Artistic Excursion | Images rémanentes

Images rémanentes: An Artistic Excursion
BUS TOUR!
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Inaugurated in December 2018, Images rémanentes is offering a free bus tour to discover 13 public artworks.

Starting at 1 PM at Resurgo Place (20 Mountain Rd), the tour will then proceed to the Downtown area and to the Université de Moncton Campus, to resume at the Aberdeen Cultural Centre.

There, the much-awaited 13th work of the itinerary, that of artist Mario Doucette, will be revealed during an opening from 4 to 6 PM.

Warm cider will be served along the way and fricot (Acadian chicken soup) during the opening, free for participants of the bus tour. The evening will then continue with the opening of an exhibition of works by Jon Claytor at Galerie MurMur, at 6 PM.

Interested participants are invited to start the tour at Resurgo Place at 1 PM, Saturday, January 25. Please, be on time. Parking is available for the duration of the tour.

*Adequate walking boots are recommended since short distances will be done outside and on foot during the tour. Please note that in case of bad weather the event will be rescheduled to February 1 2020.

Come on your own, with your friends or invite the whole family. It’s FREE and open to all!

For more information on the project, visit: www.imagesremanentes.com

Images rémanentes is a public art itinerary integrating 13 works of contemporary art in the City of Moncton. The works created for the exhibition recount the history of art in Acadie, in southeastern New Brunswick, highlighting the exceptional contribution of cultural events, entities, and cultural figures to the vitality of the contemporary Acadian art community from the 1960s to the present day.

Artists: Alisa Arsenault / Maryse Arseneault / Jared Betts / Mathieu Boucher Côté / Jean-Denis Boudreau / Marjolaine Bourgeois / Luc A. Charette / Mario Doucette / Marika Drolet-Ferguson / Emilie Grace Lavoie / Mathieu Léger / Jacinthe Loranger / Dominik Robichaud

Curators: Michelle Drapeau & Elise Anne LaPlante

Organizations: Imago Artist-run Print Studio, Galerie d’art Louise-et-Reuben-Cohen & Galerie Sans Nom

This exhibition of public art is one of the 200 exceptional projects supported by the New Chapter program of the Canada Council for the Arts. It has also been made possible by the support of the province of New Brunswick and the City of Moncton.