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Bozarts

Ce long métrage documentaire recueille l'essentiel de la pensée d'un bon nombre de peintres, sculpteurs, critiques d'art, architectes, directeurs de musées et de galeries que la rupture artistes-société inquiète. En outre, il donne au grand public l'occasion d'émettre ses opinions sur les œuvres dont la beauté et la signification échappent parfois. L'art pourra-t-il un jour sortir de son isolement? Plaidoyer en faveur du droit de tout être humain à l'expression, ce film réuni, entre autres, Armand Vaillancourt, Marcel Rioux, Gilles Hénault, Marcelle Ferron, Claude Jasmin et Jean-Paul Mousseau.
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Ce long métrage documentaire recueille l'essentiel de la pensée d'un bon nombre de peintres, sculpteurs, critiques d'art, architectes, directeurs de musées et de galeries que la rupture artistes-société inquiète. En outre, il donne au grand public l'occasion d'émettre ses opinions sur les œuvres dont la beauté et la signification échappent parfois. L'art pourra-t-il un jour sortir de son isolement? Plaidoyer en faveur du droit de tout être humain à l'expression, ce film réuni, entre autres, Armand Vaillancourt, Marcel Rioux, Gilles Hénault, Marcelle Ferron, Claude Jasmin et Jean-Paul Mousseau.

Arts Visual Arts All subjects
  • director
    Jacques Giraldeau
  • producer
    Clément Perron
  • images
    Thomas Vamos
  • sound
    Claude Hazanavicius
  • editing
    Pierre Lemelin
  • sound editing
    Bill Graziadei
  • sound mixer
    Ron Alexander
    Michel Descombes

Education

Ages 15 to 17
School subjects
Arts Education - Art History and Citizenship Education - Modernization of Quebec Society (1929-1980) Media Education - Popular Culture
This “collage” on the place of art in late-1960s Quebec society is an archival document that provides a good illustration of how people of the time misunderstood art and its growing importance in an awakening society. In addition to viewing the introduction of the film, which is an extremely valuable document for history classes, students can be asked to expound on their own points of view about art, their understanding of it and their relationship to it.

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