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A glimpse of the “Terrains de jeu” installations at the 2019 International Garden Festival

By Justine Testado|

Thursday, Aug 22, 2019

Ici et ailleurs by osé Luis Torres – Montmagny (Québec) Canada. Photo credit: Martin Bond.

From colorful seesaws to an immersive “forest” of light, the installations of the 2019 International Garden Festival have transformed the historic Reford Gardens in Grand-Métis, Quebec into a colorful playground that is open to all. For its 20th edition, the Festival's “Terrains de jeu” theme encourages its visitors to take some time to get outdoors and interact with nature.

This year's call for proposals attracted 154 submissions from 28 countries, and the jury ultimately selected six installations to be realized. If you'll be visiting the Reford Gardens anytime soon, the International Garden Festival is open now through October 6.

Here's a look at the “Terrains de jeu” installations!

Le dernier petit cochon by APPAREIL Architecture – Montréal (Québec) Canada

Le dernier petit cochon by APPAREIL Architecture – Montréal (Québec) Canada. Photo credit: Martin Bond.
Le dernier petit cochon by APPAREIL Architecture – Montréal (Québec) Canada. Photo credit: Martin Bond.

Dirt Ground by Silvia Bachetti & Agnese Casadio – Bologna, Italy

Dirt Ground by Silvia Bachetti & Agnese Casadio – Bologna, Italy. Photo credit: Jean-Christophe Lemay.
Dirt Ground by Silvia Bachetti & Agnese Casadio – Bologna, Italy. Photo credit: Martin Bond.

Making Waves by Ted Kesik, Cornel Campbell, Thevishka Kanishkan, Reesha Morar & Anton Skorishchenko – Toronto (Ontario) Canada

Making Waves by Ted Kesik, Cornel Campbell, Thevishka Kanishkan, Reesha Morar & Anton Skorishchenko – Toronto (Ontario) Canada. Photo credit: Martin Bond.
Making Waves by Ted Kesik, Cornel Campbell, Thevishka Kanishkan, Reesha Morar & Anton Skorishchenko – Toronto (Ontario) Canada. Photo credit: Jean-Christophe Lemay.

The Colours of Métis by SOWATORINI Landshaft [Sébastien Sowa & Gianluca Torini] & sevengardens [Isabelle Smolin] – Berlin & Essen, Germany

The Colours of Métis by SOWATORINI Landshaft [Sébastien Sowa & Gianluca Torini] & sevengardens [Isabelle Smolin] – Berlin and Essen, Germany. Photo credit: Jean-Christophe Lemay.
The Colours of Métis by SOWATORINI Landshaft [Sébastien Sowa & Gianluca Torini] & sevengardens [Isabelle Smolin] – Berlin and Essen, Germany. Photo credit: Martin Bond.

Forêt by Mathilde Leveau & Ronan Virondaud – Québec (Québec) Canada

Forêt by Mathilde Leveau & Ronan Virondaud – Québec (Québec) Canada. Photo credit: Martin Bond.
Forêt by Mathilde Leveau & Ronan Virondaud – Québec (Québec) Canada. Photo credit: Martin Bond.

Ici et ailleurs by José Luis Torres – Montmagny (Québec) Canada

Ici et ailleurs by José Luis Torres – Montmagny (Québec) Canada. Photo credit: Martin Bond.
Ici et ailleurs by José Luis Torres – Montmagny (Québec) Canada. Photo credit: Martin Bond.

The 2019 Festival is also exhibiting extra-mural installations in Montreal and in public venues near the gardens:

  • Roof Line Garden II by Julia Jamrozik, Coryn Kempster (Buffalo, United States) on the rooftop of the Musée de la civilisation in Quebec City. 
  • Champs de mémoire by Dominique Blain (Montréal, Québec), Canada on the place De La Dauversière in Old Montréal, in collaboration with the Château Ramezay – Museum and historic site of Montreal
  • Souvent me souviens by Deborah Nagan, London, United Kingdom, in Ste-Flavie 
  • Bascule by Cédule 40, Saguenay (Québec), Canada, in Mont-Joli 
  • Passe-moi un sapin Rita by Rita Studio, Montréal (Québec), Canada in Parc Montcalm, Montréal

Look back at previous International Garden Festival installations here.

