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Summertime at Artexte

Summertime at Artexte

Summer schedule

Collection reopening

July 16 — September 2025

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activities

Colour photograph of a computer and archive boxes placed on a wooden table
activities

Job offer (Young Canada Works)

Information Services Assistant

Deadline: August 11, 2025 (11:59pm)
Square color photograph of a wooden display case. It shows three documents bound in red spiral - one with green paper, on which the title of the project is printed, and two others to its left. The farthest displays a black-and-white photograph, and the other, text. A hand can be seen turning the page of the document in the center of the display case. An image of a black-and-white duvet is affixed to the bottom left-hand side of the display case.
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Rethinking the Description of Works of Art

A library exhibition by Marie Samuel Levasseur

EXTENDED – July 16 - September 27, 2025
Colour photography showing an office. We see a desk and black chair in the forefront of the image, with a small bookshelf and cabinet in the back. On top of the shelf and cabinet are files, a lamp and a phone. There is a black and white photograph hanging on the wall.
activities

Job offer

Programming Coordinator

Deadline: August 11, 2025

education

education

Virtual guided tours of Artexte

Browse the Artexte collection online and discover our research tools with our librarians

education

Artexte’s Educational Guides

Fashion

education

Artexte’s Educational Guides

Food

tools

tools

Artexte’s Bibliographies

Themed research in the Artexte Collection

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Toolbox

Learning tools

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Online Collections and Archives

External resources for research

editions

editions

Buseje Bailey. reasons why we have to disappear every once in while. A Black art history project by Yaniya Lee

editions

The Studio

editions

The Network