Prix Gémeaux 2019 / 2021
Lancée lors des Oscars en février dernier, la campagne NOUS débarque maintenant au Québec. De nombreux acteurs et créateurs se sont joint à la campagne en portant fièrement l’emblème NOUS créée par artiste Chantal Larocque sur les tapis rouges, notamment, celui du Gala des 34e prix Gémeaux et ce, en guise de reconnaissance et de célébration du talent canadien.
MADE | NOUS celebrates the works of Canadian creators in film, television, video games and digital entertainment, both here and around the world. Canada is home to award-winning television, movies, and special effects that have captured global audiences and swept box offices worldwide. MADE | NOUS shines a spotlight on the achievements of Canadians who bring exceptional stories to life, and encourages audiences to discover and celebrate their work. MADE | NOUS is the result of a collaborative effort between key entertainment industry players such as the Canada Media Fund (CMF) and Telefilm Canada, as well as an additional thirty—and growing—industry partners.
MADE | NOUS celebrates the works of Canadian creators in film, television, video games and digital entertainment, both here and around the world. Canada is home to award-winning television, movies, and special effects that have captured global audiences and swept box offices worldwide. MADE | NOUS shines a spotlight on the achievements of Canadians who bring exceptional stories to life, and encourages audiences to discover and celebrate their work. MADE | NOUS is the result of a collaborative effort between key entertainment industry players such as the Canada Media Fund (CMF) and Telefilm Canada, as well as an additional thirty—and growing—industry partners.
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L'emblème NOUS: Artiste Chantal Larocque créée cette fleur spécialement pour souligner l’immense talent de chez nous.
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SEEK MORE
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Canada’s home to some of the best talent in the world. Different perspectives are what set our content apart. But now is the time to push beyond what we know and seek a greater variety of voices. SEEK MORE inspires Canadians to search out more content and creators from more backgrounds, cultures, and communities.
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Canada Post Annual Flower Series
Canada Post once again bring some colour and freshness into the lives (and mail) of winter-weary Canadians with its annual flower stamp issue. This year, the focus is on a woody perennial shrub bloom: The Gardenia.
I share on the blog all the steps it took to create these fabulous paper flower sculptures and how they ended up on the Canada Post famous flower series!
I share on the blog all the steps it took to create these fabulous paper flower sculptures and how they ended up on the Canada Post famous flower series!
The Lady Ball Halifax 2018 | Ovarian Cancer Canada
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Hundreds of smiles were beautifully captured by photographer Timothy Richard during the Lady Ball Halifax event on September 27th, 2018 in front a gigantic paper flower backdrop designed and donated by artist and author Chantal Larocque.
Did you know: OVARIAN CANCER IS THE MOST FATAL WOMEN'S CANCER. Ovarian Cancer symptoms are usually confused with those of other diseases. One out of every two women diagnosed will not live past 5 years. There is no screening test. Ovarian Cancer kills 5 Canadian women every day. OVARIAN CANCER CANADA |
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The Brain Project 2017
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Artist Chantal Larocque was one of 100 artists selected to participate in “The Brain Project”. A thought provoking public exhibition in downtown Toronto of brain sculptures that were sold to sponsoring organizations or collectors worldwide. Proceeds supported Baycrest Health Sciences, a world leader in brain health and aging. The summer long art exhibit started July 11th, 2017 until end of September 2017!
Chantal's art sculpture was located at NATHAN PHILLIPS SQUARE downtown Toronto and is sponsored by Colliers International Brain Sculpture Title & Message: "Forget-Me-Not" Dear caregivers…this art piece is for you…It is to remind you that you are beautiful and you are loved. As an artist, I am sensitive to the emotions of others. I sympathize with the distress of both the person who manifests symptoms of brain diseases, and those who experience them – the caregiver and the family members. The black and white photos represent all of our memories, which can be shadowed by life’s circumstances …We need to remember that in time even the most barren soil can be renewed and bloom again. Flowers are universally loved. Their simple presence can beautify any room, and cheer any person…their blossoms cover over memories and give us hope. The sweet little Forget-Me-Not blooms are to remember those whom we love, even if they’re still with us right now. We need to create vivid memories that will last! |
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