Established in 1983 , The CIAC produced the Cent jours d’art contemporain de Montréal from 1985 to 1996, and the Biennale de Montréal from 1998 to 2011.
L'exposition présentée à la Fonderie Darling plus de 60 œuvres offertes généreusement par plus de 40 artistes pour célébrer les 30 ans du CIAC !
Céline BARIL / Claude-Philippe BENOIT / Joseph BRANCO / Martin BRUNEAU / Geneviève CADIEUX / Barbara CLAUS / Marie CÔTÉ / COZIC...
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We would like to take this opportunity to wish a joyful holiday season and a Happy New Year to all our readers, donors and partners. Our artistic and cultural projects that benefit both artists and the general public, which could not be accomplished without your support.
CIAC-MTL will be... READ MORE
As indicated in the CIAC November Newsletter, the CIAC-MTL project Conversation avec…has been launched. The two first conversations are already available.
Jean Dubois
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CIAC-MTL congratulates Dominique Blain who received the Prix Paul-Émile-Borduas 2014, the most prestigious annual distinction presented by the government of Québec in the field of visual arts !
Dominique Blain exhibited her works at the Cent jours d’art contemporain de Montréal (CIAC) in 1989,... READ MORE
Our congratulations to Nadia Myre who was presented the Sobey Art Award 2014.
http://www.sobeyartaward.ca/default.htm
CIAC-MTL is proud to recognize Nadia Myre’s artistic process and social involvement.
Nadia Myre had presented her series "The Scar Project" during the Biennale de Montréal 2011.... READ MORE
In order to thrive, a language, like the people who speak it, must adapt to the world as it evolves. It must create new terms to describe new realities.
Serge Marcoux
New media have led to a multitude of new words. A lexicon is now available on the CIAC-MTL website; it provides terms,... READ MORE
The 11th edition of the Htmlles international festival was held from November 7th to 15th of this year. Launched in 1997, this event is dedicated to the promotion of feminist media art work.
This 2014 edition, entitled "ZERO FUTUR(E), The future is obsolete" presented various creative positions on... READ MORE