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Maxims

• Society , 
• Contemporary Art

Plateforme: Rapprocher les membres d’une communauté par le biais de l’art et de la culture

• Society , 
• Learning , 
• Contemporary Art

Jim Carrey: Artist Statement

• Society

Foundation

Yoko Ono: LIBERTÉ CONQUÉRANTE/GROWING FREEDOM

April 24 → September 15, 2019

This exhibition wishes to impart Yoko Ono’s massive impact on contemporary art practices, on art reception, and on activism through art.

Jessica Brillhart reads All Watched Over By Machines Of Loving Grace, by Richard Brautigan

Peaches reads Vaginoplasty, by Peaches

Pierre Kwenders reads ESANZO, by Antoine-Roger Bolamba

Camille Poliquin reads I crashed my bike last night, I was drunk, by Jay Winston Ritchie

Eliza McNitt reads Kamilah Aisha Moon's Exploded Stars

Laurence Lafond-Beaulne reads an excerpt from the book Ne faites pas honte à votre siècle, by Daria Colonna

Yes Mccan reads the first verses of the Tao Te Ching by Lao Tzu

Miles Greenberg reads Advice From Dionysus, by Shinji Moon

Casey Spooner reads Pablo Neruda's XVII (I do not love you…)

Narcy reads Rumi's Because I Cannot Sleep

Lydia Képinski reads Pour mon rapatriement, by Gaston Miron

PHI in New York: Making Space for Art

• Technology , 
• Contemporary Art

Les prises de parole lucides de la poétubeuse Solange te parle

• Playful

Spheres

Installation in New York

• Virtual Reality

Foundation

Jasmina Cibic: Everything That You Desire and Nothing That You Fear

October 25 → March 3, 2019

Jasmina Cibic’s latest project is an immersive installation that explores the production of national culture and its instrumentalization for political aims in the context of 20th Century World Expositions

Alexandra Stréliski déconstruit son nouvel album Inscape

Centre

Food Core

September 11 and 12, 2018

A passport to essential ingredients with chefs Aaron Langille and Simon Mathys

Take Flight in Laurie Anderson's Chalkroom

• Technology , 
• Immersion

MIMS Radio: Nate Husser

MIMS Radio: Shay Lia

Draped Saris to Plaster Casts: Memories of the Skin in Bharti Kher's Work

• Society , 
• Learning