We are pleased to present the second Mile End art map, which is intended to highlight and promote the network of artist-run centres in the Mile End area. This initiative is in response to the relocation of several artist-run centres to the neighbourhood, notably Agence Topo, articule, Atelier Circulaire,... {read more}

Gabriela Alonso and Nelda Ramos work with materials related to their experiences in Argentina and their encounters with the world as women. These materials include celebratory communal actions with balloons, the reinvention of symbols of militarism found in children’s games, the use of icons of domesticity... {read more}

 Dwelling for Intervals is a morphing International Artist Residency program, based on a forest retreat, that has hosted more than 150 resident artists from around the world since it began in 2001. First known as 'A Week in the Woods', it was situated in a room, in an apartment, in Montreal.... {read more}

LETTRES/LETTERS functions as a printed exhibition by bringing together artworks rather than documentation. By doing so, it asserts the need to rethink the established paradigm of going to a space in order to experience artworks. Resulting from the research of new means to disseminate contemporary art, this... {read more}

Get your scary on for hallowe'en and come on down to articule to participate in a cut and paste zine-making extravaganza.  Draw, collage, write, and photocopy with your articule co-conspirators as we create a FUNdraising zine to be offered for sale at expozine in mid-November.   Come join us at... {read more}

Guests / Invitées: Michelle Lacombe, Skye Maule-O'Brien Moderator: Lise Palmer   A city like Montreal is practically overrun by the arts - even in the most unexpected neighbourhoods it is common to find art studios, galleries and museums; it is part of the very fabric of this city. Despite their... {read more}

The English Language Arts Network (ELAN) is please to present Navigating a Career in the Visual Arts, a panel discussion in which experienced professional artists and curators address the burning questions of artists who are in the early stages of their careers. The discussion will be focused around the... {read more}

Video in window: December 10 to 12 (4pm to 6pm) Performance: Sunday, December 12 2010 at 3pm at articule Alice De Visscher explores the physical properties of an object, her body, space and the relationships they share. Equally, she works with her perceptions of her body and space. By using strange... {read more}

Passing by the gallery, one glances at what seems like a naked person leaning against the window; a shoulder, cheeks, a hand, two surfaces that could be parts of a back and arm appear vaguely. Yet, the body is dislocated and most of it disappears in blurry depths. Vu que… proposes an elliptic view of a... {read more}

This clumsy twist of the Quebec motto, half way between the two Canadian official languages, amalgamates slightly different meanings as well as brings unity. It gives space to our memory treasures, allowing the gathering of all kinds of traces to feed and acknowledge our memory on its sensible paths. It... {read more}

Photo/ Performance; caught it. got it. Curator: David di Giovanni artists: Antonio Bavaro and Jess Fildes, Jimmi Bellemare, Ramona Beneviste, Caitlin Gibson, Bella Klein, Rio Mitchell, Jesse Orr, James Andrew Rosen as part of art matters festival

Whose Toes is a distant, false memory. Showcasing the late Princess Diana and John F. Kennedy as its main characters, it is an invitation to return to past events that have caused discomfort and, collective trauma, and to re-imagine a misstep in time. The narrative threads need to be spoken aloud to be... {read more}

The Living Histories Theatre Ensemble (LHTE), in collaboration with Agir, Au-délà Arc-en-ciel, and Articule, invites you to a special free playback theatre performance focusing on the experiences of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered/transsexual, and queer (LGBTQ) refugees and new immigrants. Playback... {read more}

 The practice of collective singing for pure enjoyment has always been present in human culture. Though it has faded somewhat from public life, it hasn't disappeared completely.  We still mark special occasions with communal song: 'Happy Birthday', or 'Auld Lang Syne' are... {read more}

 Now that spring is here, it is once again time to clean out, make room, and do a little FUNdraising for articule at the same time!  As of June 1st, articule will be looking for donations in the form of forgotten treasures, gently used goods, and curious things for our stuff sale Rotation,... {read more}