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Tickets can be purchased in advance from the PHI Centre's online box office or over the phone at 514 225-0525.

The PHI Centre is the perfect place to discover new technologies through art. For more information, visit our Group Visits page.

For more details on safety measures in place at the PHI Centre, visit our COVID-19 page.

The PHI Centre is located in the heart of Old Montréal, two blocks away from the PHI Foundation buildings:

Public transport: After exiting Square-Victoria—OACI or Place-d’Armes (orange line), the PHI Centre is approximately a 5 minute walk. Consult the STM website to obtain the best itinerary (bus and/or metro).

Bike: Bike on over! The beautiful Canal Lachine bike path is right around the corner from us.

BIXI: Consult the BIXI station map to know, in real time, the number of bikes and docking points available at each station.

Car-pooling & car-sharing services: We suggest Communauto.

Parking: Here’s a map of parking lots in Old Montréal.

• The wearing of masks is no longer mandatory.
• Masks are at your disposal, if desired.
• Gel hand sanitizing stations.

If you have symptoms associated with COVID-19, please postpone your visit.

For more details on safety measures in place at the PHI Foundation, visit our COVID-19 page.

Reservations are not required, but before visiting the exhibition, you will be asked to register at the main entrance, which is located at 451 Saint-Jean Street.

There could be a few minutes of waiting time upon your arrival, before coming into the Foundation. Please prepare yourself according to the weather, rain or shine.

Please note that the Foundation will not be able to accommodate your personal belongings. Please bring only what is necessary. Backpacks will not be permitted.

The PHI Foundation for Contemporary Art is committed to providing a space that is welcoming and accessible to all individuals. To learn more about our services and accessibility features (wheelchair access, restrooms, individuals who are blind or have low vision, service dogs, therapy dogs, and emotional support dogs, seating, individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing, visit our Accessibility page to learn more.

Some video works may contain a sequence of flashing lights. These may cause discomfort for people with epilepsy.

Please note that photography is allowed for personal use for certain exhibitions, however, the use of video cameras, flash or tripods is not allowed. Please note that depending on the exhibitions, the photography policy might vary according to the copyright policy and permission of the artist. See our gallery attendants for more information. For all media requests, please contact Myriam Achard, [email protected].

Food and beverages are not allowed in the gallery spaces of the PHI Foundation.

For groups
The Education Department offers on-site group visits and online virtual animations for school, academic, community, language school and general public groups. The group visit can be combined with a creative workshop.

For the general public
July 4—September 3, 2023
Wednesday to Sunday: 12:30 PM

Our Visitor Experience Coordinator team offers guided visits of the exhibition Moridja Kitenge Banza: Inhabiting the Imaginary during our opening hours. Please inquire about availability upon arrival at the PHI Foundation, or by phone at 514 849-3742.

Limit of 10 people per tour. Service available daily, subject to staff availability. You can choose to receive either a quick tour (30 min) or an in-depth tour (60 min), in English or French.

Our Visitor Experience Coordinator team is available on-site to answer your questions. We also offer a free audio guide to accompany your visit of the exhibition. You can access it through your smartphone and personal headphones.

The QR code for the audio guide can be found on the wall of each gallery space and on the back of our exhibition pamphlet.

It is possible to purchase our publications without a reservation during our opening hours. For the complete list of publications or for any purchase inquiries, please contact us by phone 514 849-3742 or by email at [email protected].

A Wi-Fi network is available for free to visitors of the PHI Foundation. See our gallery attendants for more information on our mediation tools to complement your visit.

Abuse of any kind towards PHI Foundation staff members will not be tolerated. Anyone exhibiting these behaviours will be asked to stop or to leave.

The PHI Foundation’s programming is developed by its curatorial team and it does not accept unsolicited submissions. Please do not call. Please note that the PHI Foundation does not represent any artist.

The PHI Foundation does not rent its gallery spaces for any external events.

There are currently no positions available. You may however submit your resume to [email protected].

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The PHI Foundation is located in the heart of Old Montréal, two blocks away from the PHI Centre building. 

Public transport: After exiting Square-Victoria—OACI or Place-d’Armes (orange line), the PHI Foundation is approximately a 5 minute walk. Consult the STM website to obtain the best itinerary (bus and/or metro).

Bike: Bike on over! The beautiful Canal Lachine bike path is right around the corner from us.

BIXI: Consult the BIXI station map to know, in real time, the number of bikes and docking points available at each station.

Car-pooling & car-sharing services: We suggest Carpoolingnetwork.com, Communauto and car2go.

Parking: The PHI Foundation does not have a parking area for visitors, however, you may find paying parking stations nearby. Here’s a map of parking lots in Old Montréal.