BIO
Canadian multidisciplinary artist Stéphanie Morissette holds a Bachelor’s degree in Art History and Studio Art from Concordia University, a Diploma of Superior Studies (DESS) in Artistic International Cooperation from the University of Paris-VIII and a Certificate in Film Scenario from UQAM University. She has taken part in several international residency programs, e.g. in Canada (Banff Centre, 2007), Iceland (Straumur Art Commune, 2002), Finland (Tapiola Guest Studio, 2004) and Germany (Pilotenkueche studio, 2018).
Her works have been exhibited in galleries and festivals in England, Belgium, Canada, China, Germany, Spain, United States, Finland, Iceland, Poland, Syria and Turkey, in international events such as 22e Rencontres Traverse Video, Toulouse, France (2019); Les Rendez-Vous du Cinéma Québécois, Montreal (2018); the International Symposium of Electronic Arts (ISEA), Hong Kong (2016); Women Make Waves Film and Video Festival, Taiwan (2011); and the 10th International Biennial of Contemporary Art of Istanbul (2007). In 2017, she received the Quebec Art Council (CALQ) Prize - Artwork of the Year - Estrie, for her exhibition Troubled Forest. In 2018, she did a 3 months residency at the brain imaging company Imeka. She currently lives and works in Sherbrooke, Qc. Canada.
Her works have been exhibited in galleries and festivals in England, Belgium, Canada, China, Germany, Spain, United States, Finland, Iceland, Poland, Syria and Turkey, in international events such as 22e Rencontres Traverse Video, Toulouse, France (2019); Les Rendez-Vous du Cinéma Québécois, Montreal (2018); the International Symposium of Electronic Arts (ISEA), Hong Kong (2016); Women Make Waves Film and Video Festival, Taiwan (2011); and the 10th International Biennial of Contemporary Art of Istanbul (2007). In 2017, she received the Quebec Art Council (CALQ) Prize - Artwork of the Year - Estrie, for her exhibition Troubled Forest. In 2018, she did a 3 months residency at the brain imaging company Imeka. She currently lives and works in Sherbrooke, Qc. Canada.
Stéphanie Morissette, 2017 ®