Saturday May 20, 1:30-3pm
Artists Working as a Collective
with Patricia Lortie and Sabine Lecorre-Moore
Online webinar • Register on Eventbrite
Patricia Lortie and Sabine Lecorre-Moore are participating in a national art project called Dialogues Riopelle, representing Alberta. In this Zoom presentation, they will share their experiences working as a collective.
Biographies
Sabine Lecorre-Moore originally from France, moved to Calgary after studying decorative arts in Brussels, Belgium. Over the years, she has participated in numerous painting exhibitions. In 2019 with artist Jean-René Leblanc, she created the exhibition En Transit, which combines video and augmented reality. As a founding member of the Franco-Albertan artist collective Devenir, she contributed to a dozen exhibitions, including Devenir, an installation of mobiles and paintings at the Salmon Arm Arts Centre in British Columbia. In 2021, she participated in the Baie-Saint-Paul International Symposium of Contemporary Art. That same year, she curated the exhibition Présence des femmes, which brought together seven Francophone artists from Western Canada. From February 2022 to April 2023, Lecorre-Moore was the artist in residence of the Kiyooka Ohe Arts Centre to complete her project Painting Alberta.
Patricia Lortie from Quebec studied industrial design and business administration in Montreal. In 1995, she moved to Calgary where she studied at the University of Alberta Arts. Her practice includes painting, sculpture, installation, public art and education. In 2010, she represented Alberta in the Cultural Olympiad at the Vancouver Olympics. In 2021, she collaborated on Présence des Femmes, a major exhibition of francophone women artists from Western Canada. In 2022, she will participate in the Baie-Saint-Paul International Symposium of Contemporary Art.
