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Marc Quinn
October 5 → January 6, 2008
Gathering over forty recent works, DHC/ART’s inaugural exhibition by conceptual artist Marc Quinn is the largest ever mounted in North America and the artist’s first solo show in Canada
COMM_UNION is a dance interpretation of Lee Bae’s artwork from the exhibition UNION, currently presented at the PHI Foundation.
Courtesy of Lee Bae and Galerie Perrotin
Performers: Antony Dolbec, Mario Diamond, Jacinthe Giroux and Jean-François Hupé
Artistic Director: Menka Nagrani
Director: Olivier Arseneault
Camera:Olivier GĂ©linas
Music: Alexis Chartrand
A co-production of the Festival Quartiers Danses
Les Productions Des Pieds Des Mains
The PHI Foundation
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