EXHIBITION

What can I expect from the exhibition Clusters?
Clusters is a series of photographs created in duo, captured on a medium-format digital medium, and printed on 1.5 m x 1 m paper. These "clusters" are primarily places—spaces transformed by time and "dressed" by the humans who have occupied, worked, created, or played in them. The exhibition features seven photographs by artists Léa Valérie Létourneau and André Turpin.

How long does the exhibition last?
The duration of the exhibition is about 30 minutes.

In what language is the exhibition presented?
The exhibition is presented both in French and in English.

Is there mediation available for Clusters?
The PHI Centre does not offer specific mediation for the Clusters exhibition. However, we encourage you to ask any questions to the team on site at the Centre's reception.

Is the exhibition accessible to those with reduced mobility?
Yes the experience is accessible to people with reduced mobility. Please contact us before reserving your ticket(s) so that we can accommodate you. Please call 514 225-0525 or email [email protected].

Is the exhibition accessible to children?
Yes, the exhibition is accessible to audiences of all ages. However, one of the photographs contains a sexually explicit scene that may disturb younger viewers.

Where can I get tickets?
The exhibition is free. However, we have opened a free ticketing system for the occasion. We encourage you to get your tickets in advance through our online box office.

Is it possible to purchase tickets on site?
It is possible to get tickets on-site. However, we strongly recommend reserving your tickets in advance.

Do I have to print my ticket(s)?
It is not necessary to print your ticket, but you must have it with you upon arrival, either in digital or printed form. We recommend using the electronic ticket.

What happens if I can't find my tickets?
You can contact us by phone at 514-225-0525 during our business hours or by email at [email protected], mentioning your full name and the email address associated with the reservation.

Is it possible to transfer my ticket to another person?
No, the PHI Centre's ticketing system does not allow ticket transfers. You can share your ticket with a friend or family member, but you will remain the holder and purchaser of the ticket.

If I have a problem with my online order, who can I contact?
You can contact us by phone at 514-225-0525 during our opening hours or by email at [email protected]. Please provide us with your full name, your purchase order number, the name of the exhibition concerned and a description of the issue.

What happens if I am late for my time slot?
Tickets for this exhibition are valid for the entire day. You can arrive at any time during our opening hours on the day of your reservation.

I would like to book a group visit; how does it work?
For school visits, please write to [email protected].

For corporate tours or group tours of 10 persons or more, please call the box office at 514 225-0525 or email us at [email protected].

Do all members of my group have to be present to do the exhibition together?
Yes, if you want to experience it together. If you are planning a visit and think that members of your group might arrive on different days, you will need to book your tickets separately.

Is there on-site parking at the PHI Centre?
The PHI Centre does not have a parking lot. There are City of Montreal parking spaces available in the vicinity of our building.

What modes of transportation are recommended for getting to the PHI Centre?
At PHI, we value public and/or active transportation. The PHI Centre is accessible by public transit via the metro (between Square-Victoria–OACI and Place-d'Armes stations), by bus, by bike (two BIXI stations are nearby), on foot, or by car.

Are there restrooms available on the premises?
Yes, we have restrooms at your disposal.