Mission and Governance
The Hexagram Network is an interdisciplinary network dedicated to research-creation addressing the relationships between arts, cultures and technologies. It comprises around forty co-researchers, forty collaborators, and a little over 200 students from various artistic disciplines related, in particular, to living arts, visual arts, design, and media arts, while also touching disciplines in the social sciences and humanities or natural sciences and engineering.
45
co-investigator members
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collaborator members
150
student members
Mission
COLLABORATION AND INTERDISCIPLINARITY
It promotes collaborative work and the sharing of facilities by federating human and material resources between 8 universities, mainly from Université du Québec à Montréal and Concordia University, but also those of Université de Montréal, École de technologie supérieure, Université du Québec à Chicoutimi, Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue, Université Laval, and McGill University.
It creates opportunities for knowledge-sharing between experts from different creative disciplines and various fields of research by facilitating collaboration between members in interdisciplinary activities.
EXPERIMENTATION AND MOBILITY
It supports the development of experimental or critical research-creation projects by offering residency programs and national and international mobility grants.
DISSEMINATION, CURATION AND SCIENTIFIC ACTIVITIES
It helps explicate and disseminate the various methodological approaches and theoretical foundations of research-creation through the publication of books, radio broadcasts, and videographic material accessible online.
It organizes artistic and scientific events such as symposia, conferences, exhibitions, concerts, shows, and other creative forms in public space.
PARTNERSHIP DEVELOPMENT
It encourages knowledge-sharing and exposure for emerging artist by developing partnerships with educational institutions, artistic organizations, and cultural businesses located in Quebec, Canada, and abroad.
Artwork : Mélodie Claire Jetté
© Ethel Laurendeau
Governance
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
- Thierry B.-Gateau, Co-director of the Hexagram Network, UQAM
- Sandeep Bhagwati, Co-investigator, Concordia
- Laureline Chiapello, Co-investigator, NAD-UQAC
- Jean-Philippe Côté, Student Member, UQAM
- Jean Dubois, Interim Co-director of the Hexagram Network, UQAM
- Alice Jarry, Co-director of the Hexagram Network, Concordia
- Marie Christiane Mathieu, Co-investigator, Université Laval
- Lena MK, Student Member, UdeM
- Christian Scott, Student Member, Concordia
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
- Yan Breuleux, Co-investigator member, NAD-UQAC
- Véronique Cnockaert, Vice-Dean for Research and Creation, Faculty of Arts, UQAM
- Jean Dubois, Interim Co-director of the Hexagram Network, UQAM
- Tim Evans, Vice-President Research Innovation and Impact, Concordia Univeristy.
- Annie Gérin, Dean of the Faculties of Arts, Concordia Univeristy
- Alice Jarry, Co-director of the Hexagram Network, Concordia
- Catherine Montgomery, Vice-Dean for Research and Creation, Faculty of Communication, UQAM
- Vincent Poitout, Designated Vice-Rector for Research, Discovery, Creation, and Innovation, UdeM
- Geneviève Proulx, Representative of Vice-Rector for Research, Creation and Diffusion, UQAM
- Andrea Rodney, Director Research Development, Office of the Vice-President Research, Innovation and Impact, Concordia Univeristy
- Pascale Sicotte, Dean of Arts and Science, Concordia Univeristy
© Philippe Vandal
REPRESENTATIVE OF PARTNER INSTITUTIONS
- Yan Breuleux, Co-investigator, NAD-UQAC
- Jean Dubois, Interim Co-director of the Hexagram Network, UQAM
- Alice Jarry, Co-director of the Hexagram Network, Concordia
- Aleksandra Kaminska, Co-investigator, UdeM
- Marie-Christiane Mathieu, Co-investigator, Université Laval
- David St-Onge, Co-investigator, ÉTS
- Alanna Thain, Co-investigator, McGill
- Jean-Ambroise Vesac, Co-investigator, UQAT
EQUITY, DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION (EDI) COMMITTEE
- Sofian Audry, Co-director of the Hexagram Network, UQAM.
- Alanna Thain, Co-investigator, McGill.
- Rilla Khaled, Co-investigator, Concordia.
- Éric Létourneau, Co-investigator, UQAM.
- Elina Kasatkina, student member, UQAM.
General Bylaws
Hexagram’s general bylaws and organizational structure are based on the principles described in the Common General Rules of the Fonds de recherche du Québec (2019) and in the Strategic clusters – Fall 2019 competition program’s call for applications. They are also in compliance with the governance and management policies of partner universities, according to the statutes and procedures that apply to their respective institutional frameworks.
[re]capture, 2022. ©Dr. Alice Jarry, Brice ammar-Khodja, Jacqueline Beaumont, Asa Perlman, Philippe Vandal et Ariane Plante.
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