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At a Glance 2012 AT A GLANCE 2012 Action Plan 2007-2017 TALENTS 2012 _ LA PRESSE/RADIO-CANADA PERSONALITIES _ Normand Laprise, Francine Lelièvre, André Dupuy, Luc Du Sault, Benoit Berthiaume, Suzanne Clément, Manon Barbeau, Simple Plan, Patrick Doyon, Stéphane Tétreault, Philippe Falardeau, Martin Petit and Ken Scott, Nathalie Bondil, Jeannot Painchaud, Monique Savoie _ Simple Plan: Personality of the Year _ Philippe Falardeau: Arts and Entertainment Personality _ OPÉRATION PATRIMOINE ARCHITECTURAL DE MONTRÉAL (OPAM) _ Numismatic and Antiquarian Society of Montréal: Ivanhoé Cambridge Award of Excellence _ Groupe Prével and Cardinal-Hardy-Beinhaker, architectes: Prix de la mise en valeur du patrimoine _ Montréal Museum of Fine Arts and Provencher Roy + Associés Architectes: Prix d’intégration architecturale _ Martin, Marcotte-Beinhaker Architectes and St- Denis Thompson: Prix du patrimoine commercial _ BLV consultant and founding president Benoît Le Vergos: Prix de l’artisan _ PRIX DE MONTRÉAL POUR LES ARTS ET LA CULTURE _ Bernard Lamarre: Award of Merit _ Stéphane Gladyszewski for his Corps noir/Empreinte: Art + Emergence Award _ Brigitte Poupart, for her full-length feature film Over My Dead Body: Prix du CALQ à la création artistique de Montréal _ Montréal Museum of Fine Arts: Prix Tourisme Montréal _ Mario Fortin, President-CEO of Cinéma Beaubien: Cultural Manager Award 2012 _ Eastern Bloc: Prix de la relève – Caisse de la culture 2012 _ Eugénie Manseau and Philippe Carreau of Studio Dikini: Phyllis-Lambert Design Montréal Grant _ Émilie Trudel, jeweller: Prix François-Houdé _ Sextuor Ayrad (Hamza Abouabdelamjid, Annick Beauvais, Anit Ghosh, Kattam Laraki-Côté, Bertil Schulrabe and Gabriel Brochu-Lajoie): Diversity Award _ GALA DES ARTS VISUELS 2012 _ Andréanne Roy, for David Lafrance — Ouvert la nuit by David Lafrance at Musée régional de Rimouski: Best Commission — Emerging Curator of the Year _ John Zeppetelli, for Chroniques d’une disparition by Omer Fast, Teresa Margolles, Philippe Parreno, Taryn Simon and José Toirac, at DHC/ART: Best Curator — Curator of the Year _ Marie-Eve Charron, for “Le Monde foisonnant de Patrice Duhamel,” Le Devoir, March 24 – 25, 2012: Best Review Article — Writer of the Year _ Anne-Marie Ninacs, for “Désirer voir”, Lucidité. Vues de l’intérieur, 2011, Le Mois de la Photo à Montréal: Best Non-Fiction — Writer of the Year _ “Catherine Bolduc. Mes châteaux d’air et autres fabulations. 1996-2012”, EXPRESSION, Centre d’exposition de Saint-Hyacinthe and Maison des arts de Laval, 2012 — Publication Curator, Geneviève Goyer- Ouimette, by Catherine Bolduc, Geneviève Goyer-Ouimette, Marc-Antoine K. Phaneuf, Anne-Marie St-Jean Aubre: Best Publication _ Mélangez le tout, by Cooke-Sasseville, Centre communautaire Jean-Claude-Malépart, Montréal, 2011 — Collection d’art public de la Ville de Montréal, Bureau d’art public de la Ville de Montréal: Prix art public _ Triennale québécoise 2011. Le travail qui nous attend, Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal — Commission by Marie Fraser, Lesley Johnstone, Mark Lanctôt, François LeTourneux, Louise Simard: Best Public Demonstration _ Valérie Blass, Musée d’art contemporain de Montréal, by Valérie Blass — Curated by Lesley Johnstone: Best Exhibition – Museum Institution _ Archi-féministes!: The Virtual Exhibition, at Optica a centre for contemporary art, by Olivia