Scott Thomson

FIMAV IS UNDERWAY!

FIMAV IS UNDERWAY! THE SOUND ART INSTALLATION CIRCUIT KICKS OFF TODAY! Today, Monday, 11 May, marks the start of our renowned circuit of sound art installations in the heart of Victoriaville. But that’s not all! Free concerts and satellite events await you leading up to the ‘official’ opening night on Thursday, 14 May. IN ANTICIPATION FIMAV IS UNDERWAY!

FIMAV 42 Quartier général

Introducing the FIMAV 42 Quartier général Studio Monique-Bourgeois | Carré 150 The Quartier général is a festival hub, a place for FIMAV attendees, artists, and staff to gather around festival events. The QG is in the Studio Monique-Bourgeois, Carré 150 (2nd floor, left of the bar). Grab a drink from the bar and something from FIMAV 42 Quartier général

Martin Tétreault: Panorama

Martin Tétreault Martin TétreaultPanorama Quebec | World Premierefree admission10- Centre d’art Jacques-et-Michel-Auger In 1998, at FIMAV, Martin Tétreault performed a solo concert featuring turntables without records: needle on turntable, electrical interference, 60 Hz, speed variations. In 2026, his sound installations form a career retrospective. The persistent absence of vinyl, despite being the matrix of language Martin Tétreault: Panorama

Andrew Beaudoin: Entrentendre

Andrew Beaudoin Andrew BeaudoinEntrentendre Quebec | World Premierefree entry9- Vitrine Gérald Musique This is a work born of a fragmented lineage. It is a quest for a space where identity is woven, through listening, in relationships rather than in belonging. It affirms the right to a shifting, irreducible identity that is always in the making—a Andrew Beaudoin: Entrentendre

François Quévillon: Quelque part entre la singularité technologique et la singularité écologique

François Quévillon François QuévillonQuelque part entre la singularité technologique et la singularité écologique Quebec | World Premierefree admission8- Rue de la Gare This sound and visual installation features worn-out or damaged mobile devices, revived as attuned organisms that communicate through electronic pulses and whispers, generating feedback, noise, and unstable saturation. These zombie technologies compose a François Quévillon: Quelque part entre la singularité technologique et la singularité écologique