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Once we enter into a photograph, even for a fleeting glance, we become changed. And if we take the time to look around ‘in there’, imagining the view to the left and right, farther off in the horizon and even back behind us, we can be there with the person who looks out to us. As she/he looks into the camera, we look back to her/him through the lens of the photographer; on a clear day, time and space melt in
We are very happy to have contributed to the issue. The layout is beautiful! The article is “reproduced with permission, billie spring 2016 issue”. Flow: Big Waters Beaverbrook Art Gallery launches second issue of BILLIE: Undercurrents in Atlantic Canadian Visual Culture Fredericton, NB, June 1, 2016 — The Beaverbrook Art Gallery is pleased to announce the second issue of BILLIE: Undercurrents in Atlantic
On April 28, Daniel Dugas and I each gave a talk at the Galerie Sans Nom during the Frye Festival. Text(e) Image Beat talks given through the Galerie Sans Nom and the Frye Festival, (pdf
LAUNCH! MPB-X launched June 9, 2014. Critical Discourse Surrounding Ideas of Portability in Art and Art Dissemination The publication features a foreword by editor Diana Sherlock and is followed by essays from Renato Vitic, Michael McCormack, Daniel H. Dugas and Valerie LeBlanc. The eBook discussions draw from MediaPackBoard (MPB) programming carried out since 2005, in the context of contemporary portable art
A Sydney Mystery: Doll Found at Canal Reserve, Wigram Road, Tuesday, February 19, 2013.
No Comments posted in Essay,image,Politics,ScienceI found the doll lying in the bark and rubbish that had washed down after a rain. As the doll appears to me to be an artifact, I went back to photograph it in the place where it had been found. (See re-enactment photos below from April 20, 2013) By coincidence, a few days after I found the doll, I attended a recital at the Sydney Conservatorium. Waiting outside the hall for the concert to begin, I saw a similar doll in a
Who makes public records and how? In the future, how will archiving be carried out for the Internet? What sites will be included, what will be discarded, and for what reasons? Will market pressure alone determine online
About Valerie LeBlanc
Originally from Halifax, Nova Scotia, pluri-disciplinary artist and writer Valerie LeBlanc has worked in Canada, the United States, Europe, and Australia. Her creations travel between poetry, performance, visual and written theory. Valerie LeBlanc has been creating video poetry since the mid 1980’s, and is the creator of the MediaPackBoard (MPB), portable screening / performance device.
L’artiste pluridisciplinaire Valerie LeBlanc est vidéaste, poète, performeuse et essayiste. Son travail oscille entre le remarquable et le quotidien. Elle a exposé ses œuvres en Europe, en Australie et au Brésil. Elle crée des vidéopoèmes depuis le milieu des années 1980 et a inventé le MediaPackBoard (MPB), un appareil de projection mobile pour la performance.
Date : April 2020
Genre : Vidéopoésie/Videopoetry
Français/English
Videopoetry / Vidéopoésie
Small Walker Press
Date : January 2021
Genre : Poetry
English
