Join La Centrale's team and Ghinwa Yassine as we discuss her exhibition When you pour something, it carries the memory of its mold. Following themes such as the Arab female body's memory, invisible traumas, secret codes and power structures, Yassine unravels her multi-sensorial and anti-disciplinary work.

Art Volt and La Centrale galerie Powerhouse have formed a partnership to support recent alumni of Concordia University’s Faculty of Fine Arts through a Cultural Mediation internship.

Anti-disciplinary artist Ghinwa Yassine writes the Arab female body as a secret in her multi-media installation When you pour something, it carries the memory of its mold. Inspired by secret codes, public appearance and disappearance, she searches for an elusive word, that is freedom.

Intervals Collective collaborates with courier-art (Noriko Tanaka, UK, and Miwa Kojima, Canada) to present Happy Hour, a socially engaged art event created by courier-art and Tokyo based artist Mica Funaki in 2000.

Food, essential to our survival, holds a central place in our interactions and plays a key role in various traditions, cultures and rituals. Intervals aims to compile experiences that evoke both the personal memories of the audience and artists, as well as those connected to collective consciousness.

The Outremont district and La Centrale galerie Powerhouse are collaborating to offer an open creation residency at la Galerie d’Outremont to Diyar Mayil and Joliz Dela Peña. come and meet the artist at la Galerie d'Outremont, from January 22 until February 25, 2024.

As part of the festival Things We Share, La Centrale is inviting our members to propose workshops to be presented to the Tiohtià:ke/Montreal arts community.

Maria-Margaretta explores generational relations by considering the ways in which objects are created, kept, and passed down. she makes all things good reflects on her homelands and ancestral lineage through the transformative power of objects.

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