STINA BAUDIN

🌌Petit aperçu de l’oeuvre 𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑺𝒌𝒚 𝑺𝒕𝒊𝒍𝒍 𝑪𝒂𝒓𝒓𝒊𝒆𝒔 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝑺𝒕𝒐𝒓𝒊𝒆𝒔 de Stina Baudin avant son installation sur le toit de la grange Adélard ! 🪡Cette installation textile monumentale représente un travail impressionnant, entièrement réalisé à la main. L’œuvre est composée de longues bandes de tissus, dont certaines sont teintes à la main, toutes assemblées une à une et intégrant de petits miroirs qui reflètent la lumière. ✨L’œuvre sera installée dès la semaine prochaine sur le toit de la grange, en préparation du lancement estival d’Adélard. On vous donne rendez-vous le samedi 16 mai à 16h pour découvrir le résultat final !

𝗩𝗘𝗥𝗡𝗜𝗦𝗦𝗔𝗚𝗘 Stina Baudin 𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑺𝒌𝒚 𝑺𝒕𝒊𝒍𝒍 𝑪𝒂𝒓𝒓𝒊𝒆𝒔 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝑺𝒕𝒐𝒓𝒊𝒆𝒔 Samedi 16 mai, à 16h Adélard présente 𝑇ℎ𝑒 𝑆𝑘𝑦 𝑆𝑡𝑖𝑙𝑙 𝐶𝑎𝑟𝑟𝑖𝑒𝑠 𝑡ℎ𝑒 𝑆𝑡𝑜𝑟𝑖𝑒𝑠, une œuvre extérieure monumentale de l’artiste Stina Baudin qui sera inaugurée lors du lancement estival 2026. ꩜ Installée sur le toit de la grange d’Adélard, l’œuvre de @ssteenaa évoque un vaste ciel étoilé et transforme l’architecture agricole du lieu en une surface de mémoire dédiée aux présences historiques de personnes noires dans la région au XIXe siècle. Réfléchissante et changeante, celle-ci s’anime au contact de la lumière, du ciel et de son environnement immédiat. ꩟ Inspirée des logiques d’assemblage propres à la courtepointe, cette installation in situ est composée de centaines de bandes de textiles noirs et bleus et d’une multitude de miroirs cousus à la main. […] 👁️‍🗨️ Accompagnée d’une pièce sonore de Markus Floats @markus.floats et d’un texte de Yaniya Lee @yaniyalee , l’œuvre de Stina Baudin propose un geste simple, mais chargé de portée symbolique : Écouter et lever les yeux vers le ciel en reconnaissance de personnes trop longtemps tenues en marge des récits officiels. Hâte de vous dévoiler ce magnifique projet le 16 mai ! Plus d’infos sur adelard.org ~ Design : @dominique_rivard

MAJ // JAM Some shots taken the group show I am in with some talented humans called, ‘La Clarté Creuse Les Montagnes” curated by the very attentive and lovely, Ariane De Blois @arideblois @museejoliette Joliette Museum from Feb 7- May 17 2026. 1. My work, ‘Internal Algorithms:…’ enveloped in @shannon.gardensmith breathtaking glitched up ‘Dust Jacket’ captured by Paul Litherland 2. Deep in thought: Talking to an audience about ‘Data Studies 2.1: We thank you to carefully examine and fit’ at the opening on Feb 7th 3/4. More views: ‘Data studies 2.1: We thank you to carefully examine and fit’ 5. One of three graphs presented on site. ‘Reason vs. Truth’ from my ongoing and expanding ‘Black Cartographies’ series 6. Us✨ asinnajaq @natbatlove @patrick_f._henry @arideblois @shannon.gardensmith berirouche @tysonhouseman @amooboo @be 7. Same, same but different @sunny_pfalzy 🙃 thanks @eve.t_eve.t for finding fun moments to snap 📸

