2024-2025 Programming

Exhibition

2024-2025 Programming

The artist-run center OBORO is proud to present its program of exhibitions and activities for the year 2024-2025.

To kick off the autumn season, OBORO welcomes the duo Béchard Hudon in the Salle Daniel-Dion and Su Schnee to present The Wandering Monuments #2, an abstract visual and sound exploration and an ode to the immensity of icebergs, which the artists encountered during a stay in Newfoundland. The small gallery serves as a playground for artist Caroline St-Laurent, who blends visual art and sport in the project Tandem: Portrait of Paracyclists Shawna Ryan and Joanie Caron, two top-level cyclists. Their complicity and excellence as female athletes, and for one of them, as a person with low vision, are celebrated in a sequence shot of them cycling, along with a bas-relief and a bronze sculpture. In parallel, a new iteration of Lawond, an exhibition by Eddy Firmin curated by Tamar Tembeck that deals with racism and the exploitation of bodies, which was presented at OBORO in 2023, will be shown at the Art Mûr gallery as of September. Also, this fall, as part of the New Media Creation Residency for Indigenous Artist(s) made possible with the support of the Conseil des arts de Montréal, multidisciplinary artist Greg A. Hill is developing his research into data converted into object(s), sound, light and installation in order to express and communicate experiences of being in/with/on the Land.

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2024-2025 Programming