Current Projects
“The Great War in Colour:
a New Look at Canada’s First
World War Efforts.”
Curating and writing of the Vimy Foundation’s travelling exhibition on colorized photos of the First World War.
Credit: Graphic work done by Merlicht inc.
“Canada’s Hundred Days: 1918.”
An exhibition prepared by the Canadian War Museum for the 100th anniversary of the Canadian contribution to the final year of the First World War.
(Scenography and graphic work done by Merlicht inc.)
"World War Women, 1939-1945." (temporary title)
An exhibition developed by the Canadian War Museum, in partnership with the Juno Beach Centre. During the Second World War, women experienced anguish, fear, worry, mourning as well as hope. They contributed to the war effort, worked, mobilized their energy and their skills to seize new opportunities, and successfully fulfilled new responsibilities, often receiving little recognition in return. They paved the way for profound social changes. This exhibition pays tribute to some of these women, Canadian and European, in recognition of their bravery and their humility.
Renewal of the family circuit of the permanent exhibitions at the Juno Beach Centre including the creation of digital apps for primary, secondary levels and for families.
(Scenography done by Marie-Fei Deguire and Michel Cousin, graphic work done by La Belle Ouvrage)
Renewal of the contemporary Canada room of the Juno Beach Centre
Content lead and interpretive planning.
To commence in Summer of 2018.