The Musée De La Côte-Nord Puts Its Hands on a Tapestry of Ludovic Boney
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On May 1st, the Regional Museum organized an evening of unveiling of the work that illustrates the flooded landscapes of the Manicouagan reservoir. The artist Ludovic Boney was on hand to talk about his creation. "It's a work whose inspiration came out of pure chance," says Ludovic Boney, about the tapestry offered to the Museum. "I was fishing quietly with my children at the Manicouagan reservoir, and when I plunged into it my echosonde (sonar)…
On May 1st, the Regional Museum organized an evening of unveiling of the work that illustrates the flooded landscapes of the Manicouagan reservoir. The artist Ludovic Boney was on hand to talk about his creation. "It's a work whose inspiration came out of pure chance," says Ludovic Boney, about the tapestry offered to the Museum. "I was fishing quietly with my children at the Manicouagan reservoir, and when I plunged into it my echosonde (sonar)…
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