Berirouche Feddal
''Les couleurs de la Kabylie'' – LA PRESSE
Publié le 9 octobre 2021 à 9h00
Dans l’atelier de… Berirouche Feddal
ÉRIC CLÉMENT LA PRESSE
Il se dit « enivré » par ses racines kabyles. Berirouche Feddal est un jeune artiste montréalais prometteur qui s’intéresse à la mémoire, à l’identité, aux fraternités. De Toronto à Montréal, des galeristes ont un œil sur lui. Mais il ne veut pas brûler les étapes. À 25 ans, il poursuit ses études et continue de créer en s’immergeant dans l’histoire et les cultures. Nous sommes allés le rencontrer dans son atelier du quartier Centre-Sud.
Photos : Hugo-Sébastien Aubert ©
''Conversation at Mayten’s Projects'' – Artoronto
Exhibition Information: Conversation, September 10 – October 23, 2021, Mayten’s Projects, 165 Niagara Street, Toronto. Gallery hours: Tues – Sat, 11 am – 6 pm.
By Olivia Mariko Hsuen-Ferris
I walked through Conversation at Mayten’s Projects, the wisdom of looking at multiculturalism through the lens of conversation struck me repeatedly. As I commuted home, the notion settled nicely in my skull. Curator Farnoosh Talaee says it well, “I realized that on a fundamental level, multiculturalism in Toronto and Canada as a whole means segmentation…Without cultural intersection and the ensuing cross-cultural conversations, is there really diversity?”
''SITTING DOWN WITH BERIROUCHE FEDDAL: VOICES FOR THE VOICELESS'' – Cheng Huai
18 May 2021 | Montreal
By Katherine Hudak
Why does art matter? For some, what matters is not the art at all, but rather the money and the power behind it. For Berirouche Feddal, however, art can be so much more than that. Art, he discovered, has the unique ability to give a message, to build a community, and to help others who are struggling with identity. This is why art matters, and this is why he continues to create.
Berirouche Feddal’s Instagram Takeover - L'Imagier
At the occasion of our fourth Instagram residency, we chose to share with you the work of Berirouche Feddal (Vrirouc nat uqassi, ⵠⵔⵉⵔⵓⵛ ⵏⴰⵝ ⵓⴽⴰⵙⵉ ) a Canadian artist of North Africa, with Amazigh heritage, based in Montreal. Starting tomorrow, you can discover his most recent works, as well as the themes and reflections that guide his practice.
''Artch expose 22 jeunes artistes'' – LA PRESSE
September 8 - September 19 2021 | Dorchester Square Montreal
Artch, the event of emerging contemporary art in Montreal that will take place at Dorchester Square from September 8 to 19, 2021, from Wednesday to Sunday.
Photos : Karen -Isabelle Jean-Baptiste ©
''Berirouche Feddal: jonction entre la culture et l’identité'' – Le Culte
5 novembre 2020
Par Naïka Edouard
Après trois semaines de ce qui fût sa toute première exposition solo étonnant plus d’un.e face à son génie créatif, l’artiste multidisciplinaire Berirouche Feddal discute de son art et de sa philosophie.
Photos : Ariane Labrèche ©
Art Matters, North America’s largest student-run festival, kicks off March 2 - Concordia Media
February 28, 2019
Curator / Commissaire: Joyce Joumaa
Artists / Artistes:
Berirouche Feddal / Loin du droit chemin j'ai pris sans façon celui du péché, car je le préfère
Saba Heravi /A little larger than the entire universe
Xan Shian / IV Phases of the Salt Moon
Eva Myers & Xdzunúm Danae Trejo-Boles / Glaes
Carlo Polidoro Lopez / La Hacienda Al Edad De 6
Petros Psillos / War 1991
Dougy Herard / Portraits Surfaits
Jezabel Plamondon, Merlin Heintzman Hope / Arrangements and Repairs
Elfur Hildisif Hermannsdottir / X Marks the Spot
Amanda de Angelis / Done Without Confidence; Hesitant
