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Exhibition in the library: Anne L'Heureux's "Anne sort de son salon"
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Ahkwayaonhkeh is pleased to announce the upcoming opening of the first exhibition from its new partnership with the Bibliothèque de Québec and KWE!. Anne L'Heureux, a member of the Wendat nation, grew up off-reserve. Anne sort de son salon allows her to address current Indigenous issues and to be perceived. A fervent practitioner of artistic experimentation, fused glass, which she has been doing since 2009, allows her to explore her vast sources of inspiration and the material limits of the medium; exciting both her scientific and creative spirit. Recently, she has returned to paper, which was her first preferred medium. With a pictorial language where the rigor of the grid combines with swirling and light forms, Anne sort de son salon to tell us about her story; this story in which she tries to fill the gaps left by a disappeared brother, stolen territory, generations stolen from their culture. Whatever the gaps to fill and the links to reconnect, there is always the choice of hope to reconcile and appease. This site uses cookies to improve your browsing experience. For more details, or to see how to disable these cookies, please consult our data protection policy.
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