Фестиваль садов Reford Gardens 2027 – приглашение к участию
конкурс
международный
открытый
deadline регистрации:
27.10.2026
deadline подачи проектов:
27.10.2026
дата объявления результатов:
15.02.2027
тема:
Архитектура
страна:
Канада
открыт для:
ландшафтных дизайнеров, архитекторов, художников
регистрационный взнос:
нет
награда:
На создание сада – 27 000 канадских долларов: 7 000 – гонорар команде, до 15 000 – материалы и необходимые услуги, 5 000 – работа строительной команды фестиваля. Проезд: до 3 000 канадских долларов для зарубежных участников.
организатор:
Фонд Jardins de Métis
ссылки:
2027 International Garden Festival - Call for proposals
Международный конкурс проектов для 28-го Международного фестиваля садов в парке Рефорд-гарденс (Жарден-де-Мети) в канадской провинции Квебек. Тема 2027 года – «Делая невидимое видимым: альтернативные географии». Участникам предлагается исследовать способы восприятия территории, отличающиеся от привычных географических карт и систем зонирования, и через экспериментальный сад сделать видимыми скрытые связи людей с пространством. Будет отобрано 4-5 проектов, которые реализуют в рамках фестиваля. Фестиваль пройдет с 19 июня по 3 октября 2027 года.
The International Garden Festival launches its call for projects for the 2027 edition
Making Visible: Alternative Geographies
June 19–October 3, 2027
Landscape architects, architects, artists, and multidisciplinary teams from all over the world are invited to propose projects for the gardens that will shape the 28th edition of the International Garden Festival.
Grand-Métis, Canada, September 2, 2026 — Every summer since 2000, the International Garden Festival has transformed the Reford Gardens into a laboratory for creative landscape design. For its 28th edition, the Festival invites landscape architects, architects, artists, and multidisciplinary teams from all over the world to propose concepts for four or five new gardens. The Festival’s next edition will open on Saturday, June 19, 2027, at Les Jardins de Métis / Reford Gardens, in Québec’s Gaspésie tourist region.
2027 Theme: Making Visible: Alternative Geographies
The triennial thematic cycle centred around human beings’ relationship with space and territory, conceived by the Festival’s artistic director, Ève De Garie-Lamanque, concludes in 2027.
In 2025, Borders focused on issues arising from the representation, organization, and management of geographic space, drawing on concerns involved with geopolitics and private property. In 2026, Mapping Sensitivity addressed the immaterial and affective aspects of territory by encouraging a relational dynamic and returning users to the foreground.
This new call for projects, with the theme Making Visible: Alternative Geographies, will ultimately lead to the selection of four or five contemporary garden projects that will extend – and reveal the shortfalls of – the reflections undertaken during the preceding editions.
Emerging at the confluence of Borders and Mapping Sensitivity, this new theme probes mechanisms, approaches, and systems that have become the norm. Approaches will draw on the concepts of intersectionality (a theoretical framework introduced in 1989 by the American jurist Kimberlé W. Crenshaw) and counter-mapping (a term coined in 1995 by the American sociologist Nancy Lee Peluso). Both of these concepts have contributed, among other things, to providing marginalized or traditionally underrepresented individuals and communities with voice and visibility.
To ensure complementarity – in both substance and form – with the projects chosen for the first two years of the thematic cycle, the designers are encouraged to consult the web pages and press releases for the Festival’s 26th and 27th editions.
The projects selected will be revealed to the public in February 2027.
“Once again, artists are invited to transpose their ideas into an experimental garden that bursts through boundaries, revisits ideas about landscape and territory, and engages the public in an active encounter,” stated Alexander Reford, co-founder and director, International Garden Festival. “The International Garden Festival is an exceptional laboratory for creativity in which landscape architecture, art, and design are tested on a life-size scale, in a location that features almost a century of horticultural history and the force of the St. Lawrence River. It is in this dialogue between heritage and avant-garde that tomorrow’s landscapes are imagined for our visitors to enjoy.”
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