The video portion of the site's portfolio is finally up and running thanks to Julian Gollner. Check out new and less new works and come back soon for new video pieces!
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Les vidéos du portefolio sont finalement visionables grâce à Julian Gollner. Faites-les jouer et revisitez bientôt pour de nouvelles oeuvres!
Much has happened since the Arborescence RED show this past spring. "A Plant Wedding" won the AAVA award for technical brilliance and was later screened in Toronto's NFB mediatheque for the 2008 TAIS showcase. Arborescence RED works were also exhibited for Studio XX's Matricules archive launch party.
I'm currently revisiting my red palette and bringing new textiles to the mix, which will then be animated into a video as performance thanks to a grant from Oboro.
Check back very soon for new paintings - and all my videos will finally be viewable here as of next week!
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Il y a eu beaucoup d'action depuis l'expo Arborescence RED du printemps dernier. "Noces d'une Plante" a gagné le prix AAVA pour brillance technique et a joué à la médiathèque du NFB pour la sélection 2008 du TAIS à Toronto. Des oeuvres de Arborescence RED ont aussi étés exposés au lancement de l'archive Matricules du Studio XX.
Présentement, je revisite ma palette de rouges et j'expérimente avec de nouveaux tissus pour créer des images qui seront alors animés numériquement grâce à une bourse d'Oboro.
Revisitez le site bientôt pour de nouvelles peintures - et toutes mes vidéos seront finalement prêtes à visionner ici-même à partir de la semaine prochaine!
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Check out Lise Treutler's awesome Indyish article on the Arborescence RED show:
"But what is “the environment?” Who — and how — are we to talk about it? Visual artist Annie Briard wants to encourage this more focused discussion and has set about doing so through works displayed in her current exhibit, Arborescence RED.
And thank goodness she’s doing so! Her work, which runs the gamut from painting to performance art to old-fashioned stitching, explores the ins and outs and various boundaries we as humans see when we consider ourselves either a part of or separate from the environment. "
Le vernissage d'hier soir était un énorme succès, c'était fantastique d'y voir tellement de gens! Merci à tous ceux et celles qui se sont joint à nous!
Quelques photos du vernissage prises par Willy @ Community Critique blog...
L'exposition continuera jusqu'au 15 mai à la galerie Nexus, 218 St-Paul W., et sera ouverte au public
mardi + mercredi 16h à 19h
jeudi 15h à 18h, samedi 13h à 16h
Vous pouvez arranger une visite à une autre heure en me contactant à annie.briard@gmail.com
Félicitations à Marc et Hélène Laramé et à Jeromie Williams pour être devenus propriétaires de nouvelles oeuvres.
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Last night's vernissage was a huge success, it was great to see so many people there! Thanks to everyone who came out!
Check out a few pics of the show courtesy of Willy @ Community Critique blog.
The show will still be running at Nexus gallery, 218 St-Paul W., til May 15th, and is open
Tuesday + Wednesday 4pm - 7pm,
Thursday 3pm - 6pm, Saturday 1pm - 4pm
You can book visits for off hours by dropping me a line at annie.briard@gmail.com
Congrats to Marc & Hélène Laramé and Jeromie Williams for having become owners of some new works.
For a preview on Arborescence RED, check out
The Concordian's article.

Arborescence RED, my upcoming show at Nexus gallery will be featuring my latest work. The pieces shown aim to question our relationship to nature and are created using fairytale and horror.
There will be a claymation installation, a video, a number of paintings using some recycled materials as well as textile work.
Vernissage: April 24th, 7pm - 11pm
@ Nexus gallery
218 St-Paul West, Old Port Montreal
metro Places d'Armes
$2 beer, snacks and selected pieces could become yours
Hope to see you there!
Welcome to my art site!
It's still being constructed, so please come back soon to check out full-length video art pieces, news updates or to see the site in French.
Thanks to Julian Gollner for his awesome programming!















