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Number 50, Spring 2000 L’approche du lieu

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Table of contents (7 articles)

Éditorial

  1. L’approche du lieu / Approaches to Sites

    Jacques Doyon

    p. 4

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Point de vue

  1. Erres

    Guy Sioui Durand

    pp. 5–6

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    Abstract

    EN:

    A double artistic meaning is superimposed on the notion of landscape: invented images and real cultural territories. Adopting horizontality as a visual point of reference, Civilisation by Quebecer Ivan Binet and Cold City Frieze by Iroquois Jeffrey Thomas wander nomadically through this paradigm of identity. The "wanderings" of the postmodern woodsman and the Native in the City work in tandem.

  1. Geoffrey James : The Lethbridge Project

    Jacques Doyon

    pp. 7–14

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    Abstract

    EN:

    The Lethbridge Project looks at both the city and nature, and at their transformations. Geoffrey James evokes the way in which landscape, whether in the heart of the city or in the suburbs, is inhabited and arranged. He then relates the circumstances, both deliberate and chance, that brought him to produce his previous photographic projects about cultural landscapes.

  2. Nicole Jolicoeur : Image d’une ville. Corps de l’image

    Nicole Jolicoeur

    pp. 15–22

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  3. Guy Lafontaine : grandeur et misère du paysage urbain

    Suzie Larivée

    pp. 23–30

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    Abstract

    EN:

    Since 1995, Guy Lafontaine has been working on a series of photographs examining transitional zones on the border of residential and industrial districts, mainly in neighbourhoods on the outskirts of Montreal. With this photographic research, Lafontaine has built a documentary repertory and samples a cartography of contrasts that reveals the organized chaos between habitat and industry.

  4. Expositions

    Mona Hakim and Gary Michael Dault

    pp. 31–32

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  5. Lectures

    Christine Desrochers

    p. 33

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