D'un oeil différent , J-6

D'un oeil différent , J-6

Quand on regarde l'ambiance générale au bureau, les affiches qui débordent à droite et à gauche, des brochures qui dépassent des poches des manteaux, Sandrine, chargée du projet chez Exeko qui ne lâche plus son téléphone, les toiles des artistes s'accumulant petit à petit sous son bureau, Dorothée: "bon alors 3 photographes c'est bon?", Sylvain: " Elle arrive la traduction !", Marie courant après des lecteurs mp3 pour des douches sonores, les journalistes intrigués dont les emails s'entassent dans mon gmail, on comprend assez vite que D'un oeil différent s'approche à GRANDS pas.

Et grands pas c'est peu dire quand il reste 6 jours avant le lancement officiel à l'Écomusée du fier monde.

Cette année D'un oeil différent s'étale un peu partout dans Montréal avec ses premiers Hors Murs depuis sa création. Après l'exclusif intra-muros au bain Généreux, D'un oeil différent se dote de 5 évènements annexes (son festival Off comme l'a affectueusement appelé une recherchiste de CBC) de projections en avant-première théâtrale et de partenaires de réalisations toujours plus nombreux:

  • 2 Classes ouvertes théâtre et danse les 11 et 12 mars au Centre des arts de la scène les Muses, l'école unique en son genre qui offre une formation professionnelle à des artistes vivant une situation de handicap, qu'il soit visible ou invisible.

 

@Les Muses

 

  • Les Chroniques du Café, des Compagnons de Montréal, une exposition reportage réalisée par les talentueux participants du C.A.F.É Internet des Compagnons.

 

Extrait  "Courriel sur Jazz", Claude @Compagnons de Montréal

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Comme d'habitude nous vous invitons à nous rejoindre le 5 mars dès 16h à l'Écomusée du fier monde pour un lancement explosif en bonne et due forme. 

Entre le vernissage de l'exposition qui rassemble cette année 148 artistes exposants (un record !), les prestations virevolatantes en chanson, danse, théâtre de la Gang à Rambrou et des Bonimenteurs, la remise des Prix Janine-Sutto par Mme Sutto elle-même, les sonorités québéco-tradi-tsigane de Fred Péloquin à l'accordéon, et les dizaines de rencontres à prévoir avec nos artistes, D'un oeil différent annonce encore une fois un démarrage en trombe.

Pour ceux qui n'étaient pas là l'année passée, retour au lancement de 2013 sur notre blog et notre compte flickr.

La programmation complète à l'Écomusée du fier monde et Hors murs est disponible sur dunoeildifferent.com

RDV 5 mars 4@8   @Écomusée du fier monde 2050 Rue Amherst, Montréal, QC H2L 3L8 (514) 528-8444  

 

dunoeildifferent.com

exeko.org/dunoeildifferent

 

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  • « By engaging with people on a deep level, we see Exeko reinvigorating individual spirit to rebuild society in a new way. Exeko's work is not about small projects, but about achieving full social inclusion at a systemic level. [...] we believe that Exeko will reach a level of systemic impact with Quebec, Canada and the world within 5-10 years. »

    Elisha Muskat, Executive Director, Ashoka Canada

  • « Its goal? To develop reasoning, critical thinking, logic, and increase citizen participation of these marginalized groups. »

    Caroline Monpetit, Le Devoir (free translation)

  • «  I write my thoughts in my head, not on paper, and my thought is not lost. »

    Participant @PACQ

  • « Why use paper when it is as beautiful as this? »

    One of the co-creator for Métissage Urbain

  • « I Have my own identity ! »

    Putulik, Inuit participant, Métissage Urbain

  • « It is terrible for a society to ignore people with such talent! »

    Hélène-Elise Blais, les Muses about ART and ID projects

  • « Art has the advantage to make people talk about abilities rather than limitations, when confronted with an intellectual disability.  »

    Delphine Ragon, Community Programs Manager, Les Compagnons de Montréal

  • « Over the past few years, we have been seeing more and more high quality productions by people with an intellectual disability who truly are artists.  »

    Julie Laloire @AMDI

  • « Exeko implements creative solutions to several problematic, gives a voice to those we don't hear and hope to the underprivileged. »

    Bulletin des YMCA

  • « Its goal? To develop reasoning, critical thinking, logic, and increase citizen participation of these marginalized groups. »

    Caroline Monpetit, Le Devoir (free translation)

  • « ...empowering the children, and giving them confidence »

    APTN National News

  • « It’s a great program for children to learn about their traditions and to increase their interaction with Elders in the community. »

