Due to art historians’ recent interest in the field of animal studies, as well as esse’s desire to contribute to awareness and transformation of humans’ relationship of domination with nature and the realm of the living, we were nevertheless encouraged to take a closer look at this phenomenon. We decided to address the subject through a non-anthropocentric perspective.

EDITO

Surrounding the Living
Sylvette Babin

FEATURE: THE LIVING

Ariane De Blois

Amanda White

Estelle Zhong

Julia Roberge Van Der Donckt

Carlos Kong

Lilian Froger and Anthony Divad

Nathalie Desmet

Marina Roy

PORTFOLIO

ARTICLES

Nathalie Desmet

Anne-Marie St-Jean Aubre

Marie-Ève Charron

SCHIZES EN COMPAGNIE DU PÉTROLE

Je fioule
Michel F. Côté et Catherine Lavoie-Marcus

REVIEWS

Daniel Brière and Alexis Martin, Animaux, Montréal by Julia Roberge Van Der Donckt

Marie-Claire Blais and Pascal Grandmaison, La vie abstraite 1: Le temps transformé / La vie abstraite 2: Espace du silence, Montréal by Justina Spencer

Tricia Middleton, Justine, Montréal by Jean-Ernest Joos

Kara Hamilton, Wane Awareless & Lifted, Toronto by Alex Bowron

Marie-Claude Bouthillier, Vœux, Montréal by Thérèse St-Gelais

Richard Ibghy and Marilou Lemmens, La vie mise au travail, Montréal by Benoit Jodoin

Yam Lau, Nüshu: Echo Chambers, Brandon by Dagmara Genda

Dana Michel, Lift That Up, Toronto by Fabien Maltais-Bayda

Rose English, A Premonition of the Act / Florian Roithmayr, with, and, or, without, London by Emily Rosamond

Jessica Auer, January, Montréal by Sylvain Campeau

Olafur Eliasson, Nothingness is not nothing at all, Shanghai by Todd Meyers

Nicole Gingras (dir.), Des disques et un couteau – Martin Tétreault, Montréal by Jocelyn Robert

Srimoyee Mitra (ed.), Border Cultures, London by Justina Spencer