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Xylon Québec, Networker
Herald of art printmaking !
Xylon Québec organizes exhibitions in popular (ex. : arts centres) or specialized environments (ex. : juried art shows) in the province of Québec and abroad, with the purpose of informing experts, the general public and printmakers around the world about its publications, that is to say catalogs, art books and its members' art production. On the occasion of collective art books exhibitions, members may sometimes simultaneously present their individual art books. Newspaper and magazine documentation, published in the various countries where such events took place, including Québec and Canada, are available upon request.
International collective print exhibitions !
- 1990
- Salon des arts graphiques actuels SAGA Paris France
- 1988
- Salon des arts graphiques actuels SAGA Paris France.
Exchanges with other sections !
Xylon Québec has organized and exchanged exhibitions with other country sections of Xylon International.
A catalog was published for each event, except for the Xylon France exhibit in 1989.
- 1996
- Xylon Québec / Xylon Argentine Museo Provincial de Bellas Artes Timoteo Eduardo Navarro Tucuman
- Argentine.
- 1989
- Xylon France / Xylon Québec Centre Culturel Notre-Dame-de- Grâce Montréal
- Québec/Canada.
- Xylon Québec Instituto Cultural Las Condes Santiago Chili.
- Xylon Québec / Xylon Argentine Museo de Bellas Artes Emilione Guinazu Mendoza
- Arg.
Xylon Québec welcomes international triennials !
In 1993 (XYLON 11), Xylon Québec welcomed, for the first time on its territory, a triennial organized by Xylon International, thus allowing its parent establishment to reach the public and experts located beyond the limits of its usual European circuit,
event repeated in 1997 and 2000 for the 12th and 13th international exhibitions.
- 1997 à 2001
- XYLON 13 « Suisse Pologne France Allemagne Italie Brésil »
- Maison de la culture Mercier Montréal Qc/Can.
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- 1994 à 1997
- XYLON 12 « Suisse France Allemagne Italie Belgique Pologne Tchécoslovaquie »
- Centre national d'exposition Jonquière Qc/Can.
- Maison de la culture Frontenac Montréal Qc/Can.
- 1990 à 1993
- XYLON 11 « Allemagne Suisse Italie Belgique Pologne»
- Maison de la culture Mercier Montréal Qc/Can.
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National Print Exhibitions !
Xylon Québec organizes print exhibitions for its members, which are sometimes travelling events, in the museums, galleries and arts centres of the Québec and Canadian territories.
They're mostly visited by artists, art amateurs, historians, students and professors in engraving and art history.
2000 à 2004
Structure Lumière: 22 woodcuts
Produced by 22 members
Travelling exhibition : 4 sites Québec territory
1993 à 1997
Écritures sur bois: 52 woodcuts
Selected by guest curator : Normand Biron
Produced by 26 members
Travelling exhibition : 15 sites Québec territory
1995
Galerie Horizon Tracy Qc/Can.
1993
Pavillon des arts Sainte-Adèle Qc/Can.
1989
Centre culturel Vanier Châteauguay Qc/Can.
Université du Québec Hull Qc/Can.
1987
Maison de la culture Côte-des-Neiges Montréal Qc/Can.
Créateurs associés Val-David Qc/Can.
Galerie Horace Sherbrooke Qc/Can.
1986
Galerie Noctuelle Montréal Qc/Can.
Exhibitions of art books and/or their components !
Xylon Québec organizes exhibitions of art books and/or their components, produced by its members. In the case of an art book, the exhibition is designated by the same term as the one entitling it, thus specifying the theme being momentarily privileged.
For the last two art books, these events were travelling exhibitions.
- 2001, 2002
- Salon de la bibliophilie contemporaine. Bibliothèque nationale du Québec
- Display of exhibit catalogs and art books
- Montréal Qc/Can.
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- 2000 à 2001
- XYLON TROIS: MIRON LE MAGNIFIQUE
- Opening : Bibliothèque nationale du Québec
- Travelling exhibition : 3 sites Québec territory
- 1997 à 2000
- XYLON DEUX: LE BOIS
- Opening : Bibliothèque nationale du Québec
- In collaboration with the Festival international
- de la poésie de Trois-Rivières
- Travelling exhibition : 6 sites Québec territory
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- 1987
- XYLON UN Paris/Fr.
- Galerie Broutta
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