5 February-28 March
Since 2000, Folie/Culture has been offering Ateliers FC, designed for people who are, or have been, affected by mental health issues. These are creative workshops in a variety of artistic techniques and media, led by professional artists and offered free of charge to Folie/Culture members.
SPLIT-LEVEL / Pièces jointes
For 2025, we are pleased to present SPLIT-LEVEL / Pièces jointes, a series of interdisciplinary workshops combining literary exploration and sound creation. Led by artists Stéphanie Letarte and Simon Brown, these workshops draw on the domestic universe to transform the everyday into a source of poetry and sound experimentation.
The workshops are divided into two parts: the first focuses on exploratory writing, enabling participants to develop a poetic and experimental approach to language based on domestic objects, while the second is devoted to performing and recording texts as simple sound sculptures.
Each workshop explores a different room in the house, and participants are free to choose their theme combinations between the two blocks.
Block 1 – literary exploration
- Sunday, February 16, 1pm to 4pm – the bathroom
- Thursday, February 20, 6pm to 9pm – playroom / basement
- Friday, February 28, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. – bedroom
- Wednesday, March 5, 6-9pm – kitchen / hallway
Block 2 – sound exploration
- Sunday, March 23, 1pm to 4pm – bathroom
- Wednesday, March 26, 6pm to 9pm – kitchen / hallway
- Thursday, March 27, 6pm to 9pm – playroom / basement
- Friday, March 28, 9am to 12pm – bedroom
** we recommend that you register for at least 1 workshop in each block! **
If you have any questions, please contact us at programmation@folieculture.org or 418-649-0999.
All workshops will take place on the Folie/Culture premises. More details on the location will be provided in the confirmation e-mail when you reserve your ticket.
Registration and information
To register for the workshops, click on the link here or on the ” participate ” icon below.
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This project was made possible thanks to the support of Rhizome and the Cultural Development Agreement between the Government of Quebec and the City of Quebec.
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Pictures by Julien Marleau
The artists
Stéphanie Letarte
Stéphanie Letarte is a multidisciplinary artist specializing in contemporary jewelry and the visual arts. Her approach is sensitive and intimate, combining visual, sound and tactile elements for a multi-sensory experience.
Simon Brown
Poet, translator and interdisciplinary artist, Simon works in a perspective of interplay between forms and approaches, with extensive experience in leading creative workshops across Quebec and Canada.