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- An Annotated Bibliography in Real Time (exhibition)
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After “Arts Against Postracialism”
Dr. Philip S. S. Howard and Camille Turner : Installation, Performance, Conversation
To celebrate the first anniversary of the traveling project Arts Against Postracialism, we welcome Dr. Philip Howard, professor in the Department of Integrated Studies in Education at McGill University and Camille Turner, multidisciplinary artist, to review the project, the exhibition…
Indeterminacy and Possibility : a dialogue between François and Didier Morelli
Co-presented by Skol and Artexte
As François Morellli prepares to retire from his position of professor at Concordia University, Skol and Artexte wish to pay tribute to the pedagogical work of this leading figure of Action Art in Québec. Through the presentation of a lecture…
Book launch | HANDBOOK: Supporting Queer and Trans Students in Art and Design Education
A conversation with Anthea Black, Kama LaMackerel (Our Bodies, Our Stories), and Jenny Lin (B&D Press)
Please join Queer Publishing Project at Artexte to celebrate the launch of HANDBOOK: Supporting Queer and Trans Students in Art and Design Education edited by Anthea Black and Shamina Chherawala. The launch will begin with a brief conversation between artists…
Artexte on Tap 5 : What is an artists’ book?
Special edition Volume 1 Montreal : Art and the Book
For this 5th edition of Artexte on Tap, in partnership with Volume 1 Montreal: Art and the Book, we propose an animated and bubbly evening around a diversified selection of artists’ books, on the challenges that can affect its publication…
Pop-up reading nook
Join us this Fall in our pop up reading nook! During the coming weeks, we will dedicate space for our visitors to enjoy some highlights from the collection. The area will feature a rotating selection of publications from the collection…
articles : Artexte’s blog
Recently launched, the blog articles presents accessible and varied content, serving as a site for exchange, experimentation and dissemination of ideas related to contemporary art research. Stemming from Artexte’s mission, articles is a platform for the creation and sharing of…
(in)visibility: an AR zine-making workshop
for QTBIPOC participants
This workshop, facilitated by Jenny Lin (B&D Press), is an introduction to zine-making in combination with augmented reality (AR) technology, exploring the subject of visibility / invisibility as experienced by QTBIPOC (Queer, Trans, Black, Indigenous, People of Colour) individuals and…
Artexte X Symposium international d’art contemporain de Baie-Saint-Paul
Memory, consciousness, imagination: art and politics
« All anyone needs to aspire to politically is to do what they can, and to do their best. To change an opinion, or an attitude, or to modify a knee-jerk response, or to catalyze an ongoing process of personal…
Céline Huyghebaert @ Artexte
a particular case. «J’en ai fait un cas particulier et non un cas d’espèce» Marguerite Duras, La vie matérielle
During her residency, Céline Huyghebaert will act as a researcher and occupy the Artexte documentation center to extract discourses about contemporary artists. Expanding on a residency at La Chambre Blanche in Quebec City in 2016, she will compile documents, collect…
Michèle Champagne @ Artexte
Michèle Champagne’s residency follows the contours of happiness, its industry, vocabulary and legibility. Happiness. An emotion? A feeling? Or an object of measure? Facial recognition. Criticize? Smile! “Let us not be afraid of words”. Psychologists, office managers, and data scientists…
John Latour @ Artexte
Who Was Who Was Who in Contemporary Canadian Art
Eric Metcalfe and Kate Craig / Dr. Brute and Lady Brute; Vincent Trasov / Mr. Peanut; Camille Turner / Miss Canadiana; Kent Monkman / Miss Chief Eagle Testickle; etc. Since the 1960s, numerous Canadian artists have created artist personas or…
Richard Layzell @ Artexte
There were times when I thought of myself as a Canadian artist and that I might move to Canada. In some ways this trip is about re-visiting that hidden Canadian artist and re-engaging with the Canada’s unique artist-run network. When…
Citing, Siting & Sighting Solidarity
Cite on Site - A research residency presented in partnership with KAPSULA
What if the bibliography was formatted as a network? How might we order a bibliography rhizomatically? Citing, Siting & Sighting Solidarity explores the use of this rhizomatic digital bibliographic form to map ‘solidarity’ in Canadian art history. Expanding on current…
Artexte on Tap 4: Self-Publishing
Join us for a beer in the collection on the occasion of the 4th edition of Artexte on Tap, where we will discuss some of the challenges, opportunities and joys of self-publishing in the arts.