Boudreau, Sorel Cohen, Raphaëlle de Groot, Suzy Lake, Claire Savoie and Jana Sterbak — Commission by Marie-Ève Charron, Marie-Josée Lafortune, Thérèse St-Gelais: Best Exhibition – Artist-Run Centre _ Split, at PARISIAN LAUNDRY, by Alexandre David: Best Exhibition — Private Gallery _ Joyce Yahouda, Joyce Yahouda Gallery: Gallery Owner of the Year _ Phoebe Greenberg: Hommage à une intervenante du milieu _ Jacynthe Carrier: Prix Pierre-Ayot _ Jean-Pierre Gauthier: Prix Louis-Comtois _ COZIC Bourse de carrière Jean-Paul-Riopelle – CALQ _ GRANDS PRIX DU DESIGN _ Menkès Shooner Dagenais LeTourneux Architectes + Provencher Roy + Associés Architectes, for Espace culturel Georges-Émile-Lapalme, and Sid Lee Architecture + Ædifica, for Salon urbain – Place des Arts: Prix Projet de l’année _ Jean-Pierre Viau Design, for Georges Laoun Opticien, at Montréal Museum of Fine Arts: Award for Commercial Space 1,600 ft2 – 5,400 ft2, Commercial Space category — Boutique and Exhibition Room _ LES ARTS ET LA VILLE _ MU — Mural Art as a Vehicle for Change: Prix citoyen de la culture Andrée-Daigle 2012 _ C2S Arts et événements: Mention, Prix citoyen de la culture Andrée-Daigle 2012 _ Linda Covit in collaboration with Marie-Claude Séguib, Groupe Cardinal Hardy for Give Peace a chance – Peel Entrance to Mont-Royal Park: Prix aménagement _ GOVERNOR GENERAL’S LITERARY AWARDS _ Maude Smith Gagnon, for Un drap. Une place. Éditions Triptyque: Poetry _ Geneviève Billette, for Contre le temps, Leméac Éditeur: Theatre _ Normand Chaurette, for Comment tuer Shakespeare, Presses de l’Université de Montréal: Non-fiction _ Aline Apostolska, for Un été d’amour et de cendres, Leméac Éditeur: Children’s Text _ Élise Gravel, for La clé à molette, text by Élise Gravel, Éditions de la courte échelle: Children’s Literature French — Illustration _ Isabelle Arsenault, for Virginia Wolf, Text by Kyo Maclear, Kids Can Press: Children’s Literature English — Illustration _ Alain Roy, for Glenn Gould, Éditions du Boréal, French translation of Glenn Gould by Mark Kingwell, Penguin Group Canada: French translation _ Nigel Spencer, for Mai at the Predators’ Ball, House of Anansi Press, English translation of Mai au bal des prédateurs, by Marie-Claire Blais, Éditions du Boréal: English translation _ PRIX DU QUÉBEC _ Jacques Languirand: Prix Guy-Maufette — Radio/Television _ Benoît Melançon: Prix Georges-Émile-Lapalme — Quality and Promotion of the French Language _ France Théoret: Prix Athanase-David — Literature _ Leonard Cohen: Prix Denise-Pelletier — Stage Arts _ Dinu Bumbaru: Prix Gérard-Morisset — Heritage _ André Melançon: Prix Albert-Tessier — Cinema _ PRIX DE L’ASSOCIATION DES ARCHITECTES PAYSAGISTES DU QUÉBEC (AAPQ) _ Urban Loland / Lafontaine & Soucy Architectes / Genivar for the stabilization and development of the archeological vestiges of the Fortifications of Montréal: Design Category _ Consortium CHA + CCAPI for the redevelopment and improvement of Dorchester Square and Place du Canada: Regional Award – Planning and Analysis Category _ Centre hospitalier de l’Université de Montréal (CHUM) – NIPpaysage: Regional Merit Award – New Directions Category _ Maxim Laurin and Ugo Dario, graduates of National Circus School: gold medal for their Korean Board routine at the Festival mondial du cirque de demain _ Festival du Nouveau Cinéma: 27e Grand prix du Conseil des arts de Montréal 2011 _ Yan England: Academy Award nomination for his short