Artist duo tīná gúyáńí reflect on the loss of their ancestral home in a mixed media exhibition envisioning self-determined, non-colonial ways of reconnecting with home, kinship and the land.
“Well-researched and scientifically accurate, this immersive experience will introduce you to over 160 plant and animal species from worlds past.”
“For an hour, spectators will follow a personalized journey, becoming both witnesses and participants in this poetic exploration of memory and emotion.”
“Drawing on testimonies from collaborators and loved ones, the PHI Centre exhibition explores Vallée’s deep connection to music.”
“With the sector responsible for 38% of global carbon emissions and driven by profit-focused redevelopment, the film captures efforts to shift cultural and legal norms by promoting renovation over demolition.”
Written by Rachel Mutombo and starring Espoir Segbeaya, the play is on at the Segal Centre through March 2.
“Exploring Wieland’s engagement with feminism, social justice and ecology, the exhibition highlights her innovative approach and lasting impact on contemporary art.”
The most promising plays, dance productions and exhibitions in Montreal this season.
Through one Palestinian family’s experience, Dear Laila reveals how war and exile shape everyday life, turning memory into a form of survival.
The city’s 34th annual celebration of Black cultures begins this weekend.
