Leni Bonjour-Liss, Edited by Sam Tréville 2025-02-08 Leni Bonjour-Liss, Edited by Sam Tréville 2025-02-08

The artwork of Katherine Melançon and Camille Jodoin-Eng in Dialogue in Current Exhibition at Patel Brown

Currently on view at the Patel Brown Gallery until February 22nd, 2025 are the artworks of artists Katherine Melançon and Camille Jodoin-Eng.

Elizabeth Zara, Edited by Sam Tréville 2025-02-07 Elizabeth Zara, Edited by Sam Tréville 2025-02-07

Creative Futures: Careers in Arts Panel

Concordi’art’s panel, “Creative Futures: Careers in Arts,” held on January 15th at the 4th Space invited discussion between audience members and panellists, as well as Molly Sturge, the co-president of Concordi’art, as the moderator.

Leslie Emily Irias Montoya, Edited by Varda Nisar 2024-12-31 Leslie Emily Irias Montoya, Edited by Varda Nisar 2024-12-31

A voyage into Isabel Yong’s vulnerability.

Isabel Yong has a particular way of approaching painting. She uses her clinical psychology background to give viewers access to the most vulnerable aspect of her psyche. Using people, bodies, dogs and rats, she explores the themes of constant change, the ambiguity of her ethnic and cultural identity, pain, queerness and viscerality. The exhibition aims to explore the outcomes of our relationships, how painful these can be and how, on the contrary, we can get love and understanding from being vulnerable with others.

Sam Tréville, Edited by Varda Nisar 2024-12-31 Sam Tréville, Edited by Varda Nisar 2024-12-31

Suppart Collective Show -Interview with Zéa Dee Poku

On the evening of November 28, the Suppart Collective hosted a variety show at Bar La Marché à Côté. The show included a range of performances, from live music to visual art showcasing, DJ sets, and performance art. It aimed to bring together local emerging artists and highlight their diverse talents, with all proceeds going to support Palestine.

Leslie Emily Irias Montoya, Edited by Varda Nisar 2024-11-03 Leslie Emily Irias Montoya, Edited by Varda Nisar 2024-11-03

Déliquessence: Darling Foundry

Science mixes with art at the Darling Foundry!

Entropy - the second law of physics - is the theme that the artists chose for their artworks.

They interpreted it as an energy that ends up degrading and consuming objects by turning them into another state. The most surprising way in which this concept was interpreted is objects being consumed by fungi.

Sam Tréville, Edited by Varda Nisar 2024-11-01 Sam Tréville, Edited by Varda Nisar 2024-11-01

Africa is the Future by Nicolas Premier at the SBC Gallery

Africa is the Future: Echoes and Responses by Nicholas Premier, a Franco-Congolese artist, currently on view until November 11th, 2024, at the SBC Gallery, is a 20-year project in the making focused broadly on decolonizing the perceived idea of “Africa” while citing the African diaspora and its possible futures (ode to Afrofuturism).

Rebekah Walker, Edited by Varda Nisar 2024-11-01 Rebekah Walker, Edited by Varda Nisar 2024-11-01

Illagit/Relations at FOFA Gallery

Illagit/Relations is on display at the FOFA Gallery between September 30th and December 6th, 2024. Curated by Heather Igloliorte and Taqralik Partridge, the installation features 16 artists and collectives from across Inuit Nunaat. These artists’ pieces work together to map Inuit relationships with the past and present, physical and spiritual, personal and environmental, human and non-human.

Sam Tréville, Edited by Varda Nisar 2024-10-31 Sam Tréville, Edited by Varda Nisar 2024-10-31

Letter From the Editor

We have learned to analyze, critique, and find meaning in the details. All of these ideas, desires, wonders and questions have flourished within the confines of our academic milieu. How to bridge the gap between theory and praxis? Where do they fit into our day-to-day life?