PRS

The Oral Histories project is linked to the oldest form of investigation dating before written word, and to one of the most modern, developed due to the invention of the recorder in the 1940’s. Inscribed within oral tradition, its goal is to collect stories [thanks to sound recording] which relate women’s relations to technology through their personal experiences. This project seeks to preserve a living heritage whilst contextualising it within media such as radio and the Web.

Opening Hours on Saturday April 20th and 27th, 2-5pm.

Artist talk and guided visit by artists
Alexa Cuesta (Colombia) and Helena Martin Franco. (In French and Spanish)

CONFERENCE / ARTISTS TALK
Saturday, April 27th, 3pm to 5pm
Sisterhood and eco-feminism through the artistic practice of Alexa Cuesta / Religion and imposed cultures in the artworks of Maria Isabel Rueda and Helena Martin Franco

EXHIBITION
April 11 to May 2, 2013
Tuesday to Friday, 10:00AM to 5:00PM, Free admission

@ STUDIO XX - 4001, Berri (corner Duluth) space 201

PARA site - Video Installation

EXHIBITION: January 24 to February 14, 2013
Free admission

OPENING + PRESENTATIONS
Thursday, January 24, 7PM 

Come and experience "Dislocation", a sound walk geo-located in Lafontaine Park, developed under the direction of Édith Normandeau , Studio XX's  artist-in-residence for the Matricules project in 2011. An iPhone ® is available at Studio XX for participants to experience the sound walk.

Contact-us to reserve the iPhone ® for your sound journey or go to the park with your own device after downloading the free application in the App Store.