Malin Norberg, Artificial Skuggor, Pinewood, polyurethane varnish, vinyl paint, aluminum, glass, linseed oil, Various sizes (the largest sculpture is 190 cm tall) 2021. Photo credit: Jean-Baptiste Béranger

Our 2025-26 regular program

It is with great excitement that we share with you our 2025-2026 program which announces the start of a brand new cycle of residencies!  We would like to warmly thank Mariane Stratis, Andes A. Beaulé, Laurel Rennie and Ivanie Aubin-Malo for their participation in the artists’ selection committee, as well as Amélie Giguère and Geneviève Goyer-Ouimette for that of the authors’ committee, since there were 528 applications that needed to be carefully evaluated this year. A record number! We feel that the year will be rich in exchanges and experiments!

But where is the fall residency? We remind you that this residency, curated by Ivanie Aubin-Malo, will exclusively welcome artists and authors from the Wabanaki Confederation.  Residents will be announced shortly. Stay tuned!

Spring 2025

The 2025-2026 residency program will kick off with the presence of artists Florence Viau (Montreal), Rebecca Ramsey (Montreal), Rosamunde Bordo (Vancouver), Anna Hawkins (Edmonton), and author Yidan Li (California). This group of residents will explore our relationship with spaces—both terrestrial and celestial—through research methodologies that intertwine the fictive and the real, the magical and the empirical.

Summer 2025

The summer season will be marked by the presence of artists Wei Ling Hung (Taiwan), Maddie McNeely (Roxton Pond), Annie France Leclerc (Montreal), and Shirin Saheli (Madrid), as well as author Lisa Tronca (Montreal). These residents share a common desire in their practice to explore what defines a community—composed of both humans and non-humans—drawing inspiration from personal and sensory experiences.

Winter 2026

The year will conclude with artists Malin Norberg (Stockholm), Kyle Martens Alden (Montreal), Alegría Gobeil (Montreal), Orise Jacques-Durocher (Montreal), and author Ashley Culver (Toronto). Each of them brings a rich and unique visual and conceptual world. Their research gives rise to new forms of storytelling, inviting us to perceive the world around us in new ways.

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