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*Credit: Claire Hébert* It is with heavy hearts that we share that KITP artist in residence Jean-Pierre Hébert has passed away. He died on Sunday March 28, 2021, surrounded by his family. Hébert combined his passions for computing and art to become a celebrated pioneer of digital artwork.
www.kitp.ucsb.eduPierre Hébert passe 1 heure avec la gang de Québec Neev a passé une fin de semaine sur le c Les comédiens Sonia Vachon et Paul Doucet plaident leurs causes
www.iheart.comEmployed by the National Film Board of Canada as animation film director (1965 à 1999) Producer and studio director from 1997 to 1999. Independent artist since 2000. President of la Cinémathèque Québécoise (1993-1995). Since 2011, he is member of the board of the artist run video center Videographe, in Montreal. Teaching : Montreal School of Fine Arts (1968), Laval University (1974-1978), University of Montreal (1975-1978) … In 2024, he received the Renéjodoin Award given by Les sommets du...
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pro.imdb.comKnown for: Ceci n'est pas un polar, Madame Lebrun, Vrak La Vie
www.imdb.comVéronique et les Fantastiques - 4 février 2026 !
www.iheart.comSeptember 26, 2007 my new film Herqueville* is finished. It is a 21 minutes new film entitled *Herqueville*, in a HD 720p24 format. It includes prints by Michelle Corvisier, poems by Serge Meurant (whith whom I collaborated in 1984 for my film *Étienne et Sara*) and music by Fred Frith. It was shot in Herqueville, a village in Normandy situated downhill from the french nuclear wastes processing plant.
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