perform as an independent artist. In 2008, she was made an Officer of the Order of Canada. On April 7, 2010, she was awarded the Order of Canada. On December 7, 2012, her piece "So Blue" premiered in Düsseldorf. It was her first dance choreography. In May 2014, Lecavalier received the Governor General's Performing Arts Award for Lifetime Artistic Achievement in dance. The award is Canada's highest honour in the performing arts. Notable performances Oranges (1981) Businessman in the Process of Becoming an Angel (1983) Human Sex (1985) New Demons (1987) Infante, C'est destroy (1991) 2 (1995) Salt (1998) Lula and the Sailor Cobalt Rouge (2005) Children (2010) L.L. / Fou Glorieux So Blue (2012) L.L. / Fou Glorieux Movies and videos 1982 The Mondo Beyondo Show (TV) 1989 Carole Laure's "Danse avant de tomber" as Dancer 1990 David Bowie's "Fame '90" music video as Dancer 1992 The Yellow Shark by Frank Zappa (TV) 1994 Velasquez's Little Museum as Dancer 1995 Pour tout dire as Module 3 1995 Pour tout dire as Module 4 1995 Strange Days as Cindy 'Vita' Minh 1997 Inspirations as Herself See also La La La Human Steps References External links Lecavalier and Bowie performing in the iconic music video Archival footage of Louise Lecavalier performing A Few Minutes of Lock in 2011 at Jacob's Pillow. 1958 births Canadian contemporary dancers Canadian female dancers French Quebecers Governor General's Performing Arts Award winners Living people Officers of the Order of Canada People from Montreal