Fear

Marie-Claude Langevin — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 17:34:49 +0000

Artwork identification

Artwork creator(s):

Striefler, Leesa

Artwork creator(s):

Striefler, Leesa

Text author(s):

Striefler, Leesa

Text author(s):

Striefler, Leesa

Collaborator(s):

Sign painters at Mediacom Warehouse, Winnipeg

Installation year:

1989

Artwork description

Source: Kuspit, Donald (1990). The Regina Billboard Project, Regina : University of Regina

Mention(s) légale(s) des illustrations:

Photo credits:

Text of the artwork:

FEAR!

Text theme:

Fear

Artwork theme:

Fear

History

History:

Event: Exhibition Regina Billboard Project, Regina (July-August 1989), Winnipeg (September-October-November 1989), Toronto (November-December 1989, January 1990).
The exhibition was also presented in Saskatoon and Calgary.
Date: July 1989-January 1990

An older version of the artwork exists in the form of a drawing (charcoal, chalk pastel, acrylic on paper), Saskatchewan Arts Board Permanent Collection. Number : 1989-026.

Event date(s):

1990

Dimensions

Height:

3.04m

Width:

13.72m

Other information

Artist's biography:

Steifler, Leesa

Document(s):

The Regina Billboard Project

Billboard. Art on the Road. A Retrospective Exhibition of Artists' Billboard of the Last 30 Years

Space intruders: The Regina Billboard Project

La Vie commune

Marie-Claude Langevin — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 04:01:09 +0000

Artwork identification

Artwork creator(s):

Lavaillante, Renée

Artwork creator(s):

Lavaillante, Renée

Text author(s):

Lavaillante, Renée

Text author(s):

Lavaillante, Renée

Installation year:

1989

Remarks on location:

The drawings were located on two floors of the station, in the corridors between the docks.

Artwork description

Description:

Seven traffic signs with plexiglas covers and black and white drawings. These represented outlined plots of cultivated land that the artist had traced during a trip to Crete. The phrase appeared on each drawing.

Text of the artwork:

Les gens vont et viennent tout le jour entre les parcelles

Text theme:

Life

Artwork theme:

The land

History

History:

Métro d’Art Event date: 1989-1990

Event date(s):

1990

Dimensions

Other information

Note(s):

The Métro d'art event was organized by Galerie La Centrale (at that time, La Galerie Powerhouse), in association with the Société des transports de la ville de Montréal, and included the works of twelve female artists in various metro stations around Montreal: Raymonde Jodoin (Crémazie Station), Michèle Assal and Christina Horeau (Jean-Talon Station), Marie Fraser (Laurier Station), Khadejha McCall and Loly Darcel (Sherbrooke Station), Kitty Scott and Laurel Woodcock (Lucien-L'Allier Station), Cecile Baird and Josée Pellerin (Lionel-Groulx Station), Carole Beaulieu and Renée Lavaillante (Snowdon Station).

Artist's biography:

Renée Lavaillante

Document(s):

L’espace et ses…régisseurs

Métro d’art. Galerie souterraine

Présences du littéraire dans l’espace public canadien - Chalk

Fear

La Vie commune