HIATUS / ARTS VISUELS / MOMENTA 2025

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Animation / Jeannot ClairIntervenant·es / eunice bélidor, Charles Guilbert et Thérèse St-Gelais ExpositionsUne communauté de corps accueillant des cellules en migration d'Anouk Verviers (Dazibao) swell of spæc(i)es de Josèfa Ntjam (PHI) Place where the water crossed de Raven Chacon (Galerie Leonard & Bina Ellen) Thème musical / Zéa CallaEnregistrement / Maurice BolducExtraits sonoresStill Life No 3, Raven Chacon The world was always full of us, Anouk Verviers swell of spæc(i)es, Josèfa Ntjam en entretien pour le centre PHI HIATUS, le rendez-vous critique de la revue Spirale, est de retour pour une deuxième saison. Une douzaine d’adeptes de la critique culturelle débattent avec l’animateur, Jeannot Clair, de poésie, d’arts de la scène, d’essai littéraire et d’arts visuels. HIATUS permet de découvrir des œuvres récentes et moins récentes, et de prendre le pas de recul qui rapproche l’art de soi. Dans l’écart de la critique, soudain, le sens apparaît. La critique est un « chœur discursif », écrivait Arnaud Viviant dans Cantique de la critique : «… plus il est grand, plus il paraît chanter et discourir juste. » 

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