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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.

S’inspirant de l’histoire de la descente des billots de bois le long de la rivière des Outaouais et du fleuve Saint-Laurent, l’artiste propose un atelier où les enfants créeront des radeaux, qui seront ensuite assemblés en une seule grande cage flottante. C’est ainsi que les cageux procédaient, au XIXe siècle, pour transporter le bois jusqu'à Québec, même s’il leur fallait parfois désassembler puis réassembler ces plateformes flottantes à proximité des rapides.

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. 

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 the Breathing exhibition, Galerie B-312 invites you to a discussion panel with the curator Yan Zhou and artists Alexandre David, Mireille Lavoie and Yam Lau. 

Galerie B-312 hosts the Traghetto collective. Composed of Vincent Barras, medical historian and sound art specialist, and Jacques Demierre, pianist and composer, they will together produce sound and vocal performances. 

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.

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. 

We invite you to come and take a look at our last workshop with the members of Action Centre-Ville. This season, it is Guillaume Boudrias-Plouffe’s turn to invite a dozen of participants to explore contemporary art through assemblage of objects and performance.

Galerie B-312 is pleased to invite you to the double launch of Téléportation and Renée Lavaillante, une archéologie du dessin, respectively edited by Galerie B-312 and Occurence and Sagamie centres. 

We invite you to come and take a look at our latest workshop with the members of Action centre-Ville. This season, Caroline Boileau introduced the participants to performance approach and contexts. 

For several months, the Quebec artist Guillaume La Brie and the Japanese artist Satoru Tamura have been collaborating via the internet so that each can create the work of the other. Téléportationis a remote creation experience between two sculptors.

Academics, artists and members of Hexagram | CIAM participating in this two-part international seminar will question the forces of transformation occurring at the limits of matter, be they physical, residual, biological or electronic. 

As part the of the Géodésie exhibition, Carolline Bernand reads with six different voices for her performance Six semaines de parallèles confondues Trente allers-retours entre ici et le centre de radiothérapie.

Animals and Children is a series that brings together performances, videos and installations throughout the spring and fall of 2009. The artworks presented attempt to re-direct social behaviours and assumptions about human nature by playing with becoming other than human.

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.

For the last Jeudi tout ouïe of the season, Galerie B-312 invites you to an evening of improvised music. During this extraordinary evening, Catherine Jauniaux, the "human sampler", will make her vocal machine work while Joane Hétu will play her vocal cords or her alto sax.

Jackie Gallant performs with her Octopad and improvise two pieces for percussion: Silt and Fleethead. As for Nancy Tobin, she offers us a special creation of sound architecture to experiment labyrinthine spaces and lose us along the way.

To illuminate the night, to make it look like day, to erase the boundary between light and dark, to do the impossible in other words. In the shadow of Thomas Bégin's installation and Julie Doucet's engravings, the voices, sounds and music of multiple artists.

Diane Labrosse, Pierre Tanguay and Michel F Côté are dominant figures on the current music scene. All three will improvise together around their fetish instruments. One night, for an unconventional musical encounter, unbridled, in complete freedom.

With this theatrical diptych, Olibrius opens a space between theatre and performance where, to serve Bataille's text, the actor first tests the resistance of his body in immobility; an immobility around which the whole event is structured.

As part of the exhibitions of Joceline Chabot and Karen Trask, an evening of meetings and discussions with these two artists will be presented at Galerie B-312. They will speak in turn to share with us their approach, their concerns and the questions that motivate them.