Staying in Toronto in July? Come and discover our family exhibition « Tracés de voyage » by artists Ugo Monticon, Isabelle Gagné and Marc Sauvageau. Enjoy a unique immersive experience and plunge into the world of travel through works integrating augmented reality animations.
Visit Nathan Philips Square for a walk through the Toronto Outdoor Art Fair (TOAF) with Dyana Ouvrard!
Opening of 6 degrees territories of narration and performance by artist Geronimo Inutiq with « J’appelle chez nous | I’m calling home ». This evening features intimate narratives about identity, fostering greater mutual understanding. The multilingual performance encourages reflection and nourishes our sense of sharing for a more positive future.
Rendezvous at Le Labo on Friday, March 08.
6:00 pm opening
7:30pm performance
Thursday, December 7th at 6:30pm at studio 277 Tickets are available on Eventbrite Le Labo loves its artists and supports their diversity of expression, at every stage of their development. The Bazz’Art exhibition brings them together on the same wall:
As part of the Bulles exhibition, which highlights the work of artists featured in the Bulles d’Artistes series, the Alliance Française, in partnership with Le Labo and FRIC, is organizing an evening screening of films by two women filmmakers: Katia Café-Fébrissy and Saïda Ouchaou-Ozarowski.
Le Labo is once again taking part in one of the biggest artistic events of the year by presenting a unique interactive installation during the seventeenth edition of Nuit Blanche, on Saturday, September 23. Meet in the halls of 401 Richmond!
In a world that spins too fast, slowing down and rediscovering a natural space-time with artists is the most natural of movements: putting one foot in front of the other. Join Dyana Ouvrard for a slow, light and deep journey for anyone with an itch for discovery and discussion.
Artists : Violaine Lafortune & Denis Taman Bradette Date: Thursday, May 11 2023 from 5:30pm Location: Le Labo studio (Zoom invitation for members living outside of the city) After three weeks of intense reflection, walks in the city and in parks, discussions, experimentation
For the 10-year anniversary of National Canadian Film Day, we want to tell stories that are intimate, close to home, family stories. Just like every year, we are giving a voice to those who are less represented in our society.
In July, Le Labo, with the help of the videograph Sophie Dumesny, teamed up with l’Alliance Française to give summer campers the opportunity to participate in a mini-production of a short movie.
