Participatory Videoprojection on the Gabrielle-Roy Library with Izabelle Desroches, Friday, September 25
Place Jacques-Cartier (Saint-Roch)
On Friday, September 25, 2026, from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m., Place Jacques-Cartier, 320 Saint-Joseph East Street, in Saint-Roch, invites the public to do videoprojection themselves on the facade of the Gabrielle-Roy Library. Using a light table, a camera, a screen, and cut-out images from the City of Quebec archives, everyone composes image-by-image sequences, projected live on the building. Artist Izabelle Desroches, whose work "Tenir le monde" is part of the video mural Lueurs de mémoire, guides participants in discovering the archives and creating animations, with equipment from Interférences, arts et technologies. Eight people create at the same time and a rotation is ensured on site so that everyone can participate. Free (source: Québec animée, Ville de Québec, consulted September 8, 2026). Two other evenings of the same format are planned: Thursday, September 17 (from 7:30 p.m. to 11 p.m., with Gabrielle Harrisson) and Friday, October 16 (from 6:30 p.m. to 11 p.m., with Olivier A Dubois). The Voilà Québec tip: the evening takes place outside, in front of the Gabrielle-Roy Library, a stone's throw from Saint-Roch restaurants for dinner before or after. The rest of the month is on our what to do in Quebec City in September page.
Art / Gallery