Exhibitions

Roberto Pellegrinuzzi: TRAJECTOIRES

7 September - 19 October 2024 Trajectoires 'The true object of art is to create sensible aggregates.' - Gilles Deleuze In a practice nurtured by curiosity and a scientific, even compulsive, sense of discipline regarding the process of making images and what they reveal about how we perceive the world, the protean artist Roberto Pellegrinuzzi has... Read More

Lucie Duval: CE N’EST JAMAIS PARFAIT PARFOIS C’EST MIEUX

7 September - 19 October 2024 Lucie Duval is a visual artist. For many years, her work has revolved around an interference between what is read and what is seen, a journey where words play with objects and images. Born in Mont-Laurier, she lives and works in the Eastern Townships. She studied at the École des... Read More

Analogue, Mystic

13 July - 24 August 2024 PFOAC proud to present Analogue, Mystic, a group show curated by Matthew Sanderson. Artists: Nesreen Galal Bryan Beyung James Lee Chiahan Gaia Pawar Shapiro Oscar Wilder Théa M.N. Armstrong Analogue, Mystic was conceived in response to an intriguing observation made by the curator while encountering the work of young painters.... Read More

Erik Olson: Hēmikrāníā

13 July - 24 August 2024 Pierre-François Ouellette art contemporain is thrilled to present Calgary based artist Erik Olson's first exhibition in Montreal entitled Hēmikrāníā. This new collection of paintings on canvas and carved wood extends Erik Olson’s ongoing portraiture practice. Each piece captures the essence of friends and close acquaintances, distilling individuality through an intimate... Read More

Ripley Whiteside - Window onto Rachel Street

23 June - 3 July 2024 Unveiling an eclectic exhibition of small watercolour artworks on paper by Ripley Whiteside, displayed in the vitrine looking out onto Rachel Street. This collection celebrates the summer solstice and announces a brief one-week gallery break during the last week of June. These pieces showcase Whiteside's playful experimentation with the materiality... Read More

Où l’écho précède la voix [where echoes precede voices]

Artists : Caroline Boileau, Diego Gil, Stéphane Gilot, Hanna Sybille Müller et Alisha Piercy | Co-curators : Emmanuelle Choquette and Stéphane Gilot 18 May - 22 June 2024 Pierre-François Ouellette art contemporain is pleased to present a special project curated by Emmanuelle Choquette and Stéphane Gilot. Où l’écho précède la voix [where echoes precede voices] is a group proposition based on both a performance-installation created in 2017 [1] , and an extrapolation of the fictional spaces evoked therein.... Read More

A Mixing of Waters: François Morelli + Ed Pien

23 March - 4 May 2024 'Most of us tend to see water as a material, over here, over there, a cloud, a splash, or ice, yet we are intimately enmeshed with it. And because it is within and around us, do we feel because it feels, and do we act because it acts? As much... Read More

Please Speak to the Material

Festival Art Matters 28 February - 9 March 2024 Please Speak to the Material An exhibition as part of the 24th edition of Art Matters, Concordia University's undergraduate visual arts festival. Vernissage: Friday, March 1st, 2024. 5:30 - 7:30 pm Facilitator: Renée Mathews Artists: Justine Béliveau: Lint, Flour, Thread, and a Domestic Sparrow Jacob Lepp: Robbing Peter... Read More

Natasha Kanapé Fontaine: Nutshimit Tshissitutam

12 January - 17 February 2024 'When I paint, I always remember the land, the days in childhood when, with my grandparents or parents, I learned about the smells of the forest, the colors of the sky, the power of nature. When I create, these colors come back to me, flowing onto the canvas, teaching me... Read More

Jamie Ross: une coquille, une cruche, une feuille

12 January - 17 February 2024 Artistic Statement 'This exhibition, entitled une coquille, une cruche, une feuille, is the fruit of years of investigation into the life-world of a secret society of queer and trans people raided by the police in Los Angeles in the 1910s. Behind a greenhouse near the port, on the first... Read More