The exhibitions

Traversée/Crossing, curated by Didier Morelli, considers how aquatics can highlight important cultural, socio-political, and economic questions. It features the work of Lori Blondeau, Chris Boyne, Michelle Furlong, Mark Igloliorte, Hazel Meyer, François Morelli, Nadia Myre and Derrick Woods-Morrow.

PAPERHOLIC : Obsession papier explores the variety of possible practices when paper becomes a medium rather than
a support.

Boris Labbé took part in the Cinémathèque's animation residency in 2019. As part of this experience, he worked on the early stages of Monade, a project that proposes to cross two conceptions: that of an image-world viewed through a window and that of a sensitive image closed on itself. This multi-screen installation, both conceptual and deeply sensorial, immerses the spectator in a flow of animations and light projections.

Montreal-based artist Stanley Février is engaged in a critical examination of the art world and its institutions, and probes the social, cultural and power dynamics that have contributed to the underrepresentation of “invisibilized” artists.

The McCord Museum is presenting the first major exhibition devoted to the photographer Alexander Henderson (1831-1913). Captivated by the majesty of territory’s wilderness, Henderson would become one of the country’s leading landscape photographers.

Véronique Duplain is a multidisciplinary artist. In the past years, she has explored different aspects of photography as a medium before moving on to the #SelfieProject, now in its ninth edition.

North American premiere, the exhibition Frida Kahlo, The Life of an Icon is an immersive biography that offers a journey through the life of one of the most influential artists in history.

Not included in the Montreal Museums Pass.

From June 10 to November 27, 2022, the work Contre-espace by multidisciplinary artist Sabrina Ratté will light up the facade every night, from sunset until 11 p.m.