In Resonance with Stephanie Comilang and Jean-François Bouchard |…

Accueil | Home EVENT Image: Phil Collins, the meaning of style, 2011. Video still. Courtesy Shady Lane Productions, Berlin and Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, New York. Sep. 23 → Oct. 17 In Resonance – with Stephanie Comilang and Jean-François Bouchard Event Free Contemporary Art Look up to address on google map 407 Saint-Pierre Street Accueil Montréal, QC H2Y 2M3 See Our Opening Hours Monday: Closed Tuesday: Closed Wednesday: 12 PM—7 PM Thursday: 12 PM—7 PM Friday: 12 PM—7 PM Saturday: 11 AM—6 PM Sunday: 11 AM—6 PM Tickets Free admission $0 Useful Information Programs 1 and 2 play in a continuous loop during opening hours. Duration: 106 minutes The works are presented in their original language. All Ages For accessibility information, please refer to our Plan Your Visit page. People with Reduced Mobility PHI spaces are partially accessible to people with reduced mobility:407 Saint-Pierre StreetAll areas at 407 Saint-Pierre Street are accessible to people with reduced mobility. We can install an access ramp at the back of the building, located in the Evans Court alleyway. Our team will be delighted to welcome you. Please contact us before your visit at 514 225-0525 or [email protected] so that we can accommodate you. There's an elevator to every floor. Discover a selection of video works by Diane Severin Nguyen, Phil Collins, Joyce Joumaa, Jacqueline Hoang Nguyen, Jackie Gallant, Dayna McLeod, Kent Monkman, Anne Golden, Emmanuelle Léonard and Jamie Ross, free at PHI About the Event In Resonance brings together video works that extend, amplify, shift, or put into tension the themes explored in PHI’s upcoming exhibitions. Presented on a loop during our opening hours, the selected works offer diverse perspectives on contemporary realities through the eyes of artists from the local and international art scenes. Curated by Daniel Fiset and Cheryl Sim → → Read More Read More Look up to address on google map 407 Saint-Pierre Street Accueil Montréal, QC H2Y 2M3 See Our Opening Hours Monday: Closed Tuesday: Closed Wednesday: 12 PM—7 PM Thursday: 12 PM—7 PM Friday: 12 PM—7 PM Saturday: 11 AM—6 PM Sunday: 11 AM—6 PM Tickets Free admission $0 Useful Information Programs 1 and 2 play in a continuous loop during opening hours. Duration: 106 minutes The works are presented in their original language. All Ages For accessibility information, please refer to our Plan Your Visit page. People with Reduced Mobility PHI spaces are partially accessible to people with reduced mobility:407 Saint-Pierre StreetAll areas at 407 Saint-Pierre Street are accessible to people with reduced mobility. We can install an access ramp at the back of the building, located in the Evans Court alleyway. Our team will be delighted to welcome you. Please contact us before your visit at 514 225-0525 or [email protected] so that we can accommodate you. There's an elevator to every floor. Quick Navigation About the Event Programme 1 Program 1 In resonance with Stephanie Comilang In these videos, identity, belonging, and collective narratives are shaped through histories of migration, culture, power, and representation. Diane Severin Nguyen Tyrant Star 2019 15 min Courtesy of the artist Phil Collins the meaning of style 2011 4 min 12 sec Courtesy of the artist Joyce Joumaa Bêtise humaine 2025 14 min 57 sec Courtesy of the artist Jacqueline Hoàng Nguyễn 1967: A People Kind of Place 2012 20 min Courtesy of the artist Jackie Gallant & Dayna McLeod Creep 2014 3 min 56 sec Courtesy of the artists Program 2 In resonance with Jean-François Bouchard These videos bring forward different manifestations of spirituality and religion in North America, and the traces they have left on art, politics and society. Kent Monkman Miss Chief’s Praying Hands 2019 45 sec Courtesy of the artist and Vtape Anne Golden The Order 2020 4 min Courtesy of the artist and Groupe Intervention Vidéo (GIV) Emmanuelle Léonard La providence 2014 28 min 51 sec Courtesy of the artist and Vidéographe Jamie Ross XII 2018 12 min 52 sec Courtesy of the artist Artist Biographies Diane Severin Nguyen Diane Severin Nguyen (b. 1990, Carson, California) lives and works in New York. She works with photography, video, installation and performance. Through material and sculptural experimentation, Nguyen approaches the photographic moment as one of transformation. She is particularly interested in exceeding photography as a mode of documentation, and engages with it rather as a set of conditions shaped by desire and speculation. Her moving image works examine the histories of power, victimhood and forms of propaganda that underpin cultural and self-image making. Recent solo and group exhibitions include Performa Biennial 2025, Museum of Modern Art Warsaw, Haus der Kulturen der Welt Berlin, the Whitney Museum of American Art, SculptureCenter, The Renaissance Society, Rockbund Art Museum, MoMA PS1, the Carnegie Museum of Art, Schinkel Pavilion, Jeu de Paume, and the Hammer Museum, among others. Her films have been presented at international film festivals, including the New York Film Festival, the International Film Festival Rotterdam, as well as Berlinale and Woche der Kritik. She was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship in 2023. Phil Collins Joyce Joumaa Joyce Joumaa is a video artist and writer working between Beirut, Montreal, and Amsterdam. After growing up in Lebanon, she pursued a BFA in Film Studies at Concordia University. Her work explores microhistories in Lebanon and elsewhere to understand how past structures shape contemporary realities. Central to her practice is an interest in the political charge inscribed in space and the social psychology that unfolds from the tensions emerging between the two. Joumaa’s work has been presented at institutions including the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, e-flux Screening Room, the Sharjah Architecture Triennial & the 60th Venice Biennale. Recent solo exhibitions have been held at the Canadian Centre for Architecture, Plein Sud Centre d’exposition, and