Recent exhibitions
Exhibitions, updates, catalogue texts and featured works.
Explore the exhibitionsA guide to Alain-Marie Tremblay’s bodies of work, works documented by museums and cities, and interviews, films and publications found online. The directory distinguishes resources available to consult from archival items listed in his CV.
Exhibitions, updates, catalogue texts and featured works.
Explore the exhibitionsGarden sculpture, works in bétonique and views of the studio garden.
Explore the bétonique gardenPublic commissions integrated into buildings and shared spaces.
View integrated worksSculpture in stoneware, porcelain and mixed media.
View ceramic sculpturesPottery, functional objects and studio work.
Explore the ceramics studioSelected education, exhibitions, public commissions, films and publications.
View the CVCollection records for Goulag (1984), Chrysalide, Raku and sculptural teapots.
View Goulag and related works ↗2014 work in ceramics, brick and mortar at Parc de la Paix.
City record ↗Architectural integration work in brick, ceramic, porcelain and glaze.
City record ↗Artist record in MACrépertoire with access to collection data.
Open artist record ↗Links point to publishers or page owners. Archival media are identified without implying that a recording is available online.
A 191-page bilingual, full-colour monograph spanning more than 50 years of work, from pottery to sculpture and architectural commissions. It includes three essays and a father-daughter interview.
The CMAQ profile identifies Tremblay as a ceramicist and emeritus member, and describes his sculpture, murals, installations, bétonique gardens, pottery and sculptural teapots.
A biographical and bibliographic directory entry covering the artist’s career, exhibitions, public collections, distinctions and references.
A biographical entry covering his ceramics training, engraving studies in Paris, architectural integration projects and research into bétonique.
A short notice in Espace Sculpture, issue 93 (Fall 2010), about the illustrated 2010 monograph.
Catalog record for the 2010 edition (189 pages). Internet Archive marks access to the scanned copy as restricted.
A general biography of Tremblay’s training and career, with references to selected collections and distinctions.