Starting on October 30th, Yves Laroche in Montreal will be hosting a massive group exhibition entitled Égrégore. The term refers to a kind of group mind which is created when people consciously come together for a common purpose and was used in relation to the Montreal Surrealists, best known as Les Automatistes in the 40s. The resurrection of the idea in relation to geography and purpose is definitely appropriate to this show which will run through December 20th.
Participating artists include SHAG, Van Arno, Anthony Ausgang, Liam Barr, Jonathan Bergeron, Cathie Black, Francois Bourdeau, Guy Boutin, Osvaldo Ramirez Castillo, Bruno Champagne, Etienne Chartrand (Nixon), David Choquette, Luke Chueh, Dave Cooper, Simon Couturier, Kevin Cyr, Dalek, Daniel Martin Diaz, Ron English, Francois Escalmel, Sam Flores, AJ Fosik, Jon Fox, Phil Holt, Jim Houser, Andy Kehoe, Jean Labourdette (Turf One), Kevin Ledo, Serge Lemonde, Chris Mars, Liz McGrath, Joel Nakamura, Other, Annie Owens, Michael Page, Kate Puxley, Souther Salazar, Lucien Shapiro, Amy Sol, Joe Sorren, Jeff Soto, Nathan Spoor, Gary Taxali, Jon Todd, Laurence Vallieres, Miss Van, Marin Wittfooth (seen above), Max Wyse, Jason Yarmosky, and Ravi Zupa.
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