AUTOMATISTS AT
MORGAN’S STORE
Discover the activities of the Automatists at Henry Morgan & Co., a store better known today as The Bay, as part of our project Mapping the Automatists.
Morgan’s Store
It is through the places where they studied, worked, and exhibited that we invite you to meet the artists of the Automatists group in Montreal between 1939 and 1955. Their contribution is immense in the fields of visual arts, dance, literature, theater, design and psychoanalysis in Quebec and Canada. We invite you to discover no less than 50 locations to visit where these artists have been active privately and publicly.
Explore the map of the locations frequented by the Automatists
The files for this project are updated regularly. Please feel free to give us your comments or suggest corrections: claude.gosselin@ciac.ca
Image: Henry Morgan Building, 585, Sainte-Catherine Street West, built in 1891 by architect John Pearce Hill. Photo: City of Montreal Archives. March 30, 1936.
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