The exhibitions

Shifting Histories is the first solo exhibition by emerging artist Mel Arsenault. La Guilde invites you to discover 25 artworks including ceramics, photography, installation and video.

This exhibition explores the importance of Qaujimajatuqangit — Inuit traditional knowledge — which made it possible to determine the fate of the Franklin Expedition, which had set out in 1845 to complete a Northwest Passage. For generations, Inuit shared memories of meetings with sick and starving men, as well as visits to an abandoned ship locked in the ice.

Headlines explores the history of women's issues in Canada through an innovative lens, with a collection of more than 60 hats and addresses eight concepts related to the feminine condition.

This exhibition brings together the work of three major contemporary American artists – Rachel Harrison, Cindy Sherman, and Laurie Simmons – whose practice explores the history of representation and the relationship between fact and fantasy, fiction and reality in photography.

This exhibition at Pointe-à-Callière promises to take you on an astonishing journey along the Inca Trail into the heart of Peru!

The exhibition Contemporary Artists at Play presents approximately 40 artworks by Canadian artists that, through their forms, processes, references or narratives, use games to stimulate our reflection.

In ’67, everything was terrific! As seen by people who were young that year, stories of the social and cultural explosion that came out of this monumental event so dear to Montrealers’ hearts.

On either side of the Canada-US border, water both separates and unites the two nations. The protection and conservation of these aquatic ecosystems has resulted in successful collaboration. Discover the importance and beauty of these transboundary waters through this temporary photo exhibit.