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Concordia grad aims to create a welcoming and inclusive space for Montreal’s emerging artists Katherine Parthimos, founder and lead curator of Somewhere Gallery, has long,…

Exposing sincere messages on delicate materials In her newest solo exhibition Dancing Contradictions, presented at Galerie Robertson Arès, Montreal-based multidisciplinary artist Marie-Claude Marquis showcases a…

Responding to the pandemic and the current political climate through imagery and text A part of the Prix Powerhouse 2020, We are wary, we are…

Transcendence raises questions about the future of art education Presented by student-teachers in Concordia’s undergraduate Art Education program, Transcendence explores growth during isolation. The exhibition,…

Questioning the politics of contemporary media, network and consumption culture As the year is ending, Projet Casa has initiated a dynamic exhibition for the second…

During the pandemic, we can still partake in the joys of art in-person I entered Art Mûr searching for a break away from my two-dimensional…

Happening in and around the White Cube this week…   Re: Reclamation and Reconciliation Through Art In Reclamation and Reconciliation Through Art, students, artists, curators,…

Happening in and around the White Cube this week… Inuit Women in the Arts Part of McGill University’s eighth annual Indigenous Awareness Week, Inuit Women…

Exploring the concept of a vernissage as an artist’s right of passage Before the 1880s, the concept of art for public viewing was uncommon. Artists…

Exhibit at L’Occurrence Gallery examines what it means to be a friend until Oct. 4 The artists involved in Champ Amical used a huge variety…

Contemporary arts take over the Fofa gallery for the 2014 Rentrée Concordia’s faculty of fine arts has started the year with a bang: the faculty’s…

It’s usually easy to wander into a gallery; you can step inside, browse around, and leave as quickly as you entered. Unfortunately, Gallery X isn’t convenient to meander into.