Montreal Cultural Calendar

Exposition de vitrine dhiver

Appel de dossiers 2025 INVERSE
Date limite : 25 novembre 2025 23h59

Pour notre Exposition de vitrine d'hiver, qui se tiendrade la mi-dcembre 2025 au dbutjanvier 2026, nous invitons les candidates, qu'il s'agisse d'artistes ou de collectifs, proposer des uvres autour du thme : INVERSE. Nous recherchons des propositions qui jouent et explorent les notions d'intrieur et d'extrieur, qui jouent avec le fait de rvler ce qui est habituellement cach et de dissimuler ce qui est normalement expos. De l'intrieur l'extrieur, du haut l'envers, le thme invite aux inversions et aux interventions qui remettent en question la manire dont les choses sont habituellementprsentes, redfinissent la relation entre des opposs supposs.

+ https://www.articule.org/fr/evenements/vitrine-hiver-appel-2025



Winter Window Exhibition

Call forProposals 2025 INVERSE
Deadline: November 25, 2025 at 11:59 PM

For our Winter Window Exhibition, mid-December 2025 to early January2026, we are inviting applicants,both individual artists and collectives, to propose works around the theme: INVERSE. We want proposals that play and explore notions ofinside and outside, that play with revealing what is usually hiddenand concealing what is normally on display. We want to see the inside out and the upside down, inversions and interventions that question how things are normally presented, that redefine the relationshipbetween supposed opposites.

+ https://www.articule.org/en/events/winter-window-2025

Guy LHeureux, 2025


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Nous sommes heureuxses de vous inviter la deuxime dition du CoRC, colloque en recherche-cration !

Cette deuxime dition aura pour thme le triptyque :
ADAPTATION CONTORSION COMPROMISSION.

Elle se tiendra l'Agora et la chaufferie du cur des sciences de l'UQAM :
Lundi 24 et mardi 25 novembre 2025
Pavillon Cur des sciences - UQAM
175, avenue du Prsident-Kennedy - Montral-Tio'ti:ke (QC)H2X3P2
Place des arts / ou 10 min pieds de Berri-UQAM

Le Colloque en Recherche-Cration (CoRC) est une initiative porte par un groupe de doctorantes en tudes et Pratiques des Arts (DPA, UQAM).



PROGRAMME DTAILL
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LUNDI 24 NOVEMBRE

MOT D'ACCUEIL | 14H

PANEL 1 | CONTORSIONS | 14h15 - 15h50
Isabelle Per-Fam / Guillaume Dautel
Andrane Leclerc / Christian Leduc
Naila Kuhlmann

PANEL 2 | INSTITUTIONS DISTORSIONS COMPROMISSIONS | 15h55 - 17h40
Andre Blanger
Gauthier Kria
glantine Dadone / Enthea Malfondet

WORKSHOP 1 | 18h : Valentine Auphan

EXPOSITION| VERNISSAGE LUNDI 24 NOVEMBRE 18H
- Andre Blanger
- Aurore Le Ludec
- Dorah Simon Claude
-Fanny Aboulker
- Fatima Zohra Ouardani
- Lo Yonis Henni
- Pasipha Leclre
- Won Ch. Kimetarx

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MARDI 25 NOVEMBRE

PANEL 3 | DRIVATIONS | 10h00 - 11h40
minette carole djamen nganso
Paola Mendoza Osorio
Lila Geneix

WORKSHOP 2 | 11h45 - 12h45 : Yamile Villamil Rojas

PAUSE REPAS | 13H

PANEL 4 | ADAPTATIONS SUSPENSIONSVARIATIONS | 14h15 - 15h50
Paloma Leyton
Caroline Mauxion
AnnyckMartin

PANEL 5 | SPATIALISATIONS | 15h55 - 17h40
Won Ch. Kimetarx
Andrane Gauthier
Lo Yonis Henni

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Join with Google Meet: https://meet.google.com/sik-dqdf-rzi

Learn more about Meet at: https://support.google.com/a/users/answer/9282720

Lquipe de la Galerie vous invite au vernissage de lexposition Devenirs partags. Pratiques de l'IA, le jeudi 27 novembre 2025 de 17 h 20 h en prsence des artistes et de la commissaire Christelle Proulx (@christelleproulx).

