André-Louis Paré
No. 108 – fall 2014

The space that remains : an interview with Guillaume La Brie

Guillaume La Brie lives and works in Montreal. Since holding his first solo exhibition in 2003 at Skol an artist-run centre in Montreal, he has presented his work in many other artist-run centres and museums across Quebec. He has also participated in a number of intervention projects, exhibitions and international residencies, including Studio du Québec in Barcelona and a residency at Les Perles in Barjols, France. In addition, La Brie has completed several works in the public sphere in the context of the policy for integrating art into architecture.

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Guillaume La Brie, Œuvres au mur (découpe), 2014. Stainless steel, aluminum and wood. L’espace qui reste (2014), Galerie Liliane Rodriguez. Photo credit : Guy L’Heureux. Courtesy of the artist.
Guillaume La Brie, Le cadre, 2014. Wood, cardboard, gypsum and canvas. L’espace qui reste (2014), Galerie Liliane Rodriguez. Photo credit : Guy L’Heureux. Courtesy of the artist.
Guillaume La Brie, Les oeuvres qui n’étaient pas là (Moaï), 2012. IKEA drawers, wood and gypsum. 550 X 240 X 200 cm. Fonderie Darling. Photo credit : Guy L’Heureux. Courtesy of the artist.
Guillaume La Brie, Les oeuvres qui n’étaient pas là (Georges Washington, sculpture au mur sur une corniche), 2012. IKEA tables, wood and gypsum. 250 X 365 X 200 cm. Fonderie Darling. Photo credit : Guy L’Heureux. Courtesy of the artist.