2025
Lick the Toad gathers artworks, objects, and ephemera shaped by experiences of dissociation and appropriation, dreams and social alienation. Through Canadian artist Tiziana La Melia’s process-oriented approach, Anne Bourse’s intuitive practice, and Tania Gheerbrant’s historically grounded research, the exhibition unfolds issues...
2025
Other Territories brings together five artists of African (Congo, Cameroon, Nigeria) and Caribbean origin (Haiti, Guadeloupe), working in an approach that is both rooted in a sense of belonging to a community, yet liberated from the injunctions of representativeness and...
2025
Curator : Catherine Bédard Produced by the Canadian Cultural Centre in Paris, in partnership with Villa créative, Avignon A renowned Canadian photographer, travelling around the planet for decades and exploring the residual landscapes left behind by our modern existence, Edward...
2025
In 2025, two major donations of contemporary artworks will significantly expand the Boulogne-sur-Mer Museum’s collection dedicated to the North American Arctic : the collection of contemporary Alaskan Native art by American patron Alice Rogoff, and the collection of contemporary Canadian...
2025
A guided tour the exhibition Other Territories, led by our curator Catherine Bédard, will take place on Thursday June 26 at 7 pm. The Centre culturel will remain open until 8:30 pm on this day. Book your tour below! Please...
2025
On the occasion of Nuit Blanche, opening of the exhibition Other Territories from 6pm to 11pm. Free admission! Other Territories brings together five artists of African and/or Caribbean origin from the Congo, Haiti, Guadeloupe, Cameroon and Nigeria, working in an...
2025
Born in the 1920s, critic Ada Louise Huxtable and architects Gae Aulenti and Phyllis Lambert were among the most influential figures in architecture and design during the postwar boom. Pioneers in what was then a largely male-dominated field, and key...
2025
On the final day of the exhibition Crossed Histories – Gae Aulenti, Ada Louise Huxtable, Phyllis Lambert, on Architecture and the City, discover how architects Gae Aulenti and Phyllis Lambert and critic Ada Louise Huxtable are among the most influential...
