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If you have always dreamed of São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and the Iguaçu Falls, here is your chance to learn more about the country with Pierre Gagnon, guide for travel speakers.
Tuesday, March 21 from 7:00 to 8:00 pm
Library Exhibition Hall
Registration required
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Until November 30, Jean-Martin Baillargeon presents From Winter to Summer at the Reginald-J.-P.-Dawson Library exhibition hall.
PPHOTOS JEAN-MARTIN BAILLARGEON
After having lived in different places around the world, such as Africa, the United States, Canada, and in several regions of Quebec, Jean-Martin Baillargeon now lives in Montréal. A graduate of 4 universities, from childhood he has always been interested in the visual aspect of things, in art and at work. Jean-Martin Baillargeon uses graphite, charcoal, pastel, ink, acrylic and finally oil paint as a medium. The current exhibition is only oil painting.
“This pandemic period has given me the opportunity to paint more. Limited in my movements, I was inspired for my paintings by what surrounds me and soothes me, my family, my garden, my countryside… Drawing and painting gave me the opportunity to escape”, he said.
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From TMR press release
Photographer since the age of 16, Nabil Zariffa is always on the lookout for unusual scenes. M. Zariffa went from film to digital photography, from black and white to color, from darkroom to digital processing, trying all kinds of techniques.
A resident of Mount Royal for over 36 years and a member of ArtTram, he had the opportunity to exhibit his photos on these walls and in various businesses and offices in the city. Some of his photos have won awards, others illustrate posters, newspaper articles and the 2011 (February and October), 2012 (February and May), 2013 (January), 2014 (June), 2015 (May and August), 2018 (February) calendars of the Friends of Mount Royal Cemetery.
For this exhibition, the photographer is offering you photos of birds and butterflies taken in the greater Montreal area, mainly at the Technoparc and on Saint-Bernard Island.
Until November 23rd 2022
Reginald-J.-P.-Dawson Library
1967, Graham blvd (voir carte)
514 734-2967
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Of Ukrainian heritage, Terry Chemy Cipelletti and her parents emigrated to Canada and settled in Toronto. She worked as a draftswoman in a Toronto print shop before moving to Montreal. In 1962 and 1963 she studied at the Montreal School of Fine Arts. Since 1980, Terry Cipelletti has participated in numerous competitions and exhibitions in Canada, the U.S., Japan, France, Holland and Italy.
"I consider myself a realist painter who does not follow any fashion and does not belong to any movement or school. Each creation is an adventure".
– Terry Cipelletti
Until October 26th
Mur d’art, Reginald-J.-P.-Dawson library
1967, boul. Graham (voir carte)
514 734-2967
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The artist graduated in graphic arts from the University of Arts G. Enescu in Romania, initially took the path of graphic design and design, to then leave it for her first loves: painting and engraving.
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The aquatic world remains stuck in her soul and in her imagination since early childhood. She focuses her attention more around techniques, which she merges to get closer to the delicate and moving material that is water and to extract the marine world from any context. It no longer focuses solely on texture, lines, its gradations of hues… in a word, its beauty. Isolated and charged with a powerful sensuality, its waters and its marine beings hidden in the abstract textures become mysterious and striking.
Each of Aura Chiriac's works is an exercise that leads to rediscovering the joy, serenity, simplicity and magic of the dream world that is so close to us in childhood, but which seems to move away as we grow up.
Until Oct. 7th 2022
Bibliothèque Reginald-J.-P.-Dawson
1967, boulevard Graham (voir carte)
514 734-2967
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Until August 18, every Thursday, the Town of Mount Royal offers outdoor concerts in Connaught Park. A program that will fill your ears with rock, retro music, latin music, jazz, and even a tribute concert to the Beatles. The shows are followed by an open-air cinema at 8:30 p.m. In case of rain, the shows will take place at the town hall (90, Roosevelt Ave).
Sandra and the Latin Groove kicks off the concert series with a show on July 7 at Connaught Park. PHOTO COURTOISIE SANDRA AND THE LATIN GROOVE July 7 – SANDRA AND THE LATIN GROOVE (Latin music)
July 14 – REPLAY (Beatles)
July 21 – ALL SHALL BE WELL (Shakespeare-in-the-Park – Danyluk Park)
July 28 – SMOKIN’ DEVILLE (rockabilly, rock ‘n roll)
August 4 – JUNO BAND (Rock ‘n roll)
August 11 – VINTAGE WINE (retro music)
August 18 – JAZZ STREET BOYZ (jazz)
Every Thursday from July 7 to August 18 at 7:00 p.m.
Connaught Park (voir carte)
Free admission, bring your chair
514 734-2928
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Oils, watercolors, pastel, on paper, canvas or wood, sculptures and photographs, more than 150 works from the 45 artists members of ARTTRAM, which were exhibited last weekend in the Schofield room of the Hotel of City. The annual TRAM arts fair has become over the years an expected event that offers Monteroises and Monterois and visitors from outside a unique opportunity to make amazing discoveries. This latest edition would have welcomed nearly 500 visitors.
PHOTOS MARILI SOUDRE-LAVOIE
Founded in 2000, the Table Ronde sur l’Art de Mont-Royal (TRAM) is a non-profit corporation whose mission is to promote art and a dynamic artistic life in Mount Royal.
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Given at the Recreation Centre by Daniel Murphy, this conference teaches us how to discover the many species of birds according to their needs and habitats as well as tips for spotting and observing them. The presentation includes bird songs and photos. Registration required.
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PHOTOS STATION MONT-ROYAL
It is under the sign of emotion that took place last Saturday, at Atholstan Park in Town of Mount Royal, the unveiling of the work in commemoration of the 45th anniversary of the end of the Republic of Vietnam.
The monument, known as "le conte d’une vie" - a work by sculptor Jean-Pierre Busque - is a donation made to the Town of Mount Royal by the Viet Héritage Renaissance organization.
The sculpture symbolizes a thank you to Canada and Quebec for welcoming the Vietnamese refugees from the sea, but also a memory for those who perished at sea. It also reminds generations of Vietnamians of their origin and the sacrifice of their ancestors in the journey to freedom.
The event took place in the presence of Mayor Philippe Roy and city councilors, Member of the National Assembly Pierre Arcand, Federal Members of Parliament Anthony Housefather, Pablo Rodriguez and Alexandre Boulerice and many dignitaries from the Vietnamese community.
C’est sous le signe du recueillement et de l’émotion qu’avait lieu samedi dernier, au parc Atholstan de Ville Mont-Royal, [ + ]
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Éditeur : René Soudre
Assistante à l’édition : Marili Soudre-Lavoie
Rédacteur en chef : René Soudre
Collaborateurs : Julie Turgeon, Viktor Lavoie, Emmanuelle Beaubien, Carla Geib, Alexis Drapeau-Bordage, Hélène Côté, Laetitia Arnaud-Sicari
Photos : Marili Soudre-Lavoie
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