Studying things that comprise the universe, artist Julius Horsthuis’ exhibition, “Recombination,” combines aspects of what is a kaleidoscope phenomenon. He explores his mathematical artistic integrity to integrate current dimensional phenomena in his imaginative & realistic […]
Gallery Weekend was a worldwide yearly event that freed art by showcasing the artists and the art beyond gallery walls. Gallery Weekend Canada, which took place from September 28th to October 1st, 2023, featured artists […]
Montreal’s Gallery Weekend is entering its 3rd year, set to take place in September 2023. This annual event showcases a diverse array of artists and galleries that are redefining traditional notions of art through innovative […]
Societal dialogues help us look at different points of thought, from things like objective views to subjective studies. Looking at two polarizing sources, comparing a government plan to a semi scholarly social critique gives us […]
Looking at the various damage to the geological levels of our world shows us the way that it’s building. An exhibition by Phi Centre called ” FrameRate: Pulse of the Earth ” shows various 3D […]
Though in his passing, his influence is no longer invoked by his own artistic persuasion, Jean-Paul Riopelle continues on in society. With different things from exhibitions to art foundations and programs, it continues to be […]
Gallery Weekend, in only its’ third year in Montreal, comes around to embark on an important political and artistic journey. Joining multiple stages of things like contemporary and fine art, and the separated high-class culture […]
Ecolab is an ecological exhibition that started in December with plans up to 2035 to make a difference in scientific and artistic culture. Run by the Society for Art & Technology, within the cultural industry, […]
Seeing loud: Basquiat and Music is Montreal Museum of Fine Arts’ first large-scale multimedia exhibition. Presenting around 100 of his artworks, along with sound and film clips, and other documented things, and even using an […]
The Inside Out Project started on March 2nd, 2011 when JR began to envision the streets when he was given the Ted Prize ” to use art to turn the world inside out.“ It’s an […]
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