Art of Research

Art of Research is a publication and exhibition project bringing together the works of Stephanie Comilang, k.g. Guttman, Catherine Lescarbeau and Thérèse Mastroiacovo. The project originated with a desire to valorize those artistic practices based on research and experimentation, from the idea of resisting the reflex to cover up the reflexive portion, the artistic posture so essential to developing a creative project—an artwork. It is thus a question of bringing forth this muted behind-the-scenes, to cast light on those untilled moments, moments of sway, if not of tension, between the conceptualization of a project and its realization.

Santiago Tamayo Soler
Neón

This digital publication documents Dazibao's 2022 Instagram residency. From June 15 to August 15, artist Santiago Tamayo Soler took over our account to develop his project Neón.

Risa Hatayama — Seeing Life Through the Eyes Of The Elderly

This digital publication completes the project Seeing Life Through The Eyes Of The Elderly, by Risa Hatayama. It contains visual documentation of each of the project’s many stages.

Anna Hawkins
Love

This digital publication documents Dazibao's 2021 Instagram Residency. From June 15 to August 15, artist Anna Hawkins took over our account to create a project that reflects on how language is used online, exploring the many possible associations around a given word.

Dina Kelberman
Nervous

A look back at Dina Kelberman’s residency on @dazibaomtl, with an interview with the artist.

Marie-Suzanne Désilets
Ourselves

A look back at Marie-Suzanne Désilets’ residency on @dazibaomtl, from June 17 to August 16, 2019, with an interview with the artist.

kimura byol-cho mihee 조미희-nathalie lemoine

Digital publication accompanying the exhibition of kimura byol-nathalie lemoine.

Steve Bates
Three Sounds

Three Sounds is part of Black Seas, a larger body of sound, moving image, installation, performance works which began in 2015. Black Seas is a project about listening to noise through desire, agency and encounter.

Entends-tu ce que je vois? Do You See What I Hear?

Images so that we may hear; sounds so that we may see. A willingness to refine our understanding of the world, to extract from the unique relationship of sound and image a meaning that transcends our initial perception of the whole. As though the incompleteness brought forth by the absence, censorship or obliteration of one sense contributes to the making of sense. As though the essence of the matter resides in unfulfilled expectations, or in the avowed lacunae of several of the artworks brought together here.

Myriam Jacob-Allard
T'envoler

It is at the crossroads of personal history and collective memory that Myriam Jacob-Allard’s work lingers. These take form in the exhibition around two narratives: a popular song and a family story.

Karine Cossette
Boites

A look back at Karine Cossette's residency on @dazibaomtl, from June 21 to August 18, 2018, with an interview with the artist.