...AN ALTERNATIVE VISUAL ARTS CENTRE IN TWO RAILCARS:  ARTIST STUDIOS AND CULTURAL MEDIATION HUB Quartier Éphémère’s new project at Bâtiment 7 (Building 7), located in a former rail yard in Pointe-Saint-Charles...

culturecapital is an arts trading card game and tournament-style performance that utilizes public funding figures, company budgets, and knowledge of cultural festivities/trends to critically engage with...

Possible Awakenings #5 proposes a series of artistic interventions inspired by disciplines located at the margins of creation: art history, research, archiving, and the use of educational strategies in...

This fourth proposal in the Possible Awakenings series encourages new interconnections, inviting the public to gather around artificial settings where real spaces - Ottawa Street and the Bar-Terrace...

This third proposal in the Possible Awakenings series brings the public to the horizon of the culture of self-care. On the program: a harvest of native plants and tasting of homemade herbal teas, followed...

The first part of the performance series Possible Awakenings invites the public to create collectively in a lab of experimentation and radio retransmission. Through a performative shaping of the present...

In 2018, Ayọ̀ Akínwándé presented Power Show I in Lagos, the beginning of a large exhibition project on the question of social and political power. At first, Akínwándé offered a critique of governmental...

The Possible Awakenings series in Place Publique continues with the project Domus (Les résonances des plateformes). During this performative installation, Massimo Guerrera and his collaborators intersect...

For the summer season, the Darling Foundry’s Reading Platform previews the forthcoming titles from Vancouver/Toronto-based publisher Information Office. Information Office (Derek Barnett, Jonathan Middleton...

The Museum of Longing and Failure (MOLAF) is a collecting entity established in 2010 by Canadian artists Andrew Taggart and Chloe Lewis. Exploring a fluidity between institution, author, and artwork...

Snyder Moreno Martín is interested in the transformative power of material, based on the study of natural elements. By way of various mediums such as installation, performance, drawing, video and writing...

Fonderie Darling is thrilled to launch its spring program and the exhibitions Nordic Rock, by Vikky Alexander, and Je suis, by Michael Eddy. For the event, the artists in Montreal studios, along with...

A Range of Overstood Grammars showcases a selection of texts, prints and posters in dialogue with the exhibition Je suis by Montreal based artist Michael Eddy, presented in the space next to the Reading...

Leonora Bisagno and Bruno Baltzer (LUX) offer an overview of their collaborative artistic practice, as well as their residency project at the Darling Foundry, based on the Québécois motto "Je me souviens...

To conclude their project on the Darling Foundry Reading Platform, MOLAF will present a reading-performance based on their forthcoming artist book, A small and not ostentatious chamber with whose decorations...

For over thirty years, Barbara Steinman's work has consistently given shape to migration of identities and symbols, as well as the intertwined pathways of time and History, of individual and collective...

At the confluence of action poetry and sound poetry, the performance The Only Way To Know For Sure Is To Test Your Blood Sugar presents a series of actions and stresses in sound, musical and gesture...

Wishing to stimulate exchanges between France and Quebec, three Franco-Quebec institutions have joined forces to continue the Transatlantic Residency program. For a second year, Montpellier Contemporain...

Following a non linear process, the works of David Armstrong Six primarily respond to their inherent materiality. The question of their spatiality and immediate environment is consequently a decisive...

A conversation on issues of representation of Caribbean subjects  The exhibition Resisting Paradise, curated by Marina Reyes Franco, presents the works of three Caribbean artists of the diaspora: Deborah...