Writing residency
With the support of the Indigenous Arts Committee of the Conseil des arts de Montréal, Artexte offers a research and writing residency, where for a period of three to six months, where Artexte invites an Indigenous artist, curator or researcher…As part of the Networks of the Black Atlantic symposium by Nigra Iuventa
The Networks of the Black Atlantic: Heritage, Knowledge and Solidarity symposium, organized by Nigra Iuventa, invites you to a workshop-talk in the Artexte collection. This activity will explore collective memory made possible by donations of documents from and by artists,…As part of Volume MTL 8
At Casa d’Italia [505 Jean-Talon Street E, Montreal, H2R 1T6] As part of the Artexte Editions launch of nos suppressions, and in partnership with Volume 8 MTL, Céline Huyghebaert and Caroline Boileau will hold an open discussion moderated by…In collaboration with Volume MTL
Your favourite event is back! Artexte is pleased to partner again with Volume MTL to host our annual duplicate book sale! As you may already know, Artexte receives numerous donations from cultural organisations and individuals throughout the year. At times,…In collaboration with Free Pony Press and Sandra Brewster
Artexte is pleased to collaborate with Free Pony Press to present the launch of Blur, the latest publication dedicated to the work of Sandra Brewster. Blur presents a look at Sandra Brewster’s eponymous series, a body of work exploring memory,…Research and writing residency program for Indigenous artists, curators and researchers 2025
Thanks to the support of the Indigenous Arts Committee of the Conseil des arts de Montréal, Artexte is proud to launch a call for a research and writing residency on contemporary art. For a period of three to six months,…In collaboration with Volume MTL
Your favorite event is back: we are pleased to partner again with Volume MTL to host our annual Duplicate Book Sale! As you may already know, Artexte receives numerous donations from cultural organizations and individuals throughout the year. At times,…Artexte Editions x FAEP
Since 2021, Artexte Editions has collaborated with the research group Formes actuelles de l’expérience photographique : épistémologies, pratiques, histoires (FAEP) on a series of books entitled Sites of Photographic Knowledge. FAEP brings together established and emerging researchers with a mandate…As part of Yaniya Lee’s research residency
As part of her research residency Wayside Archive at Artexte (summer 2021), writer and critic Yaniya Lee was interested by the artefacts and narratives of Black queer women, which rarely surface in archives and historical canons. The researcher was hoping…In collaboration with Volume MTL
Our annual Duplicate Book Sale is back again this year! As Artexte receives numerous donations from cultural organizations and individuals throughout the year, some of these publications are already listed in our collection. Thanks to the generosity of our donors,…Presented as part of MOMENTA Biennale de l’image and in collaboration with VOX, centre de l’image contemporaine
On the occasion of the 18th edition of MOMENTA Biennale de l’image, and in collaboration with VOX, centre de l’image contemporaine, Artexte is pleased to invite you to the launch of Who Was Who Was Who in Contemporary Canadian Art…L'art et le sport
My favourite memories as a child are of playing. A game of throwing pennies with my father, a wrestling throwdown with my mother, shooting the bow and arow with my uncle or losing a tennis match to my great aunt.…Language Classroom: Synthesis
The starting point of “Language Classroom: Synthesis” is based on Rad Hourani’s own experience, who, as a dyslexic, ADD and dysphonic person, has felt socially excluded from a young age because of his difficulties in reading and writing. Starting from…2022 Duplicate Book Sale and more
We are pleased to partner again with Volume MTL to host your favorite annual Artexte event: the Duplicate Book Sale! As you may already know, Artexte receives numerous donations from cultural organizations and individuals throughout the year. At times, some…Co-organized by 7A*11D International Festival of Performance and Artexte
In partnership with the 7A*11D International Festival of Performance, Toronto Performance Art Collective and Artexte are pleased to invite you to the virtual launch of the digital reissue of w.o.r.k.s.c.o.r.e.p.o.r.t on September 10, 2022, at 11:00 am (EDT) on Zoom.…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!…In collaboration with Volume MTL
Your favorite annual Artexte event, the Duplicate Book Sale, is finally back! As you know, Artexte receives numerous donations from cultural organizations and individuals throughout the year. At times, some of these publications are already listed in our collection. Thanks…Blackity
This spring Joana Joachim returns to Artexte’s stacks for a research residency focused on Black Canadian art histories. To date there has only been one art historical anthology written with the express purpose of mapping Black Canadian art history across…Archiver le vivant : un laboratoire méthodologique
How does the encounter between the document collection and live or performative arts inform the subject of collaboration? My residency draws from Artexte’s material documents —a literature primarily donated by a community of artists and cultural workers— so as to…Wayside Archive
The artefacts and narratives of black queer women rarely surface in archives and art historical canons. Yet, as Katherine McKittrick notes in “Mathematics Black Life,” the genealogies of the black folks—of black life—are to be found in archives. At Artexte,…
