Gabriel Coutu-Dumont is an emerging multidisciplinary artist from Montreal. In his short yet thriving career, the young artist has worked on different collaborations across Canada, the United States, Mexico and Belgium.
plus »Pol has finally decided to assemble all his favourite work and exhibit it all at the Maison de la Culture du Plateau Mont-Royal from June 23 to August 20.
plus »Author Adam Mansbach needed to vent about his parental frustrations. He posted Facebook statuses warning friends to "Look out for my forthcoming book, Go the F--- to Sleep." After countless 'likes' and a plethora of comments celebrating the hilarity of his remarks, the little joke has become one of the year's most anticipated (and controversial) books.
plus »“I have many dark secrets that I would like to share. Many stories that I haven’t had the courage to tell because I fear what people will think, or worse, they won’t find them funny.”
plus »Freshly graduated from Concordia University with a major in photography, Andréanne Michon’s talent began to pay off even before she had finished school. Now the young artist's first solo show gets underway at Armatta Gallery.
plus »Vince has a knack for rapidly sketching out the interesting faces he comes across before they become distant memories. In little time, Vincent captures their expressiveness and essence, leaving out merely one detail: their mouth.
plus »As a minimalist photographer, Deniz communicates the fleeting yet powerful interactions that occur between him and his subjects.
plus »After making an appearance at FTA back in 2007 with his engaging 'Arena', Israel Galvan is back on stage to explore anew the frontiers of music and dance.
plus »A concept imported from Belgium and having enjoyed the skies of some of the world’s most cosmopolitan cities, Dinner in the Sky comes to our rescue June 1st.
plus »Before they embark on their professional career, the National Circus School’s 19 graduates will be sharing their talent with Montreal audiences during their 2 upcoming shows: Pomme Grenade and Messa.
plus »Revealing contemporary dance to Montrealers is a short yet sweet experience when organized by Wants&Needs; a company created by contemporary dance choreographers Sasha Kleinplatz and Andrew Tay.
plus »Montreal is a city in flux: the effects of industrialization keep altering the movements and settlement of its population. Emblematic of this change is St Henri, a working class neighborhood and one of the first to be established along the Lachine canal.
plus »Having become one of the most important Israeli cultural events in North America, the Israeli Film Festival celebrates its 7th year of bringing sophisticated and thoughtful filmmaking to Montreal cinemas.
plus »In her latest jewelry collection, designer Mercedes La Rosa presents her inspired approach to durable, lightweight and sustainable material with traditional handicraft. Her innovative pieces are all sold under the Bijougraphie brand.
plus »Maybe you’ve been improvising them skills ever since you watched 8 Mile and thought Eminem was a hero? May 14th will be your chance to take it to the NEXT LEVEL by participating in the second round of Hip-Hop Karaoke at Le Belmont.
plus »For four days, over 30 local and international artists perform in ultra sensorial and computerized environments that promise to be rather exhilarating, yet still a fair bit unsettling.
plus »In an attempt to avoid limiting our knowledge to noodles and sushi, Accès Asie Festival was created and it is now its sixteenth anniversary. Starting on the 6th, the theme of this year’s festivities is Muses Amuse and the menu is designed to appeal to every palate and mind.
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