Nightcap Vernissage

There is a vernissage in the village tonight, a  cinq à sept  [5pm to 7pm]. This show is a collaboration between Galerie Art Libre [link here] and Projet Nightcap 1938 [link here]; it would be a great pleasure to see you.  And the big paper dolls will make their first appearance [link here]. All the works are part of a silent auction which finishes on May 4.

The artists involved are Myriam Bardoul, Claude Beauchemin, Noëlla Bellefeuille, Marie Berger, François Brisson, François Xavier Chamberland, Nicole Côté, Liz Davidson, Francine Denault, Rachel Dennis, Isabelle Grenier, Jacques Lajeunesse, Madeleine Leduc, Stéphane Lemardelé, Hélène Lessard, Marie Madore, Brigite Normandin, Catherine Panchaud, Sanders Pinault and Louise-Andrée Roberge

Vernissage 
Friday, April 19, 17h-19h 
10 rue  Depot, Sutton

from 20 April to 4 May 12h to 17h 
Open: Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday 
Silent Auction Animation and soup every day from 13h to 14h [Bring your bowl]

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Making Paper Dolls

For the past few months I have been working with Projet Nightcap 1938, involving our diverse community and culminating in the premier of the play Nightcap, written by Louise Pelletier and produced by Coeur du Village. I'm doing their graphics which I love doing. I so enjoy seeing one idea lead to another, and another, how to organize all the information, how to make it alive and vibrant, and as always in projects like this how to do it as thriftily as possible. Hence the very large paper dolls, which we will print 7 feet tall [on a plotter], glue onto corplast and cut around their edges. So if you are in Sutton take a look for these two, they are the main characters in the play and will be hanging about town for a few weeks.

Trim lines for the cutouts

Hanging out at Bistro Beaux Lieux

And in front of La Rameur Affamée