As part of our Ciné-club, Pix Films and Le Labo are partnering to introduce Torontonians to the work of artist-director Martin Rodolphe Villeneuve. This Quebec artist first started out as a scriptwriter and cartoonist. His art is an extension of
Le Labo Lab and Cinemawon are joining forces for the third year in a row and are organizing this February 15th an evening dedicated to Black cinema in the 70s. We will be showing three short films of Black directors
Le Labo continues as a new space for francophone artists in Toronto and this time welcomes member Antoine Quiet. We offer our studio for a week and organize visits with curators and peers.
Take advantage of 401 Richmond’s Holiday Open House for the final visit on Thursday, December 15, 2022 until 8pm.
Le Labo launches its call to artists for its new programming cycle under the theme of fallowing.
We raised $1400 thanks to your generosity! Enjoying art as an act of activism, a whole philosophy for us… You get the idea!
With this first collection of portraits, we hope to offer a platform to francophone artists who rarely speak out in traditional media, and to make them known to the general public.
These professional meeting combines screenings, networking and debate around the discovery of creations by our francophone artists. Katia Café-Fébrissy is the first to open the program on Oct 22nd! Joign us.
If you have photos, drawings, prints, collections of texts, poems or even sculptures that you would like to donate during our benefit event while getting a part of the profits? Let’s talk about it!
For this 22-23 season, Le Labo is introducing a new space for Francophone artists in Toronto to explore. We are making our studio available for a week and organizing visits with curators and peers. In short, a space for feedback to feed the artist’s creation.