Depuis le dbut de lanne 2025, les artistes Francisco Gonzlez-Rosas, Marie-ve Levasseur, Dayna McLeod et Marion Schneider collaborent avec des chercheureuses membres dIVADO afin de rflchir la production de savoirs responsables, inclusifs, fministes et queers en IA.

Lexposition mettra de lavant les processus de recherche qui animent les diffrents projets. En faisant dialoguer des exprimentations sur le techno-compost, lactivit crbrale, la gnration dimages, la circulation de discours politiques en ligne, les cologies queers ou encore le deuil et lempathie, ce projet de rsidence et dexposition se veut donc une exploration des possibles de lIA et des enjeux qui sy rattachent.

Pour plus dinformations, consultez notre site internet https://galerie.umontreal.ca/devenirs-partagees-pratiques-de-lia.php

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Vernissage: all that is solid melts into air by The Pit
November 27th (5-9pm) - L'Espace Parallèle

All that is solid melts into air is The Pit Periodical's first-ever visual art exhibition: a reflection on ritual, labour, and creative transformation.

The exhibition rests on the belief that a craft is a ritual; a prayer that guides the conversations between our values and how we interact with the material world. Artworks are objects of reverence that symbolize labour, not as a condemnation, but as an opportunity to see the sacred in the toil, and to transform oftentimes cruel conditions of production into fuel for beauty, birthing it time and time again.

Rejoignez-nous pour le lancement de Rvler la ville, un projet collectif de zines ralis par les participantes du Collectif desjeunes du CCA.

Au cours du dernier mois, les participantes ges de 15 18 ans ont pris part des ateliers de recherche, derdaction et ddition dirigs par lquipe des programmes publics, avec la collaboration de lquipe des Publications du CCA, du designer graphiste Matthias Kreutzer (Our Polite Society) et du studio lAbricot. Le projet explore comment lauto-dition peut devenir un outil dobservation et de rflexion sur la ville.

Chaque participante a conu unzine combinant une dimension individuelle et une composante collective, reliant sa propre recherche une lecture partage du paysageurbain montralais, et rvlant les textures, traces et rcits qui le faonnent. Les publications ont t conues et imprimes laide de techniques de risographie prsentes au cours du programme.

Des exemplaires serontdisponibles la librairie du CCA.

Lvnement est gratuit et ouvert toutes et tous. Le nombre de places tant limit, linscription est obligatoire : https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/lancement-de-zine-reveler-la-ville-collectif-des-jeunes-du-cca-tickets-1902265891489?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl

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Please join us for the launch of The UrbanUnknown, a collective zine project developed by the participants ofthe CCA Youth Collective.

Over the past months, participants agedfrom 15 to 18 have taken part in research, editing, and publishing workshops led by the Public Programs team, with contributions from CCA Publications, Matthias Kreutzerof Our Polite Society, and lAbricot studio. The project exploreshow self-publishing can become a tool for observing and reflecting on the city.

Each participant designed a zine that combines an individual and a shared component, connecting personal research with a collective view of Montrals urban landscape and uncovering the subtle textures, traces, and narratives that shape it. The works were designed and printed using risograph techniques introduced during the program.

Copies will be available at the CCA Bookstore.

Thisevent is free of charge, but space is limited, so registration is required: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/lancement-de-zine-reveler-la-ville-collectif-des-jeunes-du-cca-tickets-1902265891489?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl

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Join us in the Village for a roundtable discussion with three local, literary authors: H. Nigel Thomas, Su J Sokol, and Talhí Briones, as well as multidisciplinary artist Nour Symon—all of whom have published works in 2025. In conversation with local writer Brooke Lee, the panel will discuss their latest works, queer time and space in the literary arts community, and what a hopeful future can look like during socially turbulent times.
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Rejoignez-nous au Village pour une table ronde avec trois auteurs littéraires locaux : H. Nigel Thomas, Su J Sokol et Talhí Briones, ainsi que l'artiste multidisciplinaire Nour Symon, qui ont tous publié des ouvrages en 2025. En conversation avec l'écrivain local Brooke Lee, les participants discuteront de leurs derniers ouvrages, du temps et de l'espace queer dans la communauté littéraire et de ce à quoi pourrait ressembler à l'avenir plein d'espoir en cette période de turbulences sociales.