    Erika Eagle, Social Development Assistant with Waswanipi Brighter Future

  • « We are not higher, we are not lower, we are equal. »

    Simeoni, participant idAction Mobile

  • « Receving is good, but giving is better »

    Participant idAction@Kanesatake

  • « They're both people. We're not looking enough after people with problems, and mostly with mental health issues. Then we would have more people able to work. »

    Participant, idAction@Accueil Bonneau

  • « What better way to strengthen intergenerational ties? [...] A meeting between peers, a place for expression, learning and recovery »

    Chantal Potvin, reporter at Innuvelle

  • «  I don't know everything, but while reading it, it always bring me one step closer »

    A participant, idAction Mobile

  • «  By engaging with people on a deep level, we see Exeko reinvigorating individual spirit to rebuild society in a new way. Exeko's work is not about small projects, but about achieving full social inclusion at a systemic level. [...] we believe that Exeko will reach a level of systemic impact with Quebec, Canada and the world within 5-10 years. »

    Elisha Muskat, Executive Director, Ashoka Canada

  • «  ...empowering the children, and giving them confidence »

    APTN National News

  • «  I was completely alone today, thanks for talking to me »

    Elie, participant @idAction Mobile

  • «  They're both people. We're not looking enough after people with problems, and mostly with mental health issues. Then we would have more people able to work. »

    Participant, idAction@Accueil Bonneau

  • «  Today, the power acquired through knowledge is more far-reaching than knowledge itself. »

    André Frossard

  • « By engaging with people on a deep level, we see Exeko reinvigorating individual spirit to rebuild society in a new way. Exeko's work is not about small projects, but about achieving full social inclusion at a systemic level. [...] we believe that Exeko will reach a level of systemic impact with Quebec, Canada and the world within 5-10 years.»
    Elisha Muskat, Executive Director, Ashoka Canada
  • « Exeko implements creative solutions to several problematic, gives a voice to those we don't hear and hope to the underprivileged.»
    Bulletin des YMCA
  • « Over the past few years, we have been seeing more and more high quality productions by people with an intellectual disability who truly are artists. »
    Julie Laloire @AMDI
  • « Art has the advantage to make people talk about abilities rather than limitations, when confronted with an intellectual disability. »
    Delphine Ragon, Community Programs Manager, Les Compagnons de Montréal
  • « It is terrible for a society to ignore people with such talent!»
    Hélène-Elise Blais, les Muses about ART and ID projects
  • « I Have my own identity !»
    Putulik, Inuit participant, Métissage Urbain
  • « Why use paper when it is as beautiful as this?»
    One of the co-creator for Métissage Urbain
  • « I write my thoughts in my head, not on paper, and my thought is not lost.»
    Participant @PACQ
  • « Its goal? To develop reasoning, critical thinking, logic, and increase citizen participation of these marginalized groups.»
    Caroline Monpetit, Le Devoir (free translation)
  • « Its goal? To develop reasoning, critical thinking, logic, and increase citizen participation of these marginalized groups.»
    Caroline Monpetit, Le Devoir (free translation)
  • « Today, the power acquired through knowledge is more far-reaching than knowledge itself.»
    André Frossard
  • « They're both people. We're not looking enough after people with problems, and mostly with mental health issues. Then we would have more people able to work.»
    Participant, idAction@Accueil Bonneau
  • « They're both people. We're not looking enough after people with problems, and mostly with mental health issues. Then we would have more people able to work.»
    Participant, idAction@Accueil Bonneau
  • « We are not higher, we are not lower, we are equal.»
    Simeoni, participant idAction Mobile
  • « I was completely alone today, thanks for talking to me»
    Elie, participant @idAction Mobile
  • « Receving is good, but giving is better»
    Participant idAction@Kanesatake
  • « What better way to strengthen intergenerational ties? [...] A meeting between peers, a place for expression, learning and recovery»
    Chantal Potvin, reporter at Innuvelle
  • «  ...empowering the children, and giving them confidence»
    APTN National News
  • « By engaging with people on a deep level, we see Exeko reinvigorating individual spirit to rebuild society in a new way. Exeko's work is not about small projects, but about achieving full social inclusion at a systemic level. [...] we believe that Exeko will reach a level of systemic impact with Quebec, Canada and the world within 5-10 years.»
    Elisha Muskat, Executive Director, Ashoka Canada
  • « It’s a great program for children to learn about their traditions and to increase their interaction with Elders in the community.»
    Erika Eagle, Social Development Assistant with Waswanipi Brighter Future
  • « ...empowering the children, and giving them confidence»
    APTN National News