Video and photo art shine in Never Apart’s winter exhibitions
Highlights of the Mile Ex space’s new programming, showcasing Afro-Diasporic artists and art exploring migration and borders.
Marie Chouinard brings an iconic dance performance to Place des Arts this month
The influential Montreal choreographer reflects on 30 years at the helm of her company.
Bouge d’ici celebrates 10 years in Montreal
We spoke to festival founder Amy Blackmore about affording emerging dancers and choreographers more opportunities to move.
Finding the magic in the deathless Nutcracker
We spoke to Nutcracker lifer Stephen Satterfield about the perennial Grands Ballets Canadiens production.
Female gaze
The Museum of Fine Arts’ About Face features portraiture by Cindy Sherman, Laurie Simmons and Rachel Harrison.
Rather a Ditch takes us down into darkness, with purpose
We spoke to choreographer Clara Furey about her show at la Chapelle.
Continuing the wave of New Queer Cinema at Image+Nation
We spoke to Charlie Boudreau, executive director of Canada’s longest-running LGBTQ+ festival.
Jeff Koons in the age of VR
An interview with Dillon Orr about his digital-stage event at Phi Centre.
Polyphonic Dada theatre is cult-like in all the right ways
We checked out the Other Theatre’s frantic but beautiful All flesh is grass.
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.