Arts Centres in Le Plateau-Mont-Royal, Montréal, QC
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5445 Avenue De Gaspé, Local #107, MILE END, Montréal, H2T 3B2
(514) 273-4813
PERTE DE SIGNAL is a Montreal based art centre that promotes and fosters the development of digital arts and innovative artistic uses of technology. From audio performances to video projections, and mechanical/robotics installations to public interventions, the Perte de Signal membership works in a variety of mediums while exploring a wide array of artistic and formal approaches. PERTE DE SIGNAL is committed to: 1) promoting its members work on a national and international scene; 2) supporting creative research and experimentation; 3) developing critical thought concerning digital arts; and 4) mediation geared towards a range of audiences. Above all, PERTE DE SIGNAL strives to be a venue that encourages initiatives, cultivates collaborations, and supports the transmission and exchange of experiences and know-how within the greater artistic community. 
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5570 rue Cartier, Montréal, H2H 1X9
(514) 567-8255
En marge de sa production personnelle, Hélène La Haye a mis sur pied des cours de peinture et de dessin qu’elle offre dans son atelier-école à Montréal et qui sont basés sur une approche sensorielle de la matière et du geste. Elle explore avec les adultes et les jeunes autant l’imaginaire que l’observation en relation avec le mouvement et la musique, comme elle le fait dans sa propre recherche picturale. 
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5752 St Laurent Blvd, Montréal, H2T 1S8
Atelier Retailles is a Montréal arts centre beloved by customers for its selection of beautiful, unique handmade papers. Sourced from various fibres and featuring fascinating backstories, the papers come in various sizes, colors, and textures. The passionate team offers workshops, custom orders, and occasionally sells notebooks and artwork made using their paper. 
3997 St Denis St, VILLERAY, Montréal, H2W 2M4
(514) 499-8436
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5333 AVENUE CASGRAIN, MILE END, Montréal, H2T 1X3
(514) 576-8072
Art center, Vêtements et accessoires, Embroidery, Broderie, Clothing General, Vêtements Général, Embroidery shop, Apparel & Accessories 
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24 Av Fairmount O, MILE END, Montréal, H2T 2M1
(514) 276-6863
Artists Materials & Supplies, Gift Shops, Invitations & Announcements, Stationery-Retail. Au Papier Japonais is a charming arts and crafts store specializing in Japanese type papers for writing and artistic creations. The store offers a wide range of high-quality products including origami papers, prints, accessories such as brushes and ink, and various paper items. The staff are friendly, helpful, and passionate about their work, providing excellent customer service. Prices vary, and the overall shopping experience is described as joyful and wonderful. 
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160, rue Saint-Viateur E, #108, Montréal, H2T 1A8
(514) 903-3090
Art center, Cafe, Restaurant, Art Gallery 
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5720 St Andre St, LA PETITE-PATRIE, Montréal, H2S 2K2
(514) 278-8181
antique dealers, first nations goods, commerçants, ile de montréal est, galeries d art, Conseillers, picture frames dealers, auctioneers, Artothèque de Montréal, Art Gallery, marchands & galeries d art, consultants, related categories, Matériel d artistes et Services, statuary, Miscellaneous Retail Stores, Magasinage et Magasins de spécialité, Commerçants et consultants, lithographers, pictures retail, art restorations, Miscellaneous Retail, art transport storage The Artothèque de Montréal is highly regarded by artists for its role in supporting local artists in the past. Current visitors express appreciation for the Identity.e.s exhibition and the presence of artists at the Finissage. 
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4001 Berri St, DOWNTOWN, Montréal, H2L 4H2
(514) 844-3250
OBORO est un centre dédié à la production et à la présentation de l'art, des pratiques contemporaines et des nouveaux médias. OBORO is a center dedicated to production and presentation of art, contemporary practices and new media. Oboro Arts Centre in Montréal is highly regarded for its thought-provoking exhibitions and friendly staff. The center offers excellent value for money with well-maintained equipment and professional services. Some visitors experienced evocative exhibitions, such as 
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3819, Rue Calixa-Lavallée, Montréal, H2L 3A7
514 523 3316
Art neuf, centre culturel Calixa Lavallée du parc La Fontaine de Montréal. Cours, spectacle et location de salles au Parc Lafontaine de Montréal. 
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5500 Fullum, suite 303, Montréal, H2G 2H3
(514) 606-6239
Non-profit organization, Nonprofit Organization, Art center 
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1881 rue Saint-André, Montréal, H2L 3T9
(514) 251-9177
Dance Studio, Art center 
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419 St-Roch, Bureau SS23, PARC EXTENSION, Montréal, H3N 1K2
(514) 989-5973
Divertissements et média, Art Gallery, Théâtre, Nonprofit Organization, Performance Art Theatre, Non-profit organization, ile de montréal centre, cinémas, Theatres, Art center, salles de spectacle, eco, Théàtres-Arts de la scène 
372 Saint-Catherine St W, GOLDEN SQUARE MILE, Montréal, H3B 1A1
(514) 789-0545
Art center 
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372 Rue Sainte-Catherine Édifice Belgo, DOWNTOWN, Montréal, H3B 1A2
(514) 398-9322
2013-2014 PROGRAMMING OVERVIEW : image credit: Poster Design: David Court (image from Herbert Bayer’s Fundamentals of Exhibition Design) A work by David Court, commissioned by Skol. The theme The Artist in Dangerous Times will be developed over two years of active programming. Conceived as a “shared vision” rather than a constraint, this theme echoes the political concerns, looming abstract threats, and ghostly aesthetics found in a number of the selected projects, and serves as a premise for the conferences and exchanges that Skol plans to generate. By examining and re-evaluating their own artistic processes, by tackling the structures that define our identities, or by making way for feelings of discontent or outrage, the artists and curators participating in this programming share a weather-eyed approach, each engaging with the following questions in their own way: Is the artist’s stance still inherently progressive? Can fears and concerns be expressed without immediately being digested, dissolved, dismantled? How can one respond, when words like “liberty”, “creativity” and “difference” — once so dear to artists — now serve to fuel the new capitalist ethos? “I see perilous times ahead.” - Jim Rogers, financial analyst “Global Exchange, ” CNN. Atlanta, November 9, 2011.