As the media arts program of the Francofest Cinéfranco festival, this video exhibition aims to challenge the conventions of traditional cinema by showcasing the vertical format (9:16). Six artists have lent themselves to the game of this framed freedom to think beyond limits, on the edge of the ordinary, in the margins.

From November 1 to 9, 2024 at Le Labo studio.

From November 2024 to March 2025, discover the works of Tania Love and Noémie Roy presented consecutively on the grounds of the Université de l’Ontario français, a project curated by Mathilde Rousseau.

Join us on Saturday, October 19, in High Park, for an autumnal stroll where we’ll collect natural elements and transform them into plant dyes. A real outdoor workshop!

Come and do the full 7km walk (approx. three hours) while chatting in French, or simply walk a segment at your own pace. Follow our itinerary in real time here (available Saturday from 6pm) and explore our selection of international Nuit Blanche works in public space.

Le Labo welcomes director Laura Bergeron for a writing residency from September 23 to 28, in partnership with Moi&Dave.

Evening talk: September 26 from 6:30pm.

For the 2024-2025 season, Le Labo needs your help! Whether you’re passionate about art, want to practice your French or connect with Toronto’s francophone community, your help will be greatly appreciated!

Deadline: September 03, 2024

Le Labo is organizing an “Art & Snack” event for families. Bring your kids for a snack and discover “Travel Tracks”, an augmented reality exhibition on the theme of travel.

Saturday, July 20 at 10 am.