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Democracy Village at the Saskatoon Museum Habit-aptation - April 15 to June 12, 2011 - Saskatoon Museum All you can eat at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts Acquired last year by the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, Democracy Village (Phase I) at the GNO Village Démocratie - from June 4th to 30th 2010 - Galerie du Nouvel-Ontario Electronic Village at the 21C Museum 21C Museum (Louisville, Kentucky, USA), the first Museum in North
America exclusively dedicated to 21st century artwork, is presenting their
recent piece of collection Electronic Village for the show Creating identity : Portraits Today. As a piece from the museum's permanent collection, Giboulo's installation is still presented at the Street Level Gallery esse arts+opinions puts on a stamp showing All you can eat / Each year since 2007, esse selects pieces of work from three quebec artists to make artistic stamps, meant to circulate via the mail A new piece for esse benefit auction at esse arts+opinions invites Karine Giboulo to present a piece of her
work for their benefit auction at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (November 11th,
2009). For the occasion, the public and collectors will be the first to have a look at Savage beauty (Self Portrait), the artist's latest and brand new sculpture Solo at TIAF / From October 22nd to october 26th 2009, Karine Giboulo
presents some of her work to the 10th edition of TIAF, Toronto
international art fair Electronic Village joins 21C Museum's permanent collection / In March 2009, 21C Museum,
the first in North America exclusively dedicated to 21st century
artworks, acquires Giboulo's most recent installation: 2nd prize at the international PULSE NEW YORK contest for emergent artists / Selected for IMPULSE - PULSE NEW YORK's international contest for emergent artists - Karine Giboulo wins the
second prize for what was then her most recent installation: Electronic Village All you can eat now
part of the permanent collection In 2007, in an interview with Thomas Leblanc, Nathalie Bondil
(Montreal Museum for Fine Arts' director) claims her crush for Montrealer
Karine Giboulo. One year later, the Museum adds All you can eat to
its permanent collection Cast your art produces a documentary on Karine Giboulo's work / In March 2009, Cast your art publishes a documentary on Karine Giboulo's work
The artist therefore joins the Sanchez Brothers and Michel de Broin, canadian
international artists about whom Cast your art has also produced films |
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