Bernard Schütze

Art critic, curator, communication theorist and translator, of German origin, Bernard Schütze has lived and worked in Montreal since 1985. His essays have been published in art magazines (Canadian Art, C Magazine, Ciel variable, Espace art actuel, esse arts + opinions, ETC, Parachute, Spirale, etc.) He has written various catalogue articles, including Hors de moi/Beside Myself, published on the occasion of the eponymous exhibition of artist Daniel Olson at Expression, Patrick Bernatchez: Lost in Time, published by the Galerie de l’UQAM, and The Québec Triennial 2011 : The Work Ahead of Us. He is also the author of texts that have appeared in artists’ monographs, including Persistance on the work of Mathieu Beauséjour and Le Fil d’Ariane, a reflection on a project by Aude Moreau. He has given lectures at several artistic events in Canada and Europe. As a translator, he has translated works by Jean Baudrillard, Félix Guattari and Heiner Müller into English. [Source: VOX, 2022]