Last December, the City of Vaudreuil-Dorion officially launched the fifth edition of the Lumin'Art art exhibition at Le 405 park. Artists, students, seniors, musicians and the project's scenographer were inspired by the theme of Mutation, and will be showcasing their work to the public this winter.

The exhibition features 56 new works, 39 by Vaudreuil-Soulanges artists and 17 by students from Vaudreuil-Dorion schools and seniors' residences, under the theme Mutation, which explores change, conversion and evolution. These creations join the Christmas baubles, giant lanterns, lighted barrels and bubbles of recent years.

For this year's event, Vaudreuil-Dorion artist John McRae was commissioned to design and implement the scenography. As artistic director, he wanted to mix and match structures from recent years, bursting them across the site to create a luminous, interactive trail.

Another new feature: an original soundtrack was composed by four young people from the Arts-études - musique program at Cité-des-Jeunes high school, to bring unity to the exhibition. 

The Club photo Vaudreuil-Dorion is also presenting its brand-new exhibition Mutation et le changement qui nous entouroure, featuring 44 new photos taken by its members.

“Since 2020, Lumin'Art's mission has been to bring light to Le 405 Park as the holiday season approaches. The exhibition gets more and more impressive as new works are added every year. In addition to our many artists, we are also fortunate to be able to count on the involvement of several teachers who create works with their students. This year's edition is sure to be full of surprises for our citizens,” says Chloé Marcil, Head of Culture and Community Life at the City of Vaudreuil-Dorion.

The Lumin'Art exhibition can be visited daily, between 4 p.m. and 10 p.m., until February 16.