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Get matched →PHI presents a conversation between Jean-François Bouchard and Daniel Fiset on the occasion of the artist’s first museum-scale exhibition. This discussion will offer audiences an opportunity to learn more about Jean-François Bouchard’s artistic practice and the works created specifically for this new exhibition.
Drawing on his encounters with a group of evangelical street preachers in the United States, this new body of work explores the intersections of belief, performance, and politics in public space.
407 Saint-Pierre Street Montréal, Québec H2Y 2R6 Espace 1
General Admission $0. Reservations are required.
The conversation will take place in French, with a Q&A session in both French and English. LSQ interpreters will be on site. The event is open to All Ages. For accessibility information, please refer to the Plan Your Visit page.
Jean-François Bouchard is a visual artist whose practice explores communities and individuals beyond dominant social frameworks. Situated between documentary and conceptual inquiry, his work examines marginal and subcultural worlds as systems that generate their own forms of meaning and belonging. His projects have been exhibited in Canada, the United States, France, Korea, Mexico, and Cuba, including at Arsenal Contemporary Art, and featured in The Guardian, The Washington Post, Stern, and the British Journal of Photography. His recent book project The New Cubans was launched at Perrotin Store New York and published by PowerHouse Books. In 2026, The New York Times acquired and released his film co-directed with Olivier Côté, La Retaguardia, as part of its Op-Docs series. Bouchard lives in Montréal & New York.
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