Joignez-vous nous le jeudi 27 novembre ds 18h pour une discussion avec lartiste La Boudreau, au Poste audio. Elle sera en conversation avec Nancy Tobin.

18h :Accueil, prsentation du projet sonore
18h20 : Discussion

noise cocoon est la fois une uvre dart sonore gnrative et un dispositif de diffusion multicanal fait sur mesure. Le systme capte et traite en temps rel les bruitsprsents dans le lieu o il se trouve, les redistribuant lauditeur de manire personnifie et intimiste. Le dispositif tantconstruit tel un mini-dme dun peu moins dun demi-mtre de diamtre, il est positionn au-dessus de la tte du participant et invite une coute rapproche et dlicate des sonorits in situ. Luvre sonore diffuse se dploie tel un microcosme singulier directement influenc par lenvironnement immdiat. Dans ce projet, le lieu de diffusion est considr comme un tre plus-quhumain cest--dire, une entit constitue de plusieurs lments (vivants ou non) interdpendants et en constante interaction. travers lamplification et la valorisation des bruits et autres subtilits acoustiques, luvre souligne la vitalit du lieu par une mise en vidence de soncaractre bruit unique et changeant, et en refltant lcosystme, la multitude dagents qui le compose. noise cocoon se veutun projet qui incite lauditoire percevoir le lieu de diffusion sous un nouveau jour : non pas comme une simple coquille vide, mais comme une entit part entire, elle-mme constitue dindividus actifves. Le terme bruit (souvent employ de manire pjorative comme tant drangeant ou involontaire) est ici utilis pour dfinir la matire premire acoustique de luvre. Or dans ce contexte-ci, les bruits du lieu sont clbrs plutt que dtre considrs comme parasites. Cette approche fait notamment cho la musique noise, plus spcifiquement au genre Onkykei originaire du Japon, style reconnu pour son traitement subtil etsporadique de la matire bruite.



Accessibilit
Cettediscussion se droulera en franais. Les interventions bilingues sont les bienvenues. Des chaises seront sur place.
Pour toute question concernant l'accessibilit de l'vnement, contactez-nous directement au 514-288-4972 ou mediation@centreclark.com

L'espace degallerie est situ l'intrieur de l'immeuble, au 5455, avenue de Gasp, local 114. L'difice est muni d'une rampe d'accs situe sur le ct de l'difice, prs de la jonction de lavenue deGasp et de la rue Saint-Viateur.

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Join us on Wednesday, November 27th at 6pm for a discussion with artist La Boudreau, behind the current Poste audio. She will be in conversation with Nancy Tobin.

6:00 PM: Welcome, presentationof the sound project
6:20 PM: Discussion

noise cocoon is both a generative sound art piece and a custom-made multichannel broadcastingdevice. The system captures and processes the noises present in itssurroundings in real time, redistributing them to the listener in apersonalized and intimate way. The device is built like a mini-domemeasuring just under half a meterin diameter. It is positioned above the participants head, inviting them to listen closely and delicately to the in situ soundscape.The piece unfolds like a singularmicrocosm directly influenced by the immediate environment. In thisproject, the space is considered a more-than-human being that is, an entity made up of several (living and non-living) interdependent and constantly interacting elements. Through the amplification and appreciation of noises and otheracoustic subtleties, the work highlights the spaces vitality by emphasizing its unique and ever-shifting noisy character, and by reflecting its ecosystem, and the throng of agents that compose it. noise cocoon aims to encourage the audience to perceive the venue in a new light: not as an empty shell, but as an entity in its own right,itself composed of active individuals. The term noise (often used pejoratively to mean disturbing or unintentional) is used here to define the pieces acoustic raw material. In this context, the noises that permeate the space arecelebrated rather than consideredas parasites. This approach echoes noise music, more specifically the Onkykei genre originating in Japan, a style known for its subtle and sporadic treatment of noisy matter.



