It wasn’t too long ago that I found myself sitting under bright stage lights and kicking off a summer of laughter with Montreal Comedy Club. As I sat front and center, eager to finally be back attending a live event, the comedians of Montreal Comedy Club had me in tears while they performed their individual stand-up sets. Naturally, I left wanting to tell everyone: go … Continue reading A Summer of Laughter with Montreal Comedy Club
Spanish-born Montreal artist Montserrat Duran Muntadas plays at the intersection between material culture and femininity through her glass installations. Diagnosed with a uterine malformation in early adolescence, themes of motherhood, infertility, and heritage are prevalent in her works. As such, her sculptures become an extension of contributing to her family lineage. Often referred to as Anomalies, Muntadas’ combined use of fabrics and glass are born … Continue reading Montserrat Duran Muntadas Art | A Passion for Glass
Now that indoor dining and seating are finally allowed, it might be time to further indulge in the creative spaces around the city by having a refreshing drink inside one of the creative cafés in Montreal. While most know Montreal is home to an extraordinary art scene, it may be less known just how simple it can be to come across art in the city! … Continue reading 5 Creative Cafés in Montreal Worth the Visit
Du 15 juillet au 29 septembre 2021, la Galerie Jano Lapin accueille l’exposition Sentiers Sauvages – Wild Trails. Regroupant 16 artistes de Montréal, Québec, Charlevoix et Métabetchouan, l’exposition explore sous différents angles la notion de “marche”. La marche, exercice relativement banal, est devenue en 2020 une forme de privilège, une échappatoire, une manière de tenir le coup. Qu’elle soit en ville ou en nature, en … Continue reading Sentiers Sauvages – Wild Trails | Exposition qui explore sous différents angles la notion de “marche”
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