PLURAL Art Fair (Formerly PAPIER) Decorates Le Grand Quai Once more!
Hey, Montrealers! If you’re a fan of the art scene and always on the lookout for the latest and greatest exhibits, we have some exciting news for you. The latest PLURAL Art Fair (formerly PAPIER) art fair is set to premiere this Thursday at Le Grand Quai in Old Montreal, and we can’t wait to check it out!
For those who are unfamiliar, Plural is an annual art fair that showcases contemporary art and design. With dozens of galleries and hundreds of artists, this art fair has become a pillar of Canadian contemporary showcasing.
From April 21 to 23, 2023, the Grand Quai of the Port of Montreal will host a unique event that brings together 45 Canadian contemporary art galleries. Come discover fresh artistic talent in a multi-media Spring burst of colorful cutting-edge contemporary art! Several of our fave Montreal-based gallery owners, as well as gallery owners from other Canadian cities such as Quebec, Toronto, Vancouver, Halifax, and more, will be in attendance.
This year, The Plural Art fair is expanding and taking over both floors of the Grand Quai of the Port of Montreal. Visitors can expect to experience a completely reconfigured layout, with the main entrance located on the second floor. The new name reflects that the fair is no longer dedicated solely to works on paper, as all mediums are now presented. Plural celebrates the best of contemporary art in the country.
Our Plural Art Fair Top galleries to SPY!
Patel Brown (Montreal and Toronto)
Galerie 3 (Quebec), Franz Kaka (Toronto)
Art Mûr (Montreal)
Gallery Jones (Vancouver)
This event is truly unique in that it offers a platform for both established and emerging artists to showcase their work. It is a great opportunity to discover new talent and to support the Canadian contemporary art scene. So mark your calendars and get ready to experience the best of contemporary art in Canada at the Plural Art Fair!
But what really sets PLURAL Art Fair apart is its focus on sustainability and environmental consciousness. Many of the artists featured in the exhibit use recycled materials or address environmental issues in their work, making it a truly unique and socially conscious event.
As usual PLURAL art fair promises to be a feast for the eyes and the soul, showcasing some of the most innovative and exciting contemporary art from across Canada. So mark your calendars and go Buy Your VIP ticket! See you at the opening ;)