Accessibility
This discussion will take place in French. Bilingual participation iswelcome. Chairs will be available.
For any questions regarding event accessibility, please contact usdirectly at 514-288-4972 or at mediation@centreclark.com.

The gallery space is located inside the building at 5455 avenue de Gasp, suite 114. The building is equippedwith an access ramp located on the side of the building, near the corner of avenue de Gasp and rue Saint-Viateur.



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Rejoignez-nous pour une conversation propos de la maison ddition internationale indpendanteValiz, avec Guy Cools, Pascal Gielen et Carolyn F. Strauss.

Principalement axs sur l'art contemporain, la thorie, la critique, ledesign et les questions urbaines,les ouvrages publis par Valiz proposent une pense analytique dinspiration interdisciplinaire ettablissent souvent un lien entre les disciplines culturelles et les questions sociopolitiques. La maison d'dition Valiz publie des livres avec un engagement envers le contenu, les questions artistiques et sociales, ainsi que les artistes, les designers et les auteurs.

Pour cette occasion, Cools, Gielen et Strauss prsenteront et discuteront de leurs contributions aux publications aux publications Trust, Slow Technology Reader ainsique Performing Mourning et Sensing Earth, tous les deux incluent dans la srie Antennae, Arts in Society.

Cet vnement est gratuit. Le nombre de places tant limit, l'inscription est obligatoire :https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/valiz-publisher-with-guy-cools-and-pascal-gielen-tickets-1900250102209?aff=ebdsoporgprofile

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Please joinus for a conversation about the independent international publisherValiz with Guy Cools, Pascal Gielen, and Carolyn F. Strauss.

Focusing on contemporary art, theory, critique, design and urban affairs,Valizs books offer critical reflection, interdisciplinary inspiration, and often establish a connection between cultural disciplinesand socio-political questions. They publish books out of commitmentto content, artistic and social issues, and to the artists, designers and authors.

For the occasion, Cools, Gielen, and Strauss will discuss their contributions to thepublications Trust, Slow Technology Reader as well as Performing Mourning and Sensing Earth, both part of the Antennae, Arts in Societyseries.

This event is free of charge, but space is limited, so registration is required: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/valiz-publisher-with-guy-cools-and-pascal-gielen-tickets-1900250102209?aff=ebdsoporgprofile

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Screening: Bixi Thieves
November 27th (7:30pm) - AND Art Space

BIXI Thieves is a four-part comedic web series created by Nicolas Lebrun and Alissa Zilber. Across its 45 minute runtime, follow Nic as his search for a missing bike spirals into an absurd digital odyssey. Blending diegetic camerawork, the visual vernacular of the internet, and improvisational performance, BIXI Thieves stages an inquiry into truth, selfhood, and becoming in the digital age. The screening is accompanied by related materials and ephemera from the project, extending its world into the space, followed by music and informal gathering with the artists.

Documentary film about a queer punk band led by transman Farris Saad in Muslim-majority Malaysia. Director: Yihwen Chen. Malaysia | 2025 | 99 MIN | Malay + English. An intimate chronicle of chosen family and fearless activism documenting the band's music, protests, and personal lives amid anti-LGBTQ+ persecution in Malaysia.

https://image-nation.org/festival-2025/en/films/queer-as-punk-recLu5Vv/

Event: /events/708950464974115/?event_time_id=708953721640456

Nous sommes heureux de vous accueillir pour cette nouvelle édition du marché des fêtes des Ateliers de Parthenais. Venez apprécier les talents de vos artistes et designers locaux en visitant leurs ateliers/boutiques. Au menu arts visuels, bijoux, céramique, mode, et plus encore!

Édifice Grover au 2065 rue Parthenais
à l'angle de la rue Ontario, et à quelques minutes du Métro Frontenac

Venez supporter vos artisans locaux!

