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Guillaume Dufour Morin

Guillaume Dufour Morin

Guillaume Dufour Morin is a professional visual and literary artist, teacher, and author trained in visual arts, humanities and creative writing, and education, based in Trois-Rivières. His interdisciplinary approach is that of an artist-mediator. As a conveyor of words, stories, and objects, his practice in contemporary art—at the intersection of action art and creative writing—consists primarily of participatory performances, interventions, and exhibitions that engage the public in issues related to the construction of heritage and rural life, and takes shape through a variety of media: installation, video, text, artist’s books, sound, and digital printing. Her works have been presented at festivals, artist residencies, group exhibitions, and group screenings in Quebec, Ontario, and internationally (the United States, Latin America, Europe, Togo, and India, on multiple occasions). Her projects have been covered by local, national, and specialized media and have received financial support from organizations such as CALQ, CAC, LOJIQ, SSHRC, Emploi-Québec, and the Desjardins Foundation. The artist also contributes articles to specialized journals and regularly serves on peer review panels and advisory committees.His work has been exhibited at venues including Voir à l'Est - art contemporain, the Musée du Bas-Saint-Laurent, Caravansérail, L'Atelier Silex, Interzone - art actuel, Culture Trois-Rivières, Casa Viva, the Morni Hills Performance Art Biennale, Farside Collective, Bbeyond, Grace Exhibition Space, the Emome Art Festival, the Trois-Rivières International Poetry Festival, Dare-Dare, and the Sudbury Alternative Art Fair, and include collaborations with the organizations La Fenêtre, COMSEP, Carpe Diem—Alzheimer’s Resource Center, and Voix de Pasaj.

Projects of Guillaume Dufour Morin

  • Guillaume Dufour Morin

    Guillaume Dufour Morin
    Foire d’art alternatif de Sudbury (FAAS 8)

    The Sudbury Alternative Art Fair (FAAS), organized by the Galerie du Nouvel-Ontario, brings together visual and multidisciplinary artists from across the Canadian Francophonie. At each edition, DARE-DARE delegates one of its member artists to participate. For this eighth edition, Guillaume Dufour-Morin presented his performance Processions.

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  • Poésies publiques

    Poésies publiques
    The Trois-Rivières component of Public Writings

    In partnership with La Fenêtre and Culture Trois-Rivières and to mark its 40th anniversary, DARE-DARE is installing a neon sign in Trois-Rivières to present poems by 16 authors.

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  • CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS 2024-2026

    CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS 2024-2026
    Methods and Games in Space : Habitable Zones

    As part of its three-part call (interventions, residency and public writing), DARE-DARE artist-run center is looking for proposals for artistic projects to design its 2024-2026 programming.

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  • Fabuler l'école

    Fabuler l'école
    Fabuler lécole
    Exercise books, reflection tool, magic kit or all of the above

    The Critical Space Committee of DARE-DARE welcomes and joins a group of participants in the solarium of the Cité-des-hospitalières.

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  • Calls for proposals 2023-2024

    Calls for proposals 2023-2024
    MUTUAL FUTURES

    As part of its two-part call for proposals (interventions, public writings and residency), the DARE-DARE artist-run center is seeking proposals for artistic projects to design its 2023-2024 programming.

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  • Fabuler la recherche

    Fabuler l'école
    Fabuler la recherche
    Inspired by Fabuler l'école

    Following the project "Fabuler l'école", this mutation offers the composition of duos made of a practitioner-researcher in the arts and a researcher-born. social sciences.

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  • Fabuler l'école

    Fabuler l'école
    Fabuler lécole
    Tête-à-tête

    DARE-DARE continues its experimental school project. This second edition will be an opportunity to experiment with ways of transmitting and learning in DUO, to develop forms of resilient pedagogies in times of health and social crises.

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