As part of the exhibition “Artletics”
As part of the Artletics exhibition, Artexte invites you to its exhibition space for a guided tour led by curator Didier Morelli. On the occasion of this guided tour, enter Morelli’s playground and explore artists who examine the world of…As part of the exhibition "Classroom of Language"
On the occasion of the exhibition Classroom of Language by Rad Hourani, Artexte invites you to take part in a sensorial visit guided by artist Claudette Lemay. These visits will use a variety of sensory stimulation techniques to explore the…Artexte's research residency program — 2024-2025
As part of its research residency program, Artexte invites three researchers (individuals and/or collectives) from all contemporary art disciplines to explore the collection’s documentary resources and deepen their research on a particular topic. Research projects will be selected for their…A project by artists Réjane Bougé and Chantal Dumas
In collaboration with Centre Turbine, Artexte is pleased to present you Dream Voices, a project by artists Réjane Bougé and Chantal Dumais. What are blind or visually impaired people’s dreams made of? This question was the starting point of…An artwork of Hooria Rahini
In parallel to the exhibition Toward Freedom presented at Projet Casa [February 24 – March 26, 2023] curated by Mojeanne Behzadi [curator, research and programming at Artexte], the Artexte reading room is hosting the installation Landscape of Unity: Building a…In collaboration with the Atwater Poetry Project
Toronto-based Poet Liz Howard will perform a commissioned response piece to an issue of quarterly feminist magazine Fireweed, founded in 1978 by an editorial collective. Titled Fireweed 22: Native Women Issue, this magazine was published by a guest editorial collective…Guided tours: collection + Blackity
From May 12th to 22nd, 2022, the Montreal Printed Art Festival will be in full swing across the island, with a vast programming of satellite activities for its second edition. Artexte will take part of it on Saturday, May 14!…Presented by the Gail and Stephen A. Jarislowsky Institute for Studies in Canadian Art, Concordia University
This virtual gathering will be an opportunity to explore the questions raised by Dr. Joana Joachim in Blackity, through dialogue with key actors present in this exhibition and research. This event will offer a rich reflection on the past, present…
