Gambino and Brault Explore Mysticism and Devotion at Pangée, Montreal
An art exhibition entitled "The Thorn Stigmata and The Faded Branch of The Crown" is currently on display at Pangée in Montreal, featuring works by Christopher Gambino from New York and local artist Marie Ségolène C. Brault. Complementing the exhibition is a written piece by psychoanalyst Dr. Aneta Stojnić from New York. The show delves into themes such as mysticism, self-dissolution, and the concept of a victim soul, drawing inspiration from Franco-American mystic Marie Rose Ferron. Gambino is known for his emotional sculptures crafted from found furniture, while Brault creates devotional imagery and relics.
Key facts
- Exhibition at Pangée, Montreal, featuring Christopher Gambino and Marie Ségolène C. Brault
- Commissioned text by Dr. Aneta Stojnić
- Inspired by Marie Rose Ferron, a stigmatist whose wounds were not recognized by the Church
- Gambino's sculptures use found furniture and domestic objects
- Brault's practice includes writing, installation, and curatorial methodologies
- Gambino received BFA from SAIC in 2018, MFA from Yale School of Art expected 2028
- Brault holds MFA from SAIC and degrees from Concordia University
- Stojnić is a psychoanalyst and director of IPTAR's Child and Adolescent Program
Entities
Artists
- Christopher Gambino
- Marie Ségolène C. Brault
- Dr. Aneta Stojnić
- Marie Rose Ferron
Institutions
- Pangée
- School of the Art Institute of Chicago
- Yale School of Art
- Below Grand
- Weatherproof
- Horse Room
- Amity
- Blue Velvet
- KMS Enterprises
- Espace Maurice
- Pop Gun
- Concordia University
- Western Front
- Fonderie Darling
- M. LeBlanc
- No Gallery
- Hauser & Wirth Bookstore
- Institute for Psychoanalytic Training and Research (IPTAR)
- ROOM: A Sketchbook for Analytic Action
Locations
- Montreal
- Canada
- New York
- New York NY
- Chicago
- IL
- Worcester
- MA
- Los Angeles
- CA
- Zurich
- Switzerland
- Vancouver
- Manhattan
- Vienna
- Belgrade
- Ghent