk
Thursday November 27, 6pm
Artist Talk
Discussion
Thursday November 27, 6pm
Artist
Léa Boudreau
6:20 PM: Discussion
This discussion will take place in French. Bilingual participation is welcome.
Nancy Tobin is a meditator, sound artist, and designer for the performing arts. Since 2000, her research in sound art has focused on non-traditional processes of musical creation. Her performances have been presented in several festivals and galleries, including MUTEK, AKOUSMA, OBORO, Fonderie Darling, the Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal, MOIS MULTI, AVATAR (Quebec), NAISA (Toronto), and TONE DEAF (Kingston). She has received multiple grants from the Canada Council for the Arts (CAC) and the Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec (CALQ) for the development of research and creative projects.
Her sound art research focuses on non-traditional methods of creating music. Most often, these develop from self-generating sources such as feedback, electromagnetic waves, and beating tones. It is the unpredictable and random nature of these phenomena that inspires her to engage with and use them. When she plays with these elements—never knowing how they will react—she practices her attention and her ability to anchor herself in the present moment.
Chairs will be available. For any questions regarding event accessibility, please contact us directly at 514-288-4972 or at [email protected]. The gallery space is located inside the building at 5455 avenue de Gaspé, suite 114. The building is equipped with an access ramp located on the side of the building, near the corner of avenue de Gaspé and rue Saint-Viateur.