How has the display of art outdoors and online where it is accessible to the public on multiple platforms, enabled artists to make space beyond the constraints of the institution? In this conversation, we will discuss issues of accessibility and the politics of working with the ephemeral and ephemeral outside museum walls. Larry Achiampong will discuss his series *PAN AFRICAN FLAGS FOR THE RELIC TRAVELLER’S ALLIANCE* (2017-2021), and Arezu Salamzadeh and Florence Yee will discuss the Chinatown Biennial.

This event will be held in English only.

###### Moderated by
Victoria Carrasco, Gallery Management and Adjunct Curator - Public Programs, Phi Foundation
###### Panelists
Larry Achiampong, artist

Arezu Salamzadeh, artist, teacher and Chinatown Biennal director

Florence Yee, artist and Chinatown Biennal director 
###### Partner

Online

Panel

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The uncollectible: working with the ephemeral outside the museum walls

Jean Paul Riopelle (1923–2002) was the most internationally acclaimed, iconic, and revered of all Canadian mid-twentieth century painters. Featuring Manon Gauthier, Executive Director of the Jean Paul Riopelle Foundation and Sara Angel, Executive Director of the Art Canada Institute, this session will address how at the onset of the 100th anniversary of the birth of the artist in 2023, the global legacy of Riopelle's work continues offer an example to contemporary creators, curators, and all who are passionate about the role that Canadian art plays on the international stage.

This event will be held in English only.

###### Moderated by
Sara Angel, executive director, Art Canada Institute
###### Guest
Manon Gauthier, executive director, Jean Paul Riopelle Foundation
###### Partner



Papier Art Fair

Interview

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Jean Paul Riopelle: His Global and Contemporary Legacy

Eunice Bélidor, newly appointed Curator of Québec and Canadian Contemporary Art at the Musée des beaux-arts de Montréal, moderates a discussion with the four most recent recipients of the Claudine and Stephen Bronfman Fellowships in Contemporary Art. Nico Williams, Leila Zelli, Mara Eagle and Heidi Barkun will speak about their emerging careers and art practices, their motivations and influences, teaching art and the transition to and from the academy.

This event will be held in English and in French.

###### Moderated by
Eunice Bélidor, curator of Quebec and Canadian Contemporary Art, Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
###### Panelists 
Nico Williams, 2021 Laureate

Leila Zelli, 2021 Laureate

Mara Eagle, 2020 Laureate

Heidi Barkun, 2020 Laureate
###### Partners




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Emergence / Transition: The Bronfman Fellows in Contemporary Art in discussion with Eunice Bélidor

This conversation highlights the unique and passionate approach of Montreal collector Pierre Raymond, through the story of the constitution of his collection, the presentation of some outstanding works and the sharing of more than 30 years of experience. Hosted by Ji-Yoon Han, the event is presented by the SéminArts program, made possible by the Montreal Museum of Contemporary Art with the support of the Claudine and Stephen Bronfman Family Foundation.

This event will be held in French only.

###### Moderated by
Ji-Yoon Han, independent curator, arts writer and researcher
###### Guest
Pierre Raymond, art collector 
###### Partner


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Portrait d'une collection montréalaise : une conversation avec Pierre Raymond

Stéphane Aquin, executive director of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, invites you to an exclusive one-on-one talk with Manuel Mathieu, multidisciplinary artist of Haitian origin. During this interview, these two important figures of the Montreal artistic scene will tackle several subjects such as the booming career of Manuel Mathieu; the role of museums in disseminating the work of contemporary artists both locally and internationally; and, closer to home, the solutions to be explored to promote the inclusion of under-represented artists in major Quebec and Canadian institutional collections. Stéphane Aquin and Manuel Mathieu have prepared for you a moment that promises to be genuine and memorable. 

Manuel Mathieu will refer to some of the themes discussed in an interview he gave to the program "On dira ce qu'on voudra"
[https://ici.radio-canada.ca/ohdio/premiere/emissions/on-dira-ce-qu-on-voudra/episodes/481023/rattrapage-du-mercredi-16-septembre-2020/6](link)

This event will be held in French only.

###### Moderated by 
Stéphane Aquin, executive director, Montreal Museum of Fine Arts 
###### Guest 
Manuel Mathieu, artist
###### Partner


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Entretien avec Manuel Mathieu: être artiste au Québec, entre inclusion et rayonnement

Podcasts have been steadily growing in popularity since their creation, a trend that was reinforced during the lockdowns of the past year when consumers were limited in their access to cultural events and institutions. More arts institutions than ever are jumping in on the trend and producing their own. The podcast may seem like the new way of connecting with audiences, it also carries the legacy of radio creation and sound art. This panel, moderated by the cultural worker Benjamin J. Allard, brings together three different perspectives on the art world and its relationship to audio. This conversation is an invitation to reflect on the charm of successful sound moments, the development of an acoustic vocabulary and on a medium that emphasizes sharing and listening. 

This event will be held in French only.

###### Moderated by
Benjamin J. Allard, artist and cultural worker
###### Panelists
Nuria Carton de Grammont, director, SBC Gallery of Contemporary Art

Chantal Dumas, sound artist

Marie-Laurence Rancourt, director, Magnéto

###### Partner

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Entre création, documentaire et programme public : la publication audio en art contemporain

The connections between sports and contemporary art are many and varied. How do artists go about grasping issues and connotations of sport? How do they show the underside of what is often presented as an apolitical universe? The panel *Sportification*, in addition to a dossier published in Esse magazine, extensively explores the question of sport as an aesthetic, sociopolitical, cultural and social phenomenon closely linked to visual and performative arts. 

This event will be held in French only.

###### Moderated by
Didier Morelli, PhD Candidate at Northwestern University
###### Panelists 
Anouk Bélanger, professor, Faculty of communication UQÀM

Florence-Agathe Dubé Moreau, writer and independent curator

Caroline St-Laurent, feminist multidisciplinary artist
###### Partner

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Sportification

How do you sell an artwork that is accessible to everyone via the Internet? Where does its monetary value and uniqueness reside? The sale of digital art enabled through blockchains, more specifically through non-fungible tokens (NFTs), appeared as a beacon of hope in response to these challenges. During the first months of 2021, a plethora of digital artworks were bought at record prices through these new technologies, bringing the concept of the NFT to the mainstream and leaving many with unanswered questions.  During this panel, we will attempt to demystify the concept of the NFT, assess its potential, but primarily its impact on the future of the contemporary art market.

This event will be held in French only.

##### Animation
Bénédicte Ramade, art historian, independent critic and curator
##### Panélistes
Samuel Arsenault-Brassard, artist, curator and collector

Alycia Rainaud, artiste numérique

Dominique Toutant, director, BLOUIN DIVISION Gallery
##### Partenaire



Crypto-art et NFT : Une révolution pour le marché de l’art contemporain ?

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