On view
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Exhibition view of 3333, Montreal, 2024-2026. Ernesto Neto, Anatomia Do Aconchego - Casa Nave, 1998. Polyamide fabric, sand and Styrofoam beads. Courtesy of the artist and Tanya Bonakdar Gallery, New York. Photo: document original.
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Pascal Grandmaison, Light my fiction, 2010. Video projection, sound. Courtesy of the artist and Galerie Blouin-Division. Photo : document original.
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Bill Viola, The Sleepers, 1992. Video installation, monitors, barrels, water. Courtesy of the estate and James Cohen Gallery, New York. Photo : document original.
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Exhibition view of 3333, Montreal, 2024-2026. From left to right: Bill Viola, Shary Boyle, Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, Scott McFarland and Milutin Gubash. Courtesy of the artists. Photo: document original.
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View of the Zeitgeist exhibition featuring works by Jeanie Riddle, Michel Daignault, and Rafael Lozano-Hemmer.
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Tours are available by appointment only so we can provide you with the best possible experience. We also offer tours tailored to the schedules of school groups (high school, college, and university). Contact us for more information.
The venue is accessible to people with limited mobility.
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The Giverny Foundation for Contemporary Art is delighted to present its second Zeitgeist exhibition, located at 3333 Crémazie East in Montreal.
This new exhibition brings together works by 20contemporary artistswhose careers span a period of 50 years. From 1970 to the present, the works—selected in collaboration with an advisory committee comprising curators Erika Del Vecchio and Cheryl Sim—demonstrate the richness and diversity of artistic practices on the national and international scenes.
This exhibition of iconic works from the Giverny Capital Collection—someof whichare being shown to the public for the first time—weavesa narrative in which reality seems to blur into fiction. Whether through the use of science-fiction motifs or the unconventional application of technological devices, the artists in this exhibition explore a unique relationship with space-time. The public is invited to discover parallel universes—playful, absurd, introspective, material, or sensory—through 21 works.
The exhibition features work by Patrick Bernatchez, Shary Boyle, Michel de Broin, Geneviève Cadieux, Michel Daigneault, Betty Goodwin, Pascal Grandmaison, Angela Grauerholz, Milutin Gubash, Thomas Hirschhorn, Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, Scott McFarland, Ernesto Neto, Luke Painter, Magali Reus, Jeanie Riddle, Mika Rottenberg, Stephen Schofield, Marc Séguin and Bill Viola.
The exhibition runs until spring 2026.
Michel de Broin, Bleed, 2009. Drill, fountain pump, water. Courtesy of the artist. Photo : original document
