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Le Labo is offering a free workshop, which will focus on grant applications.

As intimidating as they are, grant applications are usually part of the day-to-day reality of professional artists. This workshop will seek to break the ice between the artist and the application and demystify the whole process.

Marc LeMyre, a multidisciplinary artist, will guide you through the various forms of grants available to you and will share his tricks and knowledge on how to effectively write an application.

Photo : Sébastien Roy – Société des arts technologiques [SAT]

Final Cut Pro is a video editing software developed by Apple.

Instructor: Dominic Desjardins
Director, Productor, scriptwriter and actor, Dominic has a diploma from the Superior National School of Art dramatic of Paris.
Two-time winner of the show ‘Fais ça court’, he directed 5 short-videos, acclaimed by the audience and the jury.
In 2008, he wrote, coproduced and edited his first feature film : ‘Le divan du monde’. His second ‘La Sacrée’ has been on screen since September 30th in Quebec theatres.

Final Cut est un logiciel de montage vidéo professionnel de Apple.

Sound recording and editing using the software Garageband.

Bernard Dionne studied jazz at Concordia University and Music Education at Laval University. He has been teaching in the French public school system in Ontario since 1986 and has performed on double bass and electric bass in all sorts of groups and styles including Dixieland, swing, big band, jazz fusion, bluegrass and rock.

Registration fees: 15$ (members), 30$ (non members)
Advance registration mandatory. Limited spots.

Seven artist from Le Labo worked with students from high school Monseigneur de Charbonnel (North York). Each artist selected a key work in art history (some of the works selected were from Picasso, Magritte, Rothko and Pollock) and explored them with the students with an interdisciplinary approach.

Artist:
– Adam Paolozza
– Jean Héguy
– Paul Walty
– Pascal Paquette
– Noa May Dorn
– Cheryl Rodeau
– Maria Legault