This art exhibit about the internet is as dark as it is funny
Eva and Franco Mattes’s What Has Been Seen is on now at the Phi Foundation.
Queer speculative fiction at the Monument-National
Australian performance artist Justin Shoulder on developing his work in the queer club scene and drawing from Filipino mythology.
Deconstructing identity at Darling Foundry
Archipelago of the Invisibles has an astonishing sense of storytelling for an exhibition of non-narrative works.
CCA pays tribute to an architecture iconoclast
Rough Cuts and Outtakes is the museum’s second of three collections of anarchitectural work by Gordon Matta-Clark.
Art of the absurd
Bridget Moser gets satirical with an installation and performance in Montreal this week.
Children’s Games portrays a naive vision of kids at play
Some questionable choices were made in the creation and presentation of Francis Alÿs’s exhibition of videos at the MAC.
Agora hosts a four-part dance experiment
We spoke to Mélanie Demers about letting other choreographers remix her work in Danse Mutante.
Getting art school right
We spoke to three Montrealers in the art-ed milieu about the importance of exploring social bonds between classes.
A few of her favourite things
Photographer Celia Perrin Sidarous captures her delight over objects in the exhibition The Archivist.
Sculpture garden of nightmares
An interview with Margot Klingender, whose show at Projet Pangée opens this week.