LOUIS-PIERRE BOUGIE. HUMAN NATURE
AND THE ARTISTS OF THE ATELIERS DUFFERIN
May 16 to September 1, 2024

ARTISTS: DEBORAH DAVIS, FAUSTINE ESCOFFIER, LYNDA GADOURY, YONG SOOK KIM-LAMBERT, YVAN LESSARD
CURATOR: FRÉDÉRIQUE RENAUD

Photo: Jean-Michel Naud

This exhibition pays tribute to the career and the sensitive, dramatic world of the late printmaker and painter, Louis-Pierre Bougie (1946-2021). It showcases more than 40 artworks, several of which have never been shown in public.

Learn more about the various techniques used in printmaking – from aquatint to etching – demonstrated by members of Les Ateliers Dufferin, Sherbrooke’s creative centre for professional artists.

Bougie was heavily involved in spreading the word about his specialized art form and in the history of Quebec art, he leaves behind an important legacy. This collaboration with Les Ateliers Dufferin pays tribute to his strong commitment to promoting printmaking in Quebec.


Also worth seeing
Continue your tour of the Ateliers Dufferin to discover the creative space and other works by studio artists and Louis-Pierre Bougie.

Opening hours from May 24, 2024:
Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 12:30 to 4:30 pm

Rencontre autour de l’estampe on August 21, 2024
On Wednesday August 21, in a 5 à 7 format, art historian Peggy Davis offers an incursion into the history of printmaking, explaining the main processes that have emerged over time. She and master printmaker Paule Mainguy will discuss the role of the printer in a printmaking studio and her professional relationship with artist Louis-Pierre Bougie. Together, they will offer an animated tour through the works in the exhibition and comment on the different techniques used by Bougie.

Free activity organized in partnership with the Conseil de la culture de l’Estrie and Ateliers Dufferin.
Reservations: 819 821.2115 or accueil@mbas.qc.ca