Your weekly guide to the best art exhibitions in Montreal: featured galleries, venues, dates, and everything you need to plan your visit. Updated every Wednesday.
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Japanese artist Chiharu Shiota transforms ordinary objects and architectural spaces into intricate, emotionally charged environments woven from thread. This major exhibition surveys more than three decades of her artistic practice.
Why go? For the kind of immersive art that makes you stop, look up and lose track of time.
This collective exhibition brings together artists including Skawennati, Tabita Rezaire and Suzanne Treister to explore planetary relationships, technology and alternative ways of understanding the cosmos.
Why go? A thought-provoking contemporary art exhibition that closes October 17.
Meet the next generation of Montreal artists at the official artch festival opening. The evening showcases 20 emerging artists, with live performances and music.
Why go? This is the most social pick of the week: art discovery, artist conversations and a festive atmosphere.
Aline Setton's paintings explore the space between architecture, memory and imagination. Walls, windows and landscapes become fragmented, dreamlike compositions where familiar places suddenly feel mysterious.
Why go? An excellent gallery pick for anyone drawn to contemporary painting, striking colours and architectural illusions.
The Montreal artist presents a new collection of paintings featuring his signature couples in more realistic landscapes, from coastal scenes to open countryside. His work explores companionship, intimacy and human connection through expressive, colourful compositions.
Why go? An intimate, visually engaging exhibition with a vernissage right in the heart of Old Montreal.
https://www.mbam.qc.ca/en/tickets/
https://galerie.uqam.ca/en/
https://espacetransmission.ca/
https://durancontemporain.com/
https://galeriebeauchamp.com/
