A Part of Me, Apart from Me presents selected works from Park’s long-term project, the Aejang Project, which began with his father’s oldest memory: accompanying the artist’s grandfather to bury his one-year-old sister. Her body was buried in the form of “aejang,” a Korean practice intended to forget the child, avoid bad luck, and ease its passage into the next life. The exhibition explores dimensions of melancholia as an ontological inquiry into belonging and memory.

Drawing on early encounters with Western culture, Dong uses the song “Lemon Tree”, by Fool’s Garden, as a symbolic and aspirational fantasy of Western life: bright, carefree, filled with promise. For Dong, Western fantasies were shaped through cultural exports like music, media, and fashion, each offering an idealized, unattainable version of the West. Bittersweet childhood memoirs are transformed in this exhibition into acts of resistance and empowerment.

The 8th edition of Slut Island Festival is here. In times of unending grief and peril, we must resist despair. Art and music divorced from the commercial sphere is a vehicle for messaging that begs to be heard and with the power to invigorate us. We will congregate with expanded lenses, confirmed suspicions and new perspectives, undoubtedly (re)shaped and shattered by ongoing tyranny abroad and at home. 

For its 2025-2026 programming year, articule has chosen ABUNDANCE as its theme. We invite local, national and international artists, collectives, art institutions and curators to submit exhibition proposals that respond to this theme in whatever way they see fit.

Landbeing plays with interpretations of living on the land, whether as residents or visitors, and various ways of adapting to the environment. Land is innately embedded in being and in the basic elements that create a shared life force that runs through all things. Working with materials and techniques from the lands they arrive at and those they reach towards, these three artists seek to orient themselves towards Landbeing.

As the year comes to a close, the staff of Articule and the Members Committee would like to invite members to submit their proposals for the 2024 Members' Exhibition - Manifestations. The members' shows are unique opportunities for participants to collaborate around a theme and to transform our gallery. It is a great opportunity for emerging artists and curators to broaden their network and showcase their practice.

This two-part installation is concerned with the perception and visibility of racialized bodies. Nnebe creates an interactive experience for the viewer by playing with opacity and space; the act of navigating the gallery becomes a medium for the work itself. Focused on the process of racialization, specifically on how it impacts Black communities, the work attempts to ground discussions around representation in theory coming from the French Caribbean, as well as African cosmologies and folkloric traditions.

The members' shows are unique opportunities for participants to collaborate around a theme and to transform our gallery. It is a great opportunity for emerging artists and curators to broaden their network and showcase their practice.

capsize // together: building collective futures exhibition strives towards an equitable future through the different lenses of Futurism and the intersection of diverse knowledge and new technology to resist colonial structures of repression and suppression.

In this speculative fiction project, “Umm al Raml’s Sand Narratives,” artist Shirin Fahimi render visible the absence of female prophets within Islamic literature, and the challenges of representing them.

Credos is a series of four edition that started of table-top group mini-exhibitions conceived for church-basement bazaars in Laval and Greater Montreal throughout 2019–20.

Rah Eleh (TOR)

Celebration: Sept 25, 7:00 PM

Garfield Morgan, seeley quest, Joyce Joumaa, Annik St-Arnaud, Kathryn Delaney, Jay Bosse, arkadi lavoie lachapelle, Gabriel Dorais, Fernando Belote, kimura byol-nathalie lemoine

Celebration: Sept. 11, 7:00 PM

Michael Eddy (MTL)

Location: Ste-Thérèse de l'Enfant-Jésus, 8200 rue St-Hubert (entrance of bazaar on rue Mistral), Montreal, H2P 1Z2

Camille Huang, Magali Alanis Rodriguez-Beaudoin, Joshua Jensen, Michelle Caron-Pawlowsky, Elisabeth Perrault, Colin Courtney, Tristan Lajarrige, David Durham

Finissage: Saturday, Mar 21, 7:00 PM

Amanda Ruiz Méndez (MTL)

Opening: Feb 7, 7:00 PM

Sarah Mihara Creagen (NYC)

Opening: Friday, Nov 8, 2019, 7:00 PM