Patrick Lapierre
FAIRE—VOIR—EXPLORER
Animation Workshops
In collaboration with Action Centre-Ville
- Workshop
Patrick Lapierre studied Animation at Concordia University and Screenwriting at UQAM. He has worked in postproduction of several short and feature films, notably Torill Kove’s Ma Moulton et moi, nominated for the best animated short for the Oscars, 2015. He has also directed a number of short films, including Le cosmos sauvera le peuple (2012), selected at the Annecy Animated Festival and in several other national and international festivals. Patrick Lapierre is the winner of the 22nd edition of the prestigious ONF Cinéaste recherché(e) contest.
RESERVED FOR SENIORS
Are you over 50? Are you curious and interested in images, movements and sounds? Would you like to better understand art-that-is-being-made-today-and-now?
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For our next Make-See-Explore workshop starting in January. In collaboration with Action Centre-Ville, a community organization for seniors, Galerie B-312 is pleased to offer you an opportunity to get involved in art making.
FAIRE - VOIR - EXPLORER
To discover your own way of creating and doing. To interact with an artist in their studio. To visit exhibitions and demystify creation. A privileged access to art. An incredible chance to appreciate and be inspired by art!
The Artist: Patrick Lapierre
His Medium: Animation
Filmmaker Patrick Lapierre invites participants to immerse themselves in the fascinating world of moving images and shapes. During the workshops, the group will be introduced to the steps involved in the production of a short animated film. The theme chosen could evoke a moment, a memory or a familiar impression. The participants will have the chance to explore, individually and as a group, the range of possibilities offered by the medium. Through the exploration of different techniques combining various materials, and by addressing the notions of sequence, retinal persistence, stop motion, narration and even abstraction, the participants will benefit from an exceptional opportunity to learn what goes on "behind the scenes" of an animation, a discipline that extends far beyond children’s film!
