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Lorsqu’on prononce le mot musée, on imagine immédiatement un lieu imposant, impressionnant, composant avec une certaine part de mystère. Il y a un imaginaire entourant le musée, qui contribue à en faire un monde intriguant; de fait, le musée ne semble jamais complètement se laisser démasquer.
L’action de ces créations radiophoniques se déroule à l'intérieur du MNBAQ (Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec). Carlos et Leysha s’y sont donnés rendez-vous : elle aime l’art et s’évade dans le dessin; il ne fréquente pas les musées, puisque les non-voyants n’y ont généralement pas la possibilité de toucher ce qui y est exposé. Dans ce musée, ils sortent d’eux pour aller à la rencontre d’une galerie de personnages qui les attendent et les entraînent dans leur monde, composé d’idées, d’intuitions et de sensibilités, tissant ainsi un tableau sonore donnant à entendre jusqu’à l’inexprimable.
Cette série vous propose d’entrer au musée par les oreilles et de partir à la rencontre de ceux qui habitent ce lieu pluriel; philosophes, conservateurs, gardiens de sécurité, visiteurs - sans oublier les œuvres d’art elles-mêmes. Le chemin, sculpté à même les paroles et sensibilités des uns et des autres, emprunte ici celui de la pensée. C’est ainsi une véritable fouille sur le sens et la signification de l’institution muséale qui est proposée, son identité et son rôle n’ayant de cesse de se redéfinir, comme en témoigne la posture critique qui traverse le récent redéploiement des collections d’art ancien et d’art moderne du monument en mouvement qu’est le MNBAQ.
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