Anne-Marie Bouchard Manon Sioui Commented Visit of the Exhibition Yahndawa’: Vertige et les Sept feux
© Anne-Marie Bouchard et Manon Sioui, still from the installation Yahndawa’: Vertige et les Sept feux, 2022
Artists Manon Sioui and Anne-Marie Bouchard discuss their practices and explain their creative processes during a guided tour of their exhibition Yahndawa’: Vertige et les Sept feux on its final day.
Admission is free. All are welcome. The tour will be conducted in French, but questions may be asked in English. Information on accessibility can be found here.
© Anne-Marie Bouchard et Manon Sioui, still from the installation Yahndawa’: Vertige et les Sept feux, 2022
Anne-Marie Bouchard lives and works in Quebec City. She has been making films and videos since 1999 and creating installations since 2001. Her filmmaking is an art of perception, of impressions, of evocation: of poetry. Her films have been shown at numerous national and international festivals.
Manon Sioui is a multidisciplinary, self-taught indigenous artist from Wendake with over 30 years’ experience. Her work draws inspiration from the culture of her ancestors. She has held exhibitions in Canada and abroad, and her artworks have been acquired by the Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec and the Vatican Museum in Italy, among others. She is also co-founder of the Ahkwayaonhkeh artist-run centre.