Tania Perlini

Following her undergraduate studies at the Université Paris X Nanterre in Paris and Carleton University in Ottawa, Tania Perlini completed her Master’s degree in art history at McGill University in Montreal. Today, she is pursuing her PhD at the Université du Québec à Montreal as a recipient of the Fond de recherche sur la société et la culture’s doctoral scholarship. Her thesis explores the role of ethical value in the assessment of artistic merit. In addition to her studies, she has worked for the Canada Council for the Arts as well as SAW Gallery. She is presently working as a lecturer at the École des arts visuels et médiatiques of UQAM as well as a research assistant for the research project « Genèse de l’excellence photojournalistique », presided by Dr. Vincent Lavoie, director of graduate studies in the art history department at UQAM.

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Wired Women S@lon #77: sound performances + .dpi 18

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10 June 2010

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With Erin Sexton, Cyan and Pink Rubber Lady 4001 Berri, Suite 200 (OBORO’s New Media Lab) Free admission for members; $5.00 for non-members Hors d’œuvres and drinks will be served Wired Women S@lon #77 closes Studio XX’s 2009-2010 season with an evening of sound performances and the launch…

.dpi 18 Launch: Resistance-Violence

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10 June 2010

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Editor-in-Chief: Tania Perlini .dpi 18 is the third and last issue in a three-part series focusing on the theme of resistance. This issue examines the controversial status of violence in the arts. While addressing various artistic practices, the contributors of this issue do not hesitate to question the potential effectiveness of…

Launch 15th issue of Studio XX’s electronic journal .dpi

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18 June 2009

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In this fifteenth edition of journal .dpi, the third in a trilogy on the theme of archives, we are concentrating on the paradoxical question of personal archives. Focusing on virtual characters seems to be an ideal way to address this question. How are artistic and literary creation extended through the…