If you're anywhere in the neighbourhood of Greater Toronto or southern Ontario next week, please consider joining me Friday, February 3, at 7 p.m., for the opening of my solo exhibition at the Carnegie Gallery, located in Dundas, Ontario, just west of Hamilton. 

The show will run from February 3–26. I will be presenting prints from my Remotes series.

Please join me this Sunday at the Maison des art de Laval, in the city of Laval, just north of Montreal, for the opening of my solo exhibition, Le groupe Gourganes, from 2 to 5 p.m.

The show runs from November 27 to February 5, and will feature various digital prints and other works from my ongoing project, The Gourganes Group.

Please come see my show this July at Galerie La Seigneurie, in Châteauguay, southwest of Montreal. The exhibition runs from July 4 to August 1. I will be showing a selection of a couple dozen digital prints from my Souvenirs series.

Vernissage: Wednesday, July 6, 7 p.m.

If you happen to be in Halifax this April, do drop by ViewPoint Gallery between April 7 and May 1. I will be showing a selection of digital prints from my Remotes series.

Opening: Thursday, April 7, 6 to 8 p.m.
Artist talk: Sunday, April 10, 2 p.m.

If you haven't yet picked up a copy of the spring edition of C Magazine, I suggest that you do—both because it's a great issue and because they published my review of the exhibition Bande à part / Kids These Days, curated by Zoë Chan.

This excellent show, which ran from September 10 to December 6, 2014, at the Foreman Gallery (Bishop's University, Lennoxville, Québec) featured work by Jo-Anne Balcaen (Montréal), Sarah Febbraro (Toronto), Kerri Flannigan (Montréal), Emmanuelle Léonard (Montréal), Kyla Mallett (Vancouver), Helen Reed (Vancouver), Guillaume Simoneau (Montréal), Althea Thauberger (Vancouver).

If you can't make it to the magazine store, you can always download my review here.

The residency continues...

1. Le Manoir, where I stay the night.
2. One of Centre Sagamie's superb vintage mugs.
3. Les matériaux d'art.
4. Scientific production processes.

From May 26 to 30 I'm doing a residency at Centre Sagamie, an artist-run centre in the lovely town of Alma (in Quebec's Lac-St-Jean region) devoted to digital printing.

This is my second visit to Sagamie, and I'll be continuing work on two series—I conceived on my first visit--The Gourganes Group and Remotes—as well as experimenting and creating some new stuff.

I'll also be enjoying the clean air—a change from Boulevard St-Laurent--and Alma's incredible natural setting. Well, semi-natural ... all the lake and river levels are closely controlled by Rio Tinto Alcan, but the beauty here is still astounding.

From October 28 to November 16, I'll be away from Montreal on an art residency at Ateliers Topaz, a remarkable little place near Opasatika, Ontario, along Highway 11. Once a trucker motel called the "Opaz," Ateliers Topaz is owned and operated by Franco-Ontarian artist Laurent Vaillancourt, who bought it some years back and converted it into his personal studio and a residency destination.

My primary aim is to complete a great deal of work on my digital print series, The Gourganes Group. While at Topaz, I am also doing some writing and snapping great bunches of photos of the remarkable setting—referring, that is, both to the Atelier space itself and the country up here in northeastern Ontario.

My sincerest thanks to the Québec-Ontario Artist-in-Residence Program of the Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec for making this experience possible.