Programming & Activities
Fall Programming 2025
articule is pleased to present our public programming for the Fall 2025 season. All of our events are free and open to the public. Follow our social media accounts (Instagram, Facebook, and Mastodon) for the latest details.
H ART Department
H ART Department is a performance and series of public programming investigating the unethical ways the art world functions at the expense of burnt-out artists and art workers. Mimicking bureaucratic processes used by institutions to give the illusion of power, Snack Witch plays with the visual language of administrations to give authority to whisper networks, generally frowned upon by systems of and people in power.
💋 xoxo: gossiping as + on wayfinding in the arts 💋
Organized in conjunction with the performance, H ART Department, come for a brunching good time where we’ll learn about the ways these fellow artists/curators/educators/arts workers use whisper networks to navigate the spicy art world we continue to work in. 🌶️
Sounds like Solidarity: A Conversation with Josh MacPhee
This event will be an opportunity to hear from graphic designer, artist, and cultural worker Josh MacPhee. Drawing on his research for the book Strike While the Needle is Hot: A discography of Worker’s Revolt this conversation will be focused on the intersections of art and activism–specifically the role music and songs have played in labour movements.
What Travels Through Us: Family History Workshops
In collaboration with articule and Concordia University's Centre for Oral History and Digital Storytelling, Super Boat People is presenting the works of a cohort of thirteen participants of Cambodian, Vietnamese and Laotian origin reappropriating their family past through oral history and art. The Summer Window Exhibition exhibition brings together personal reflections, archives, artworks and objects created during this process.
Is Montreal still Monochrome?
For this 10th edition of Montreal Monochrome, articule has invited artists and activists to reflect on the different struggles BIPOC artists navigate across different temporalities. The contemporary, melds with the past and future in the cultural sector across the identities of the artist - how can we most carefully manage this?
What Travels Through Us: Family History Workshops
In collaboration with articule and Concordia University's Centre for Oral History and Digital Storytelling, Super Boat People is presenting the works of a cohort of ten participants of Cambodian, Vietnamese and Laotian origin reappropriating their family past through oral history and art. The Summer Window Exhibition exhibition brings together personal reflections, archives, artworks and objects created during this process.
Montreal Monochrome VII: Recalibrations
Cinema Politica, Kara Crabb, Rap Battles for Social Justice, Anne-Audrey Remarais, Awa Banmana, Kamissa Ma Koïta