filmHenry _ Kim Nguyen: Academy Award nomination for his feature filmWar Witch _ Denis Côté: Golden Bear at Berlin International Film Festival for his feature film Vic et Flo ont vu un ours _ La Vitrine: Grand Prix du tourisme québécois — Tourist Services; Trophée Ulysse — Tourist Services, from Tourism Montréal; Prix Numix — Art and Culture category, for the tech installations of its information outlet developed by Moment Factory; Prix Boomerang ex-aequo — Interactive Marketing category, for the mobile application developed by OS, at the 17th Concours Boomerang d’Infopresse _ Marie Chouinard: Prix du CALQ for Best Choreography 2011-2012 — Prix de la danse de Montréal, for Le Nombre d’Or (Live) _ Marie-Claire Blais: Grand prix du livre de Montréal, for the novel Le jeune homme sans avenir _ Biz: 7th Prix du livre jeunesse des Bibliothèques de Montréal, for La chute de Sparte, Leméac Éditeur _ Louise Poulin, founding president of ArtExpert.ca: Femmessor Succeed in Balance Award 2012 _ Atelier Big City, Soiferman et Associés, L’ŒUF: 2012 Canadian Architect Awards of Excellence for the Centre culturel Notre-Dame-de-Grâce _ Daran: 6th Prix Accès Culture _ Marc Barakat and Carl Hennebert Faulkner: Prix Janine Sutto 2012 ex-æquo, Artist category _ Le centre des arts de la scène Les Muses: Prix Janine Sutto 2012, Project Category, for Cabaret des muses _ Troupe de théâtre RousScène: Prix Paul Buissonneau 2012 _ Daoust Lestage inc. and Ville de Montréal: Prix Facteur D 2012 — Urban Design, for Quartier des spectacles; Governor General’s Medal in Architecture 2012, for Quartier des spectacles + vitrines habitées _ Mouna Andraos and Melissa Mongiat: Best in Show and Best in Engaging category of the 2012 Interaction Design Association Awards (IxDa), for 21 balançoires _ Baillat Cardell & fils, in collaboration with Iregular and Pointbarre: Grafika Grand Prize, for Déclinaisons _ Moment Factory: Creative Answers to Commercial Questions competition at C2-Mtl, for Montréal signe l’Ode à vie _ Francine Lelièvre, Executive Director of Pointe-à-Callière: Prix du Lieutenant gouverneur 2012 _ Pointe-à-Callière: ICOM-AVICOM Gold Medal, Web’Art category, for the Signé Montréal web site _ Honourable Mention, Muse Awards, Display Category, from the American Association of Museums (AAM), for the Colours of India exhibition _ Le Centre d’histoire de Montréal (CHM): Prix Excellence de la Société des musées québécois, for its Quartiers disparus exhibition; OHA 2012 Award, Non-Print Format category, for the same exhibition _ Michal and Rinata Hornstein, philanthropists: Great Montréalers 2012, for their commitment to the Montréal Museum of Fine Arts _ Marie-Renée Lavoie: Combat des livres 2012 de Radio-Canada, for La Petite et le vieux _ Bertrand Busson: Grand Prix littéraire Archambault 2012, for Le phyto-analyste Emerging from Rendez-vous 2012, Montréal — Cultural Metropolis last November at La TOHU, the Steering Committee felt (more than ever) engaged and determined in a spirit of mutual exchange. The year just ended was another step toward the culmination of the 2007- 2017 Action Plan — Montréal, Cultural Metropolis. It once again demonstrated how people in the cultural and business sectors can support one another, while enriching and strengthening their common commitments arising from Rendez- vous. And in their doing so, Montréal is bound to reach its full potential.
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