Part of Bettina’s interview with Eloi Desjardins from the radio show Un Show de Mot’Arts has been written up on Eloi’s blog. You can read the article here (in French).

Bettina was interviewed by Eloi Desjardins for the radio programme Un Show de Mot’Arts on CISM 89.3FM on Tuesday, April 10, 2012. The interview was part of the on-going series on art criticism in Quebec and focused on Bettina’s online magazine The Belgo Report.

You can listen to the entire show here (the interview starts about half-way into the show).

Myriam Goyette is a third year undergraduate Concordia University studentmajoring in Creative Writing and double minoring in Professional Writing and History.
One of her professional writing projects was an interview, so she sat down with Bettina to talk about running an art gallery and Montreal’s contemporary art scene. The interview has been published on the website www.montrealites.ca.

Excerpt:

Despite the bleak neighbourhood of the Belgo Building, its inside is milled by contemporary galleries and bustling workers. On the fourth floor, Bettina Forget, the German expat, owner and curator of the Visual Voice Gallery, receives me with a warm smile to her half-gallery half-workshop space for an interview on art and art galleries.

Read the entire interview here:
www.montrealites.ca/montrealites_art/2012/02/visual-arts-interview-profile-on.html
(scroll down past the header)