RELATED NEWS Take a peek at the playful 2018 International Garden Festival​ installations
RELATED NEWS Seven new “playsages” to be exhibited during 2018 International Garden Festival​
RELATED NEWS Get lost in the 17th International Garden Festival at Reford Gardens

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A glimpse of the “Terrains de jeu” installations at the 2019 International Garden Festival

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A glimpse of the “Terrains de jeu” installations at the 2019 International Garden Festival

By Justine Testado|

Thursday, Aug 22, 2019

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Ici et ailleurs by osé Luis Torres – Montmagny (Québec) Canada. Photo credit: Martin Bond.

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From colorful seesaws to an immersive “forest” of light, the installations of the 2019 International Garden Festival have transformed the historic Reford Gardens in Grand-Métis, Quebec into a colorful playground that is open to all. For its 20th edition, the Festival's “Terrains de jeu” theme encourages its visitors to take some time to get outdoors and interact with nature.

This year's call for proposals attracted 154 submissions from 28 countries, and the jury ultimately selected six installations to be realized. If you'll be visiting the Reford Gardens anytime soon, the International Garden Festival is open now through October 6.

Here's a look at the “Terrains de jeu” installations!

Le dernier petit cochon by APPAREIL Architecture – Montréal (Québec) Canada

Le dernier petit cochon by APPAREIL Architecture – Montréal (Québec) Canada. Photo credit: Martin Bond.
Le dernier petit cochon by APPAREIL Architecture – Montréal (Québec) Canada. Photo credit: Martin Bond.

Dirt Ground by Silvia Bachetti & Agnese Casadio – Bologna, Italy

Dirt Ground by Silvia Bachetti & Agnese Casadio – Bologna, Italy. Photo credit: Jean-Christophe Lemay.
Dirt Ground by Silvia Bachetti & Agnese Casadio – Bologna, Italy. Photo credit: Martin Bond.

Making Waves by Ted Kesik, Cornel Campbell, Thevishka Kanishkan, Reesha Morar & Anton Skorishchenko – Toronto (Ontario) Canada

Making Waves by Ted Kesik, Cornel Campbell, Thevishka Kanishkan, Reesha Morar & Anton Skorishchenko – Toronto (Ontario) Canada. Photo credit: Martin Bond.
Making Waves by Ted Kesik, Cornel Campbell, Thevishka Kanishkan, Reesha Morar & Anton Skorishchenko – Toronto (Ontario) Canada. Photo credit: Jean-Christophe Lemay.

The Colours of Métis by SOWATORINI Landshaft [Sébastien Sowa & Gianluca Torini] & sevengardens [Isabelle Smolin] – Berlin & Essen, Germany

The Colours of Métis by SOWATORINI Landshaft [Sébastien Sowa & Gianluca Torini] & sevengardens [Isabelle Smolin] – Berlin and Essen, Germany. Photo credit: Jean-Christophe Lemay.
The Colours of Métis by SOWATORINI Landshaft [Sébastien Sowa & Gianluca Torini] & sevengardens [Isabelle Smolin] – Berlin and Essen, Germany. Photo credit: Martin Bond.

Forêt by Mathilde Leveau & Ronan Virondaud – Québec (Québec) Canada

Forêt by Mathilde Leveau & Ronan Virondaud – Québec (Québec) Canada. Photo credit: Martin Bond.
Forêt by Mathilde Leveau & Ronan Virondaud – Québec (Québec) Canada. Photo credit: Martin Bond.

Ici et ailleurs by José Luis Torres – Montmagny (Québec) Canada

Ici et ailleurs by José Luis Torres – Montmagny (Québec) Canada. Photo credit: Martin Bond.
Ici et ailleurs by José Luis Torres – Montmagny (Québec) Canada. Photo credit: Martin Bond.

The 2019 Festival is also exhibiting extra-mural installations in Montreal and in public venues near the gardens:

  • Roof Line Garden II by Julia Jamrozik, Coryn Kempster (Buffalo, United States) on the rooftop of the Musée de la civilisation in Quebec City. 
  • Champs de mémoire by Dominique Blain (Montréal, Québec), Canada on the place De La Dauversière in Old Montréal, in collaboration with the Château Ramezay – Museum and historic site of Montreal
  • Souvent me souviens by Deborah Nagan, London, United Kingdom, in Ste-Flavie 
  • Bascule by Cédule 40, Saguenay (Québec), Canada, in Mont-Joli 
  • Passe-moi un sapin Rita by Rita Studio, Montréal (Québec), Canada in Parc Montcalm, Montréal

Look back at previous International Garden Festival installations here.

RELATED NEWS Take a peek at the playful 2018 International Garden Festival​ installations
RELATED NEWS Seven new “playsages” to be exhibited during 2018 International Garden Festival​
RELATED NEWS Get lost in the 17th International Garden Festival at Reford Gardens

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