“Le Magasin”
What’s on in France, London, october-november 1998, p. 29 (excerpt)
[...]
Oops, by John Armleder, Francis Baudevin, Robert Breer, Michael Scott and John Tremblay is a presentation of a concrete model of the question of perception and of a responsive eye. The exhibition's unusual title comes from a series of four paintings by Francis Baudevin, in which the artist recycles signs and motifs from the field of commercial visual communication.
The collection also includes a huge 6-by-12 metre sculpture by John Tremblay, which is designed to be climbed over, giving the public a number of different perspectives from which to view the other works hung on the walls.