The latest edition of Musetouch Visual Arts Magazine, aptly titled Renaissance, was published on December 17, and my work is prominently featured within its pages. This issue holds special significance for me, as it beautifully reflects the themes of renewal and transformation—concepts deeply tied to my creative journey this year. In the magazine, you will…
New news from Luc Martineau in Montreal. Discover the 6 events in December 2024
I’m thrilled to share some exciting news! The latest issue of Musetouch Visual Arts Magazine is now available. Inside, you’ll find engaging interviews between Maia Sylba and me, discussing our respective inspirations and creative processes.
I’m thrilled to announce the release of an insightful article titled “A Day in the Life with Montréal Visual Artist Luc Martineau,” now available online via the website of the Montréal Guardian, a Montréal-centric online lifestyle magazine focusing on arts,culture, food ,history, lifestyle and more. This piece offers an intimate look into my journey as…
MASSACHUSETTS MUSEUM OF MODERN ART(MASS Mo CA)
MISSION ACCOMPLISHED: MY WORKSHOP- IN RESIDENCE AT THE STUDIOS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS MUSEUM OF MODERN ART(MASS Mo CA) WILL REMAIN IN MY MEMORY FOR A LONG TIME AS IT WAS A UNIQUE AND ENRICHING ARTISTIC AND HUMAN EXPERIENCE!
I’m off to North Adams for a residency at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, a very popular place for visual artists. I’m one of ten international artists working with Judith Kruger..
I hope you like the new look of my professional visual artist website. Now is the time to be thankful!
The years 2022 and 2023 (the latter is far from over and looks very promising) have been very busy both personally and professionally. The Web site was originally launched In December 2021; it was no longer up to date.
My move to the beautiful neighbourhood of Saint-Henri coincides with my new departure in 2022 as a professional visual artist.
I presented my painting Certificat de bonne conduite, a reminiscence of my college days, when rather than doing trigonometry, I dreamed of flying away like a beautiful white bird in the blue spring sky
