Le Labo joins forces with Festival les Percéides and CinéFranco to offer a documentary film residency in Percé, Gaspésie (Québec) to young filmmakers aged 18 to 30.
Application deadline: midnight, May 15.
Wednesday, April 17 is National Canadian Film Day !
And we can’t wait to explore the creativity, diversity and originality of Canadian filmmakers! On this occasion, we will screen “The Saddest Music in the World” by Guy Maddin.
Joyce Joumaa’s work explained by the artist herself? It’s Thursday April 11 at 6pm at Le Labo and/or Zoom, in partnership with Images Festival. Join us for a drink and a chat about cinema, architecture and political commitment. Don’t miss the screening of her film L’inertie du vide on Friday April 12 at 8pm at Innis Town Hall.
As part of Telefilm Canada’s Talent en vue program, DESIGNATED PARTNERS PANEL, Le Labo will once again be selecting submissions from emerging filmmakers from the Franco-Ontarian community. From now on, the only way to submit an application is by form no later than April 15 at midnight (Eastern Time).
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
6 degrés, territoires de narration, is a participatory artistic event that explores identity, dissects intimacy, and challenges the obscure boundaries of patriarchy through the magic of words.
As part of the 6 degrees, territoires de narration project, Le Labo invites you to its evening of electronic readings, an intimate moment to discover the letters of Nuit Blanche.
Friday, February 2 from 6pm, at 401 Richmond, Studio 277.
We’re looking for people experimenting with challenges related to gender or femininity to take part in an epistolary, participatory, feminist and engaged art project that questions identity, gender and patriarchy.
Until March 31, 2024
Le Labo is actively committed to promoting francophone artistic creation in Ontario by positioning itself as a specialized media arts incubator. We offer dynamic support to our community, i.e. to professional or aspiring professional artists, artist collectives and French-speaking curators
As part of our flâneries program, join us at MOCA on Thursday January 11 at 1:00 pm to discover Liz Magor’s work through the exhibition The Separation . Get your ticket directly on the MOCA website or at the counter. Priority for Labo members, but open to all.