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Nous avons le plaisir de vous convier à la soirée de clôture du projet Île, fleuve, rivière. Montréal insulaire, un moment pour célébrer ensemble les multiples voix artistiques qui ont traversé cette exploration du territoire. La soirée mettra en lumière les différentes interventions réalisées au fil de l'eau avec une performance de Magali Babin, une intervention d’Adam Basanta, une projection de la vidéo de Mei-Kuei Feu, une présentation du projet de Richard Ibghy & Marilou Lemmens ainsi qu'une performance de Pascale Théorêt-Groulx.

À même une série de rencontres et d’échanges avec des gens qui se promènent le long du fleuve, Mei-Kuei Feu s’intéresse à la mémoire et aux histoires qu’évoque le fleuve Saint-Laurent pour les passants. Vous la verrez peut-être déambuler avec son chariot et partager le thé avec ses convives, un geste simple, mais dans lequel elle s’investit pleinement. 

Montréal est entouré d’eau. Pourtant, dans certains quartiers, on oublie complètement ce rapport au fleuve, aux lacs et aux rivières. Quel lien entretenons-nous avec la nature, qu’on a progressivement domestiquée. Six artistes ont été invités à s’approprier les rives de Montréal à travers des projets en lien avec la nature et les cours d’eau. 

In partnership with Tour de Bras, Galerie B-312 is pleased to host the Baie Vitrée event, a sporadic series of improvised music and sound art programmed by musicians Philippe Lauzier and Éric Normand.

During summer, Galerie B-312 was transformed into a mushroom farm. A living material grew there and was transformed at its own pace to become an installation work. A space that was both a biology laboratory and an artist's studio.

Geneviève Letarte et Helena Martin Franco create a performative dialogue to embody a double portrait of the elephant woman. 

Hosted by Monique Régimbald-Zeiber, this panel is an opportunity to think the symbolism of wandering and discovering in a creation context. Starting from their respective residences, the artists of La Track | The Track will comment on their experiences.

As part of La Track | The Track project, four Montreal artists and two art collectives will be at Pigment Sauvage for in situ and off-site residencies, culminating in two group exhibitions at the Institute of Contemporary Art Baltimore in November 2019 and at Galerie B-312 in February 2020. 

As part of the Montréal ~ Habana exchange, organized by the RCAAQ since 2011 in partnership with the Conseil des arts de Montreal, Galerie B-312 is pleased to welcome Cristina Figueroa Vives, new media curator. 

Julie Favreau's practice lies at the intersection of visual arts, dance, choreography and staged. Her research on performative gesture and movement feeds the production of sculptural objects. She creates characters, objects and gestures that compose enigmatic universes.

naakita feldman-kiss is a media art and performance artist. Her practice focuses on the impact of technology on social interactions, sharing culture and different forms of oral tradition. 

Our team is pleased to offer guided tours during the exhibitions. We invite you to discover the artists’ production in a dynamic framework based on discovery, enquiry and dialogue.

Galerie B-312 is pleased to invite you to participate in our pet friendly piñata gallery: a huge piñata filled with a hundred visual, sound and literary works.

Galerie B-312 invites you to a concert by Lori Freedman and Frank Gratkowski. a very first meeting between two compositors and two virtuous of clarinet and saxophone. An evening of improvised music not to be missed.

Lori Freedman-Lori Freedman is an internationally renowned clarinetist and composer. Her versatile style allows her to perform and compose contemporary, electroacoustic and improvised music.

Rachel Echenberg, invited Sylvie Cotton, Adad Hannah, Flutura and Besnik Haxhillari, Alana Riley and Victoria Stanton to intervene in Alphonse-Télesphore-Lépine Park located at the corner of Fairmount and de Gaspé Streets.