Caroline Monnet - Art Souterrain Art Souterrain, Démocratiser l art et la culture à Montréal

Caroline Monnet is a multidisciplinary artist from Outaouais, Quebec. She studied in Sociology and Communication at the University of Ottawa (Canada) and the University of Granada (Spain) before pursuing a career in visual arts and films. Her work has been programmed internationally at the Palais de Tokyo (Paris), Haus der Kulturen der Welt (Berlin), TIFF (CAN), Sundance (US), Aesthetica (UK), Palm Springs (USA), Cannes Film Festival, Museum of Contemporary Art (Montréal), Arsenal Contemporary NY, Axenéo7 (Gatineau), Walter Phillips Gallery (Banff), Division Gallery (Montréal) and the National

Chapter 12 of the Land & Sea project, a community research project in Vancouver Canada looking at our shared coastal traditions through net making and fish l...

Nicole Preissl is leading a series of workshops helping to connect people to local history and First Nations culture at Burnaby Art Gallery

For our first Open Studio with Nicole Preissl, Nicole leads us through a collage activity inspired by Corbin Union's 'OSOSO', an exhibition exploring the land, the histories and the architecture of the abandoned townsite of Corbin, BC.

Nicole Preissl (BDes, 2019) tells us about her experience at PechaKucha.

A contemporary art space in downtown Vancouver. Artist-driven and audience-centred, CAG champions art and ideas that invite us to transcend the familiar, reimagine the possible, and explore new ways of understanding ourselves, one another and the worlds around us.

jaz is a mixed secwe̓pemc & scottish interdisciplinary artist who embodies anti-professionalism & anti-colonialism as a way to move toward a future where indigenous knowledge and ways of being are not only respected but valued & revered. using a range of materials, forms and mediums they work to investigate and express their lived experience andRead more

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Beautiful, original, and affordable Canadian artwork directly from the artists that made it. Acquire something special, or try-before-you-buy with rental plans.

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An interview with Maika'i Tubbs, one of the artists in Sakàhan: International Indigenous Art, on view at the National Gallery of Canada until 2 September 2013.

Upon working on the exhibition, Anthropocenic: Art About the Natural World in…

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Maika’i Tubbs from Mike Orbito on Vimeo. Videographer Mike Orbito takes you into the home of sculptor Maika‘i Tubbs to see how he transforms throw away items like plastic forks and spoons, plastic bags and Styrofoam containers into intricately beautiful creations. “There’s something about repetition that I’m really fascinated with, doing the same thing over and over again, but doing the same thing over and over again to get a different result,” he says of his process. “ Tubbs is […]