Episode 5: Seripop

Chloe Lum and Yannick Desranleau are the prolific paper artists behind Seripop. Their creative collaboration started in Montreal over a decade ago. They toured North America and Europe as part of the avant-grade noise-rock formation AIDS Wolf for a while, and at the same time become pretty renown poster designers and printers. Gradually, Seripop has settled itself into the visual arts world with various kinds of outlandish paper installations, showing work across Canada and overseas, even making the cut for the 2011 Québec Triennial. Some of the stuff Chloe and Yannick talk about during this episode: their efforts to explore the plasticity of paper and make work that hits you in the gut (or your "lizard brain" as Chloe calls it); how they set up Rube Goldberg-like devices during their installs to give their paper sculptures maximum agency; their relationship to their gallerist; why they left freelance printmaking to go back to art school; and the Looming exhibition they showed last summer at Toronto's YYZ. Art Talks Mtl is produced, hosted and edited by Yaniya Lee. Find the Art Talks Mtl podcast on Tumblr and iTunes. Falling suite from Delia Derbyshire's 'The Dreams' (1964). Ch-Ch-Chatter track from seripop.com .

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Episode 5: Seripop is an episode from Art Talks MTL by Yaniya Lee.

This episode is 27:09 long.

This episode was published on Apr 25, 2014.

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