new // new I’m in a group exhibition with these talented humans at Joliette Museum @museejoliette with the incredible curation of @arideblois . The vernissage is this Saturday Feb 7th from 2-5pm. There are shuttles for ppl too if needed! The show is up until May 17. I hope to see you there! 💫 1. us 2. archiving in process 3. a new graph from an ongoing series 4. theme 5. relating to… 6. Yrsa’s words (from The How) Featured artists: asinnajaq Stina Baudin @ssteenaa Nathalie Batraville @natbatlove Amanda Boulos @amooboo Berirouche Feddal @berirouche Patrick F Henry @patrick_f._henry Shannon Garden-Smith @shannon.gardensmith Tyson Houseman @tysonhouseman

A deep delve into beadwork // process video A later post of my second hand sewn beadwork that borrows techniques from Haitian Drapos yet with the twist of personal narration and 3d installation components to create quilted like tapestries that incorporate painting, hand sewn techniques, sculpture, assemblage and collage work. Personal anecdotes and familial representation are embedded in this work. Much of my work is around data and these flags represent more of the spirit element of storytelling found in Haitian culture. Like most of my work, it is slow and done by hand. I love the slowness that hand made crafts allows for. The imperfections, the repetition and healing elements. The work was started last summer and took a total of 4 months to complete. Its title pays homage to rich histories we carry within us that cannot be found in books but through internal ways of knowing. This work that has been shown at Grunt Gallery and Cranbrook Museum of Art is now part of a private collection. I look forward to more deep dives into beadwork in the near future.✨ More images are found on my site #stinabaudin #beadwork #drapo

Esse // Abstractions So honored to have three of my works included in this edition of @revueesse / Esse magazine, issue 114 alongside some very talented friends and peers. A special thank you to @adam_lauder for the interest in my work and including me in this edition.🫶🏿 Also, I’m really into the texture of this mag. ✨ #abstractions #essemagazine #esse #stinabaudin

Endings // Beginnings May has already been so good to me and it’s not even over yet! 1. Valediction! @centreclark with the lovely @eunice_curates and one of my presented weavings, « Internal Algorithms: Listen to the ancestors, they have all the answers » not seen but with us in spirit is the lovely @paulmaheke and his beautiful works✨I definitely felt the care and support eunice put into this show. Thank you! The show is up until June 15th. 2. supportive sisters at my commencement (sinead is hiding but there) 🤍🤭 3. what up doe?! thank you for keeping it real. best speech ever by the talented @tiff_massey 4. small but mighty graduating class of 2025 5. that’s what he said 6. the loveseat - a space to gather 7. tender moments on Savannah’s couch 8. we were six 9. two years of practicing, thinking, and writing 10. nothing is done alone 💞 11. spiritual collaboration 12. receiving flowers 13. an opening 14. unpacking memories 15. nous là 🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹 16. mentorship: two years of growing (learning how to understand) 🙏🏿 17. love

Womxn // Winnin For the archive✨ 1. six melanated sisters 2. gathering 3. in our softness Thank you my fiber sis @savannahfaithjackson for facilitating magic @cranbrook_art @cranbrookartmuseum