Vendredi le 28 novembre de 11h à 19h
Samedi le 29 novembre de 10h à 17h
Dimanche le 30 novembre 10h à 17h

Nos créateurs participants:

Sunali Narshi / 010 / Arts visuels
Tendre atelier / 010 / Céramique
Atelier DNHN / 030 / Mode

Charles Provencher Artisan de Denim / 202 / Mode
Poterie Cristalline / 220 / Céramique
Pascale Viau / 242 / Mode
Willow Branch / 253 / Accessoires et articles ménagers vintage
les belles bobettes / 258 / Mode
Craft de Ville / 274A / Boutique d'artisanat
Ogée (Lorraine Auger) / 305C / Arts visuels

Elle Blackburn / 308 / Bijoux
France Rhéaume / 333 / Arts visuels
Jacques Trencia / 333 / Arts visuels
Suzanne Potel Artiste Peintre / 333 / Arts visuels
JACK SACK / 339 / Mode
Louise Hamel / 354 / Arts visuels
Barbo / 377AB / Multi Disciplinaire
Inès Legrand / 377B / Arts visuels
Susanne Tanguay artiste / 380 / Arts visuels

Carole Arbic / 404A / Arts visuels
ALUNAYA / 404A / Arts visuels & Mode
Aucoeurdore / 404B / Bijoux
PATRYCJA WALTON / 408C / Arts visuels

Raf Reza is in town for a few days and is also playing at Tangerine tonight! Tangerine is having its final night in the basement after three months of affordable Thursday night raves - go show them some love if you can. [https://somebody3lse.ghost.io/r/2139535d?m=34d6a20d-cf69-45e4-a8fb-e31476e4ccbf]

Venez rencontrer les artistes sourd•e•s de la communauté locale.
Découvrez les œuvres en vente à leurs kiosques, dans un espace signeur en LSQ et ASL qui donnera lieu à des conversations créatives.

Ouvert de 10 h à 15 h, avec des performances sur scène de midi à 13 h. Le port du masque est obligatoire durant la première heure de cet événement inclusif aux personnes immunosupprimées.

Comme l’événement est un espace signeur, les personnes non signeur•e•s sont invitées à apporter un crayon et un calepin ou à utiliser le bloc-note de leur téléphone pour communiquer entre-elles par écrit.

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Come meet local Deaf visual artists and check out the art available for purchase at their booths. Enjoy creative conversations in this ASL and LSQ signing space!

Open from 10am until 3pm with stage performances from 12-1pm. First hour of the event is mask-required for inclusion of immunocompromised visitors.

As this event is a signing space, non-signing visitors are encouraged to bring pen and paper or type on their phones in conversation with others.

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https://m-a-i.qc.ca/evenement/festiv-arts-sourds-montreal/

https://www.facebook.com/events/763903253047152/

You are invited to a community repair workshop to give a second life to your everyday objects. We repair: small household appliances, electronic equipment, lamps, small furniture, toys, clothing, jewelry, etc. We do NOT repair: cell phones, computer equipment, carpentry, bicycles, window locks. Change the world, one toaster at a time! Contact: repaircafe@centreduplateau.com or 514-872-6830. Website: centreduplateau.qc.ca/

We are proud to announce our annual Indigenous Winter Market 2025 in partnership with Southern QuebecInuit Association/ Association des Inuit du sud du Qubec and Rseau de la communaut autochtone MTL Indigenous Community Network.

This year our Indigenous Winter Market will be hosted in a brand new location! With more food vendors, and featuring workshops and performances.

: November 29th and 30th 2025 (Saturday, Sunday)
: 11:00AM - 6:00PM
: 3970 RueSaint-Ambroise, Montral, QC H4C2C7

Come out, support Indigenous artists, vendors and show your support

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Nous sommes fiers d'annoncer notre march hivernal autochtone annuel 2025, en partenariat avec l'Association des Inuit du sud du Qubec et le Rseau de la communaut autochtone MTL.

Cette anne, notre march hivernal autochtone se tiendra dans un tout nouvel endroit! Il y aura davantage de vendeursde nourriture, ainsi que des ateliers et des spectacles.

