Events

Moving to 401 Richmond

After its nomadic years, Le Labo is moving into Studio 277 at 401 Richmond, a new creative laboratory for the Francophone community.

Artists and Labo members share their practices and projects in a short format, fostering Francophone networking.

Anne-Marie Proulx explores the links between Innu language, territory, and identity through phrases from an Innu-French dictionary.

Kapwani Kiwanga presents a speculative Afrofuturist fiction that intertwines history, politics, and imaginaries of possible futures.

Joseph Bitamba presents his documentary on reconciliation in Rwanda, followed by a discussion on memory and justice.

Le Labo celebrates a decade of Francophone creation with a benefit cocktail, auction, and the launch of a fundraising campaign.

Michel Huneault documents the long-term effects of the Tohoku triple disaster through a sustained photographic engagement.

Francis Montillaud constructs a video narrative in which the distortion of means of expression becomes scenography and caricature.

Six emerging Franco-Ontarian artists showcase diverse practices reflecting the richness of Francophone identities in Ontario.

Nadia Seboussi revisits Egyptian cinema's golden age to deconstruct Western stereotypes about Oriental women.