Local globe-trotting artist and videomaker Dominique Vézina is concerned with the way the monotony of repetitive, comfortable everyday life can bring a person down. This comes clear in the quirky drawings and sculptures that make up Petites signes de désespoir on display at Galerie Clark: the works depict this phenomenon in a humorous, low-budget way. If more other-worldly worries are more your bag, in room number 2, there's Patrick Coutu's alien space station, UFO installation Construction dans l'espace. At 1591 Clark, 2nd floor, Wednesday-Sunday until Dec. 23.
Local globe-trotting artist and videomaker Dominique Vézina is concerned with the way the monotony of repetitive, comfortable everyday life can bring a person down. This comes clear in the quirky drawings and sculptures that make up Petites signes de désespoir on display at Galerie Clark: the works depict this phenomenon in a humorous, low-budget way. If more other-worldly worries are more your bag, in room number 2, there's Patrick Coutu's alien space station, UFO installation Construction dans l'espace. At 1591 Clark, 2nd floor, Wednesday-Sunday until Dec. 23.