Qouleur, Montreal's only 2QTPOC Festival, is back again for its third year! Along with another schedule filled with amazing programming showcasing the voices of 2-Spirited, Queer, and Trans* People of Colour, this year's Qouleur is home to an intense, month-long artist's residency. Two fabulous... {read more}

Chun Hua Catherine Dong’s work discusses ways to deal with “deterritorialization” and “disessentialization” in our world where cultures are taken for granted and gestures transform social and political landscapes. The artist examines the multifaceted struggles of a woman... {read more}

Sarah Pupo’s work occupies a slippery in-between place both materially and thematically. Materially, it sits between painting and drawing, melding installation and animation. Thematically, it is a dream/night space populated by flowing teeth/tears, growths, moving shapes that creep and charcoal veils... {read more}

In her work, Marigold Santos explores the ways In which ideas of self can become multiple, fragmented, and dislocated, and then reinvented and recreated through a reflection of what is considered home. Reoccurring within her visual vocabulary is the adoption of the Asuang, a feared and vile mythological... {read more}

For articule’s storefront window, Marc-Antoine K. Phaneuf will showcase a collection of fleur de lys flags as well as objects bearing its effigy that we commonly find in dollar stores and pharmacies around the time of Québec’s national holiday.These poorly made objects flaunt the symbols of... {read more}