: 29 et 30 novembre 2025 (samedi, dimanche)
: 11 h 18 h
: 3970, rue Saint-Ambroise, Montral (Qubec) H4C 2C7

Venez soutenir les artistes et les vendeurs autochtones et montrer votre appui


https://www.facebook.com/events/830166556063550/

COMMON PROCESS
NOV 29–30 • Open Studio
La version française suit   (https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/common-process-open-studio)
This weekend, we’re opening the studio for two days of installations, artist talks, screenings, and live performances.
Launched this fall, Common Process has brought a group of artists together to work side by side, exchange approaches, and test out new ideas. The pilot cohort draws from the WCS community, MUTEK’s Incubator, and Eastern Bloc’s members network, supporting the development of interdisciplinary collaborations and opening space for new dialogues and creative possibilities to emerge.
FREE RSVP / TICKETS • NOV 29–30 @ WCS (https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/common-process-open-studio)
The open studio is a chance to explore work developed during the program, meet the artists, and follow how current projects and shared experiments relate to each artist’s evolving practice.
COMMON PROCESS
Date: 29-30/11/2025
Time: 2PM - 11PM
Location: 3995 RUE BERRI

General Admission: FREE RSVP • $10 suggested donationRSVP. • TICKETS (https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/common-process-open-studio)

Hailey Guzik / o0yu & gonima / Melannie Jonas-Ng. Audio-visual installations, video, web and VR projects

Artist introductions and discussion. Evan Magoni / Yuki L.N. / Melannie Jonas-Ng / Keon Ju Maverick Lee. Moderated by Andrew Gray & Milo Reinhardt

https://www.risingthemovie.com/
 
Uniting from across continents to bring representation to the sport they love, Indigenous Rising laces up their skates to claim their space on the roller derby track. Indigenous Rising is the first team in roller derby history to break the barriers of representing a single country at the Roller Derby World Cup – igniting a movement that pulsates throughout the sport and within each other. Rising Through the Fray follows the team as it welcomes a new generation of players set on changing the face of roller derby – a sport that champions female empowerment and inclusivity but lacks diversity. With a compassionate and candid lens, filmmaker Courtney Montour weaves energetic on-track game play with tender moments in teammates’ daily lives as skaters from over 30 Indigenous Nations navigate and learn each other’s play styles at tournaments and find strength within each other to compete and skate onto the track with pride. Intimate portraits of teammates Sour Cherry, Krispy and Hawaiian Blaze reveal stories of displacement and disconnection from their culture and identities and the journey of finding belonging within team Indigenous Rising. Rising Through the Fray offers a poignant exploration of resiliency, healing and reconnection of a roller derby family with a bond that goes beyond sport.

Keon la Nocturne. Multi-channel listening experience

Seren Realm / gonima / Keon la Nocturne. Audio-visual performances and live electronic music

Sans Soleil with Raf Reza and local fave Destiny. Raf Reza is in town for a few days.

COMMON PROCESS
NOV 29–30 • Open Studio
La version française suit   (https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/common-process-open-studio)
This weekend, we’re opening the studio for two days of installations, artist talks, screenings, and live performances.
Launched this fall, Common Process has brought a group of artists together to work side by side, exchange approaches, and test out new ideas. The pilot cohort draws from the WCS community, MUTEK’s Incubator, and Eastern Bloc’s members network, supporting the development of interdisciplinary collaborations and opening space for new dialogues and creative possibilities to emerge.
FREE RSVP / TICKETS • NOV 29–30 @ WCS (https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/common-process-open-studio)
The open studio is a chance to explore work developed during the program, meet the artists, and follow how current projects and shared experiments relate to each artist’s evolving practice.
COMMON PROCESS
Date: 29-30/11/2025
Time: 2PM - 11PM
Location: 3995 RUE BERRI

General Admission: FREE RSVP • $10 suggested donationRSVP. • TICKETS (https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/ticketing/common-process-open-studio)

Ajeeb Sir / charline dally / Fili 周 Gibbons / o0yu & gonima
Audio-visual installations, video and web

Artist introductions and discussion
Ajeeb Sir / Jielin Liu / Fili 周 Gibbons / charline dally / Djeity
Moderated by Andrew Gray & Milo Reinhardt

charline dally
le disque de poussière, 2023 (18 min 08s)
blue vessel, 2025 (14 min 51s)

Fili 周 Gibbons / Djeity & Monsieurmadam / Future Ancestors
Audio-visual performance, tele-performance and live electronic music