- Hyauth Ally
- Michel Arbour
- Ugo Beaudoin-Perreault
- Roger Beaudoin
- Guy Beaulieu
- Willy Beauvais
- Claude Béland
- José Bernard
- Renée Bernard
- Bette
- Fyodor Bloshuk
- Robert Bourassa
- Marie-Reine Bourgeois
- Lucie Bourré
- Jean Boutin
- Michel Brabant
- Claude Brasseur
- Ronald Brière
- Tom Buckley
- François Caille
- Francis Capelle
- Rolland Côté
- Lucille Charette
- Réjean Chatillon
- Arthur Clermont
- Benoît Codère
- Daniel Côté-L'Espérance
- Robert Côté
- Louise Cottnon
- Walter Crescitelli
- France de Charette
- Hélène Defoy
- Lucie Desmarais
- Olivier Doucet
- Jean-Claude Dubois
- François Ducas
- Raymond Dumont
- Gilles Durand
- Pierre Durand
- Pierre Dussault
- Roger Duval
- Pierre Filion
- Nicole Fillion
- David Forest
- Bernard Gagnon
- Lise Gagnon
- Jacques Galipeau
- Eliane Gangarossa
- Jean-François Gasse
- Chantal Gauvin
- Ginette Gibeau
- Sharon Gilbert
- Denis Guerard
- Lise Guerard
- Gilles Guibault
- Bruno Guimont
- Normand Hebert
- Jean-Paul Houle
- Philippe Lemaire
- Antonio Mazza
- Romain Peuvion
- Guy Richard
- Johanne Roy
- Arthème St-Germain*
- Espérance Veillard
- Larry Vick
Michel Brabant
It is with great enthusiasm and spontaneity that Michel (born in 1949) attended Les Impatients workshops at the IUSMM from 1996 to 2002. For him, this is a weekly meeting not to be missed because Michel is happy to resume his drawing where he had left it the previous week. He manipulates plasticine to make two-color characters and most of the time uses gouache or wax crayons to draw series of multicolored solids, jerky or squared lines over the entire surface.
We also recognize in his semi-abstractions triangular faces, oblong shapes containing nose, eyes and mouth. The sun and clocks are also among his subjects. His creations invite us to observe familiar themes, the solar star and the vastness of the universe, the elusive time that passes and the individual, him, as a simple witness of what goes beyond him.