· STINA BAUDIN + PAUL MAHEKE 𝘝𝘢𝘭𝘦𝘥𝘪𝘤𝘵𝘪𝘰𝘯 09.05—14.06.2025 Commissaire · Curator: eunice bélidor Salle · Room 1 Stina Baudin (@ssteenaa ) est une artiste et chercheuse haïtiano-canadienne basée à Montréal (Québec) et à Detroit (États-Unis). Les tissages de Baudin intègrent des médiums mixtes — données, textes, archives et histoires orales — pour raconter les récits des personnes noires et de leurs histoires contestées. Paul Maheke (@paulmaheke ) vit et travaille à Montpellier (France). À travers diverses formes et médiums, Maheke poursuit une exploration à long terme des manières dont les corps, les récits et les histoires marginalisés sont rendus visibles et invisibles. Résistant à une exploration de l’identité qui s’inscrit uniquement dans le cadre de la politique de l’identité, la trajectoire de Maheke a été continuellement canalisée par des sensations spectrales. Née à Montréal (Québec), eunice bélidor (@eunice_curates ) est commissaire, autrice et chercheure. Sa pratique curatoriale porte sur l'écriture épistolaire comme vecteur d'archives affectives des recherches curatoriales. · · · Stina Baudin is a Haitian-Canadian artist and scholar based in Montreal (Québec) and Detroit (United States). Baudin’s weavings feature mixed media including data, text, archival materials and oral histories to tell stories about Black people and their contested histories. Paul Maheke lives and works in Montpellier (France). Across various forms and artistic disciplines, Maheke has sustained a long-term exploration into the ways that marginalized bodies, narratives and histories are made visible and invisible. Resisting a probing of identity that sits solely within the framework of identity politics, Maheke’s trajectory has continuously been channelled through spectral sensations. Born in Montreal (Québec), eunice bélidor is a curator, writer, and researcher. Her curatorial practice focuses on epistolary writing as a medium for affective archiving within curatorial research. Image: Stina Baudin, 𝘋𝘢𝘵𝘢 𝘚𝘵𝘶𝘥𝘪𝘦𝘴 𝟣.𝟣 (2021-2024).

documenting // progressions 1. working hands 2. depth of field 3. portraits 4. dreams + visions 🧿🪬 5. character building 6. messengers + oracles (blkwomxn) 7. connections

September // December - pt.1 Celebrations, moving, grad school, reunions and everything else under the sun. It’s been a busy time!!! 1. Precarious Joys - thank you so much to the talented curators Miguel @miguelopez1 and Dominique @dofontaine for including me in this edition of the Toronto Biennial of Art 2024 @torontobiennial . It was such a time! 🤍 2. Time looping back / a sweet reunion - meeting after a decade and exhibiting alongside @rudyloewe (from Berlin to Toronto). 3. Meeting the talented Sandra Brewster @sabrewst and their work in person 🫶🏿 4. Sweet times with Justine @justine.a.chambers and @zoeimanisharpe 5. Banff crew / extended friendship @shirin.fahimi @nura.ali1986 6. The message is LOVE!!! Shubaya and Abi’s @abigail__toll beautiful wedding. 7. Casting spells… w @caseycostaw713 hands for my first solo at Grunt Gallery in Vancouver with the amazing team. Thank you @ndn_bebop and the entire team for making magic happen! 🫶🏿 8. An archive! - Publications 9. Readings 10. Back 2 grad school with « Vivian ». I can’t believe I’m driving!!! 11. Looping back and bumping into @artkarentam Karen and @_morris_lum_ 🫶🏿 12. Celebrating @halima.offline bday w/ @zekkereyaa and friends (@rachel.elise.thomas cheek made an entrance) 13. Vancouver outing to see the great Alanis Obomsana with @ndn_bebop @markus.floats after our opening at Grunt Gallery 14. Trying new materials in the studio I5. Got to catch Yaniya @yaniyalee reading her book before I left 🤍 16. Finishing touches before the work ships out! 17. WHO’S NEXT? Melissa on her way to getting that license!!! @missmeliss266 🏎️ 18. Sweet times 19. Exit plan ✌🏿

matters // in print Super honored to be featured in the upcoming issue of @logicsmag - Logic(s) Magazine Issue: Out of Place- alongside some very talented people who inspire me. Logic(s) Magazine is the first magazine to explore tech from Black, Asian, and queer vantage points. Thank you @elegantcollisions for inviting me to be part of this beautiful project and feature my work Data Studies 2.1 in which I lean into more qualitative ways in which one can consider what and how data is defined. Issue is available for pre-order. Cover art @bleueliverpool Features @elegantcollisions @babywasu @kameelahr @jadareneeholy @anastaciarenee5 @imanperson_studio @shooktwinks @stillhere_415 @sandiegounhousedcollective #logicsmagazine #incite #stinabaudin