Farine Five Roses Art Project

Sign Language (Call for Participation / appel à la participation)

[English follows] Voici une intéressante opportunité de contribuer au projet d’art Farine Five Roses. Qu’on l’aime ou qu’on la déteste, l’enseigne fait partie du paysage montréalais depuis plus de 60 ans et ses jours sont comptés. Nous avons une quantité très limitée d’ensembles aimantés ‘Sign Language’ à donner aux artistes montréalais qui désirent utiliser les […]

Thumbnail image for Love Letters: Pick a Letter…

‘Pick a letter, any letter. Now, every important corporation in town can have its very own letter! Scrabble, anyone?’ Les lettres pour tous les entreprises du monde, comme Woodward’s à Vancouver! What do you do with thirty soon-to-be scrapped, 15′ high, neon letters? Love Letters explores precisely that question. With tongue firmly planted in cheek, […]

Thumbnail image for Love Letters: World’s Largest Compass

A proposal for the world’s largest compass. La plus grande boussole du monde. What do you do with thirty soon-to-be scrapped, 15′ high, neon letters? Love Letters explores precisely that question. With tongue firmly planted in cheek, Matt Soar makes several proposals for installations around the city. Further ideas welcome! Que faire avec des lettres […]

Thumbnail image for Love Letters: L’orologue

With a little modification, the FFR sign could stay put, and find new life as a weather indicator for the city. L’ensigne FFR – comme un météorologue pour Montréal. What do you do with thirty soon-to-be scrapped, 15′ high, neon letters? Love Letters explores precisely that question. With tongue firmly planted in cheek, Matt Soar […]

Thumbnail image for Love Letters: We’re <em>Here.</em>

A fabulous new art installation for the Beaudry Métro station in Montréal’s hip-and-happening Gay Village. Une nouvelle oeuvre d’art industriel pour la station de métro Beaudry dans le village gai de Montréal. What do you do with thirty soon-to-be scrapped, 15′ high, neon letters? Love Letters explores precisely that question. With tongue firmly planted in […]

Thumbnail image for Love Letters: Hollywood Northeast

Unlike the Hollywood sign in California, Montréal’s new ‘Oui-Non’ sign would be more than cosmetic. The sign would allow everyone to get up-to-the-second information on election voting and referendum ballot results, depending on which word – ‘Oui’ or ‘Non’ – was illuminated, and how brightly. A fine new use for a venerable old sign, no? […]

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