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.
Journées de la culture — The Lost Paintings: a Prelude to Return
articule is once again inviting improvising musicians to respond to our current exhibition for Les journées de la cutlure. This year the multi-instrumentalist Radwan Ghazi Mouhmneh will perform alongside Florence Blain Mbaye (english horn & voice). The duo will respond to The Lost Paintings project an exhibition that gathers 53 artists from Palestine and its diaspora across time and borders.
Exploring Landbeing
Exploring Landbeing is a 3-day series of improvisations in conversation with Leeay Aikawa, Kristi Chen, and Akash Inbakumar's collective exhibition Landbeing. Each day will feature a different trio of improvisers, brought together exceptionally for these performances, responding to the sculptural work and weaving their creative practices together.
Af-Flux - Storytelling Performances
articule is proud to partner once again with Af-Flux and host the Black Transnational Biennale for their second edition. We will be presenting performers Kim Ninkuru and storyteller Jacques Adler Jean-Pierre for a Storytelling Performances Festival on January 13th.
Becoming Water by Marcella França
As part of the 8th edition of Montréal Monochrome, multidisciplinary artist Marcella França presents Becoming Water.
Becoming Water is the result of 15 years of research by multidisciplinary artist Marcella Franca, dedicated to the relationship between science and Buddhist philosophy in which she explores the physical-chemical aspects of water, correlating them with issues such as fluidity, impermanence, time and memory.
ONE WOMAN IS VERY BAD by Dani Carter
As part of the 8th edition of Montreal Monochrome, writer Dani Carter presents ONE WOMAN IS VERY BAD.
As a Black queer person, experiencing the present, past, and future as indistinguishable from each other, and the cumulative weight of this chimeric stew—of these parts of time crashing together—is frequently overwhelming. Collective trauma and genetic memory spill out of our pasts and both infect and subtly mutate our presents; likewise, microaggressions threaten to pull us out of the present—perhaps even out of the future, where the possibility of change exists—into an antiquated understanding, or lack thereof, of Blackness.
Unlearning the paradigm of counteraction
Unlearning the paradigm of counteraction is an unsettling performance where the artist test the meaning of words associated to political discourses in relation to the material disposition, reuse and recycling.
Af-Flux Monde Bossale
Launch of the biennale: September 11th
Performances Festival at articule : Novembre 14th
articule is pleased to announce its participation as a host for this first edition of the Black Transnational Biennale.
OPEN MIC NIGHT (Canceled)
Thursday December 10th, 2020
7pm - 8:30pm
Online
Bilingual event
Join us online for our first open mic event! The theme for the evening: Where’s your happy place? You can participate with poetry, music, performance, a comedy show or any other means suitable for an event on Zoom.
AUTO-GOUVERNANCE / SELF-GOVERNANCE - Communication 1
Po B. K. Lomami
Saturday, June 6, 2:00 - 6:00 PM
Online - registration required
Kine-Poetics: Queer and Trans Music As a Means of Survival
Stephanie Creaghan, Nat Navi, Lees Brenson, Mitch Westcott (Dregqueen)
Performance: Thursday, Oct 31, 8:00 PM
VIVA! Art Action
Location: Ateliers Jean Brillant, 661 Rue Rose-de-Lima Bureau 105, Montréal, QC, H4C 2L7