Curator : Esther Bourdages Le Vaisseau / Solid Void constructs an environment that casts a critical eye on architectural remnants of the Soviet era or on the influence of the modernism of the 1960s to...

Suzanne Dery and Anthony Burnham started to collaborate in 1993. Both multimedia artists were then students at Concordia University in Montreal. Since 1995, the Flators create inflatable sculptures together...

8.5 X 11 Guillaume Adjutor Provost’s projects establish a structure between creation and curating used in conjunction with the integration of various existing works, such as artifacts, textual and performative...

COMMUNITY BASED URBAN LABORATORIES  Shauna Janssen, Ph.D, Marie-France Daigneault-Bouchard, Dr Thomas Strickland Lost + Found: Archiving Urban Change The postindustrial landscape is the subject of Points...

The art practice of Mickael Batard is undoubtedly rooted in the predestination of the quest to and the implication of his name. Batard of whom? Of what? He still hesitates between the comic and the desolation...

Pierrick Sorin became known at the end of the 1980s for his "auto-filmages", short films or videos dealing with daily life. In these burlesque skits, tragi-comic in tone, Sorin plays an anti-hero whose...

The work of Shilpa Gupta stems from an alertness to global politics and economics as they shape everyday aspects and experiences of life. The transcultural relevance of her work reflects the reach of...

Romeo Gongora considers himself a researcher: his aim is not to create an art object but to give a transdisciplinary form to his research (installations, performance, photography, meetings, writings...

Alexandre David's approach is based on the cyclical principle of reusing materials, assembling them into ephemeral structures, and then dismantling them to build the next project. The artist configures...

Creating typologies means producing a more or less systematic classification of types of things according to their shared characteristics. It implies removing or negating the distinctive features in order...

Jean-Luc Verna's drawings are the memories of his drawings. The trichloethylene that he uses to reproduce them also change them. He then intervenes the copy to make them beautiful and unique. His method...

Mervyn Bishop is a photojournalist / freelance Photographer. He has been documenting social issues in Australia for over forty years. As an indigenous Australian, he brings a unique, intimate perspective...

Marie Frampier's curatorial practise principally questions the exhibiting of contemporary performance through exhibitions, performance programs or hybrid formats between symposium and invisible performance...

One of Switzerland's most respected contemporary artists, Jürg Stäuble's sculptures and installations work with subtle disturbances and algorithmic modifications. Continuously innovating with materials...

Working with different media, Jan Hostettler has developed techniques that allow chance to intervene in his compositions. The ideas of movement and trompe-l'oeil characterize his artistic practice, situated...

Will we ever be able to mark enough? is Shilpa Gupta's first solo exhibition in Canada. Renee Baert is an independent curator based in Montreal. The exhibition is a co-production of the Darling Foundry...

The idea of combustion, or rather the after effects of burning, envelops Claire Hannicq’s work. Across her artistic practice, there exists a notion that while fire is capable of destroying branches and...

The artistic and sound work of Anne-Françoise Jacques takes a variety of forms : performance, installation, interventions in unconventional spaces, soundtracks for animated films and radio creations...

Starting from real stories, the artist creates his own fictitious scenarios that grapple with notions of identity, memory, intimacy and daily life. His art challenges conventional social and domestic...