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Writing About Performance Without Writing About Performance: The Living Archive of Sylvie Tourangeau as a Space of Commoning

I can’t write about the last performance I saw Sylvie Tourangeau do without acknowledging that I won’t really write...

Today, a number of artists are transcending disciplinary boundaries in their work, shattering aesthetic values and...

In her work, Anouk Verviers does. Moulding with her hands, body, and mind, she gives raw materials historically...

Upon entering the exhibition space at Joe Project, we find a night scene. Specifically, it is an urban night scene...

Janneke and I wrote this review collaboratively.(1) We met in the course Issues in History and Culture: Transversal...

The practice of performance art touches a nerve that resonates back through history and then bounds forward, opening...

VIVA! Art action, Montreal’s pre-eminent performance art biennial festival, re-emerged this past September with its...

Trevor Kiernander’s expansive recent solo exhibition of twenty-six paintings gave visitors an overview of his distinct...

I had the opportunity to attend the opening of the first Canadian solo exhibition by the internationally acclaimed...

Marx Ruiz-Wilson is a singular figure in the Montreal contemporary art scene. A scientist by trade, Ruiz-Wilson began...

The collectives gathered in A Flower and a Thousand Paths explore the possibilities of becoming that emerge from...

That General Idea has contributed significantly to the history of art is widely acknowledged in publications and...