Review of Enter Here: Through Memory and the Contemporary
Soviet émigrés Ilya and Emilia Kabakov make art that responds to their changing lives and experiences.
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Film Review: Through A Lens Darkly Imagines Authentic History
This powerful documentary looks at historic and contemporary images of African Americans.
Montreal Black History Month 2015: Best of the Fest Daily
Not entirely sure what to do to celebrate Black History Month in Montreal? Here’s a pick for each day of the month.
Art Exhibit: Warhol Mania Small but Bright
Two rooms of posters by the artist showcase the development of his career from graphic artist to poster boy for pop art.
Review of Dream Magic: Alana Yorke’s Epic Imagination
Beautiful new album by Alana Yorke goes beyond classification.
Review of “Levitated Mass”: Between a Rock and an Art Piece
Review of the documentary “Levitated Mass”, depicting an epic journey of a boulder to its destination in the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
Light Therapy to Warm your Heart with Prisimatica
Place des Arts lights up with immersive art featuring an art installation, food trucks, videos, and interactive games.
Exhibitions You Need to Visit : Go Greek
Exhibition at Pointe à Callière brings rare pieces from Greece to Montreal that celebrate ancient Greek culture.
What to Do Christmas Eve and Christmas Night
Twas the night before Christmas and all through the city, not a creature was saying, “I’m bored, ’tis a pity.” We got you covered for the 24 and 25 December with this list.
A Celebration of Life. Myriam’s Dress: Immigrant Grief, Native Condolence
Myriam’s Dress. A collection of treasures woven together through the artistic talent, love and passion. An artistic story of a life that was taken too soon, this has [read on]
My Montreal Bucketlist: Visiting the DHC/ART Gallery and Phi Centre
Visiting some of the smaller galleries in Montreal is the perfect way to see this city’s vibrant art scene. Annie visits DHC/ART and the Phi Centre.
Ready, Set, Read : Salon du Livre in Montreal
Celebrate French literature in all its forms this weekend at the Salon du Livre.
A Feminist Touch to the Cyberfuture : HTMlles Festival
Annual festival dedicated to technology and feminism challenges the concept of the future through digital arts.
Ricardo Cavolo Shoots Between the Posts with Art Exhibit
Combining a love of football and tattoos, the bright works of Ricardo Cavolo at Station 16 are delightful and colorful biographies.
Go Bravely Forward with Art at the BNLMTL 2014
A smorgasbord of international art comes to Montreal until January with the Biennial Montreal. Performance art, film, digital works, sculpture, photography, and visual art are on tap.
Love and Brooklyn : The Catey Shaw Interview
Catey Shaw talks about Hall and Oats, bickering, Brooklyn, L.A., and making art and music in advance of her appearance at POP Montreal.
My Montreal Bucket List: Museum of Fine Arts
Montreal’s Museum of Fine Art is a top attraction in the city with a huge array of historical and modern art. A must visit attraction!
Review: Frank Captures Eccentric and Touching Struggle of the Artist in Internet Age
Jon Ronson’s film looks at the uncomfortable relationship between fame and creativity for a band with an eccentric member.
Under Pressure Cooks Up Street Culture from Art to (Universal) Zulu Nation
The 19th edition of Under Pressure includes murals by street artists and djs on the streets, but also a dance battle, concerts, and a skateboard competition.
Silence is Not Golden. Kim Johnson’s À Jamais Makes Emotional Pain Visible
Exhibit of photographs and line drawings explore the connections between pain in a relationship, silence, and later understanding of events.