We’ll be presenting various artists…
List of lists of lists
A zine workshop with Eloisa Aquino and Jenny Lin (B&D Press)
Lists are strangely seductive and addictive, for many reasons: They are predictable: the numbered or ordered information allows us to develop “schemata” —mental maps drawn from experience. They make things look easy and finite, so they help you to focus.…
Artexte and the MAC team up for : Art + Feminism Wikipedia Edit-a-thon
12:30pm – 1:00pm : Initial training for people with no prior experience editing Wikipedia articles.
1:00pm – 4:00pm: Edit-a-thon with ongoing support and training offered by Artexte staff.
4:00 – 5:00 pm: Participatory discussion featuring Eunice Bélidor, Amber Berson and…
Performance and conversation with Aisha Sasha John and Jacob Wren
Aisha Sasha John and Jacob Wren are both writers and performers. For each artist, what they write and what they perform is related. And yet, many people who read their writing may not see their performances, and many people who…
Nuit blanche 2018
Cut | Paste - Collage workshop in the collection
For the 2018 edition of Nuit blanche à Montréal, presented in collaboration with the Casino de Montréal, join us for a collage workshop in our reading room, open to all ages. Through the use of different materials (magazines, papers, documents,…
Psagmeno: When I Look For Something Lost, First I Look In All The Wrong Places.
Musical performance by Devin Brahja Waldman
Dear DB, I have been thinking about what you said on the phone last week, which I wrote down at the time. It’s really stayed with me. “When I look for something that’s lost, first I look in all the…
Artexte on Tap 3: Art and Politics
Artexte on tap is back, we invite you to join us for a glass of beer and conversation about contemporary art and politics !
Through their artistic practices, these artists denounce the social and political injustices of our time. Some…
Objects aren’t very important any more
The title is a quote from Joseph Beuys. [1]
Opening: Wednesday February 14, 6 pm to 8 pm Artist talk and deposit of documents at 6:30 pm Curator: Maude Johnson Objects aren’t very important any more is an exhibition that retrospectively assesses Thierry Marceau’s performative project entitled 1/100…
Huitième de Page
January 12 as of 4 PM at Arprim: guided visit and performative reading
January 13 from 10 AM to 5 PM at Artexte: conferences, conversations and panels
In the context of the exhibition Édition / Forme / Expérimentation, presenting the…
AN INVISIBLE MINORITY
an installation by Stanley Février
EXHIBITION: I am invisible, understand, simply because people refuse to see me. Ralph Ellison, Invisible man, 1952 The invisibility at issue here stems from a critical assessment of museum institutions and reflects on the system of recognition within the Quebecer…
Artexte on Air: William Perry
Around Computerese
This edition of Artexte on Air will feature an online conversation with Toronto artist William Perry, a pioneer of Telidon art which used a pre-internet interactive technology in the early 1980s. We will be discussing the mystery surrounding Computerese :…
Artexte on Tap: Conversations, Beer and Documentation
no 2 – sci-fi
For the second edition of Artexte on Tap, we invite you to join us for a glass of beer and conversation about science-fiction in contemporary art ! Occupying an important place in popular culture, sci-fi is also present in a…
2017 Duplicate Book Sale !
Our beloved annual fundraiser is back!
For sale: rare books, artists’ publications, art magazines, beautiful catalogues, and so much more! A selection of publications by Artexte Editions will also be on sale at a 20% discount. What is a Duplicate Book Sale? Every year, Artexte receives…
Video: Why Bibliographies Now ?
Discussions around the exhibition Reading Performance: An Annotated Bibliography in Real Time III
This discussion brings together historians, artists and curators that have participated in bibliographic research projects at Artexte dedicated to various artistic and performance based practices. Presenting their points of view and themes, these individual and collective researchers ask how the…
Michael Blum @ Artexte
For his research residency at Artexte, Michael Blum will work with the periodicals in the collection and explore the space between fanzine and art magazine, between Xerox and offset. He will focus on publications, ranging from the 1960s to the…
Why Bibliographies Now ? A discussion on bibliographical research at Artexte
Discussions around the exhibition Reading Performance: An Annotated Bibliography in Real Time III
This discussion brings together historians, artists and curators that have participated in bibliographic research projects at Artexte dedicated to various artistic and performance based practices. Presenting their points of view and themes, these individual and collective researchers ask how the…