




I am teaming up with PARLOR TREATS [ Jasa Baka, Tyr Jami, Todd MacDonald and friends] to create SMILE STEALERS.
Smile stealers will be a live action animation short film. It will combine analogue special effects and overhead projection/animation with digital video and after effects animation.
Smile Stealers is a short story about a girl who has a destiny to become a warrior. Her name is Tyr, like the Norse God of War. She battles the sky, saves a unicorn, escapes a Paper Moon photo booth trap and fights the Queen of “A Moon” and her Moon Children to set the smiles free.
By encompassing song, dance, theatre design, animation (both digital and analogue projections) we strive to create a Gestamkunstwerk; a total work of art that encompasses all aspects/dimensions of the arts.
THIS IS A sample SCENE from the film. Production will start JUNE.
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Lion fights the sky.
Sky wins though he is slashed and dripping by the end, after suffocating the Lion.
He now has the two halves of the smile (vessel of ultimate power).
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image: Mange moi je suis seul, eat me I'm so lonely ; Allison Moore et Dany Boudreault
image: Mange moi je suis seul, eat me I'm so lonely ; Allison Moore et Dany Boudreault
Montréal, le 7 mai 2009
Dans le cadre du 10e Marché de la
poésie de Montréal, les Ateliers Graff, la Maison de la poésie
et la maison de la culture du Plateau-Mont-Royal collaborent
pour présenter Les enfants du surréalisme. L’exposition se
tiendra du 14 mai au 14 juin 2009 à la maison de la culture
du Plateau-Mont-Royal et le vernissage aura lieu le 14 mai
à partir de 17 h 30.
Cinq artistes et cinq poètes de la relève ont été conviés à créer en duo une œuvre ayant comme trame de fond
l’héritage du surréalisme et dans laquelle les mots et les images entrent en dialogue. Les duos d’artistes et
de poètes participants sont ainsi composés : Catherine Bond et Isabelle Gaudet-Labine, Mathieu Jacques
et Corinne Larochelle, Allison Moore et Dany Boudreault, Ianick Raymond et Catherine Lalonde, Étienne
Rochon et Daphnée Azoulay.
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LES ENFANTS DU SURRÉALISME
Du 14 mai au 14 juin 2009
À la maison de la culture du Plateau-Mont-Royal
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FIRE IN THE SKY: International New Media
REGIONAL CULTURAL CENTRE, Letterkenny, Donegal County, Ireland
24 April – 20 June 2009
FIRE IN THE SKY showcases the finest new media art from Canada. With exciting work from emerging artists working in animation, illustration, interactive media and video, including Matthew Biederman, Myron Campbell, Anita Fontaine, Brian MacDonald, Allison Moore and Michael Pelletier.
A special artists talk and gallery tour will take place on Friday 24th April at 6pm (prior to the official opening). Everyone is welcome. On Friday 24th April 2009 at 6pm (prior to the official opening). Everyone is welcome.




Sea Monkeys is an interactive video installation featuring people swimming in a video aqaurium. The project uses Pure Data, motion sensors, Arduino, and Boids Algorithm. Pure Data is a real-time graphical programming environment for audio, video, and graphical processing. Each swimmer’s position in the aquarium is manipulated using Boids algorithm, an artificial life program, simulating the flocking behavior of fish. To be presented at the FIRE IN THE SKY exhibit of Canadian New Media Art at the Regional Cultural Centre in Ireland. April 2, 2009.




Super Super Happy!
14001, rue Notre-Dame Est
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27 février au 12 avril 2009
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Vernissage Party
Friday Night cinq a sept (17h - 19h)
27 février
and the Grande Murale SUPER SUPER HAPPY!
venez célébrez
Friday NIGHT
16h10 Berri-UQAM-Ligne verte dir. Honoré-Beaugrand
16h28 Station Honoré-Beaugrand
16h30 # 184 Métrobus Bout-de-l'Ile dir. Est
16h54 53e Avenue / Notre-Dame
16h54 Walk for 350 metres
16h59 14001, rue Notre-Dame est (Montréal [Pointe-aux-Trembles])
17h DRINK WINE!
www.arthuro.ca The show runs until April 12, 2009. Image: Super Super Happy (sketch) Allison Moore et Arthur Desmarteaux 2009
Abitibi-Témiscamingue
Salle Augustin-Chénier - Ville-Marie
Salle Augustin-Chénier
(819) 622-1362
Primordial Soup is an interactive video installation based on the process of evolution.
The project integrates open source softwares such as Pure Data, GEM and Arduino 11 with motion sensors.
Primordial Soup features animations of microbial forms I draw in Flash CS3.
The animations are then imported in PD and made independent using Boids algorithm. Developed by Craig Reynolds in 1986
, Boids is an artificial life program, simulating the flocking behavior
of birds. Boids work in a manner similar to cellular automata since each boid "acts" autonomously
and references a neighborhood, as do cellular automata.

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They produce their work using several different techniques, including photo etching, silkscreen, woodcut, linocut, digital printing and waterless lithography. Some works combine several different techniques.
The art of Desmarteaux (a pseudonym of Étienne Rochon) is stylistically related to comic books and cartooning, but also to graffiti. “As a witness of our times, I convey my perceptions of current events and international conflicts with zesty humour. My drawings sometimes contain references to theatre, like a kind of burlesque fable,” says Desmarteaux. His works have an anti-establishment flavour and are sometimes aggressive but always playful. They have been shown at the 13th Biennale international biennale de la gravure et des nouvelles images at Sarcelles, France and at the 5thBiennale internationale d’estampes de Trois-Rivières. The artist lives and works in Montreal.
Originally from Victoria, British Columbia, Allison Moore has pursued her studies in the visual arts in Montreal, Ecuador and England. She is particularly interested in the connections between the sciences and visual art. Titled “A story of life or what I have been told” her works present fantastical animal creatures in a setting that strangely resembles mythological scenes of animal origins. As a complement to her works on paper, she is also presenting a video clip. Allison Moore is very active in her community and has been involved in many creative projects, primarily working with video and puppet theatre. She lives and works in Montreal.
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