A Glimpse into Ge L’Heureux’s Playful “Slow Art”
Montreal artist Ge L’Heureux’s multifaceted work merges painting, illustration, installation, ecological art, and writing.
Pictura: Painting in Montreal’s Image
Pictura is an event dedicated to the presentation and exhibition of contemporary painting in the expanded field, across the city of Montreal during the months of November and December 2020.
Poetic with a Touch of Surreal: Angele Mouteau’s Illustrated Portraits Explore Ambivalence and Ambiguity
“There is nothing more expressive than a portrait.”
Home Series: Fulvia Bernacca
HOME explores projects responding to the themes of domestic rituals, lived spaces and isolation during the COVID19 lockdown. In this series, artists and photographers around the world sent us their outlooks on living, connecting and creating during this period of social distancing.
Home Series: William Schaeuble
HOME explores projects responding to the themes of domestic rituals, lived spaces and isolation during the COVID19 lockdown. In this series, artists and photographers around the world sent us their outlooks on living, connecting and creating during this period of social distancing.
Home Series: Eve Saint Jean
HOME explores projects responding to the themes of domestic rituals, lived spaces and isolation during the COVID19 lockdown. In this series, artists and photographers around the world sent us their outlooks on living, connecting and creating during this period of social distancing.
Richard Roblin: A Wondrous Journey
“Richard Roblin: A Wondrous Journey” can be viewed at Archive Contemporary Gallery, 2471 Rue Centre in Montreal, from May 10 – July 12 2020.
YangYang Pan: Intuitive Abstracts Inspired by Nature
8 February — 2 March 2020 at Archive Contemporary Art Gallery in Montreal, Canada
Artist Graziella Malagoni: Between Lightness and the Weight of the Past
A visual artist transcribes unifying symbols of life, death, and transcendence onto dreamlike panels of silk.
Outwards and Inwards: A Feature on Canadian Artist Gabriel Rioux
Review by Sarah Bilson