GRANDE Print Art Fair 2017
Sunday May 28, 10am-6pm, free, 6275 avenue Durocher (corner Van Horne).
An Arcmtl/ Expozine production, the GRANDE Print Art Fair brings together more than 60 artists and organizations selling posters and printed art, showcasing the incredible vitality of this artistic community in Montreal. Silkscreen prints, letterpress, engravings, every form and every new trend in printed art will be on display! It’s your only chance each year to discover the incredible talent present in Montreal’s printed art scene. This year, the GRANDE Print Art Fair complements the exhibits and activities taking place during the 2017 Chromatic Festival. Facebook event.
Expo 67: Avant Garde!
Two events highlighting avant-garde art at Expo 67:
Exhibit opening, June 1, 5 – 8 pm, Casa del Popolo, 4873 St-Laurent, exhibit runs June 1 – 30, free admission.
Arcmtl is proud to present Expo 67: Avant Garde! 50 years ago this month, Montreal hosted the largest gathering of avant-garde art and design ever seen! Expo 67 was the 20th century’s most successful World’s Fair, taking place during a time of both social and artistic upheaval around the world. Visit Arcmtl for more information, and check out Arcmtl’s interviews on this website’s blog such as this one with François Dallegret about their Expo involvement and the 1967 Montreal arts scene. Part of the Suoni per il Popolo festival.
Screening and exhibit, May 19, Cinémathèque québecoise, 335 de Maisonneuve E.. Exhibit runs from May 19 – 31.
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