The Warren G. Flowers Art Gallery is pleased to host the Fine Arts Faculty Biennial 14, opening January 23 and on view until February 19, 2020. The exhibition displays a uniquely broad range of contemporary practices and themes, from nineteen leaders of Montreal’s art and academic communities. In 1992, Andres Manniste initiated the first Fine Read more...

Graduating students of the AEC Commercial Photography Program will be revealing their portfolio images for public view on December 17th in the Warren G. Flowers Gallery. The vernissage begins at 6:30 pm. Everyone is invited to meet, greet, marvel and celebrate. Graduates include Laith Al-Omaishi,Fabiane Amorim, Julia Brailovski, Alan Busch, Jonathan Chang, Julien Frechet, Seyedamir Read more...

Eighteen Dawson Professional Photography students present the best of their final-year works. With: Victor Ahn-Royer, Andriana Alevizos, Megan Antonucci, Jamie Baibos, Laurie Coronel, Xavier De Belle, Cedric De Ocampo, Janelle Fermin, Angela Harvey, Kayla Lacasse, Martin Loh, Dalia Nardolillo, Argyro Quatredeniers, Kaitlynn Rodney, Vu Mylène Tat, Brandon Tran, Natasha Villeneuve, and Erika Violo.

Reclaiming My Place is a group exhibition featuring the work of Sharon Norwood (Toronto/Savannah), Shanna Strauss (Montreal/Bay Area,CA) and Cedar-Eve (Tiohtià:ke/Toronto). Curated by Cécilia Bracmort, their works present strategies to combat structural oppression from a feminist and decolonial perspective. A blend of resistance and resilience, the works of these artists push back representational boundaries and decompartmentalize the imaginary Read more...

With the twentieth century’s latter decades came the arrival of the humble remote-control handset, elevating consumers of media to new heights of power over their T.V. sets, VCRs, DVD players, and other electronic devices. With their sleek lines and crisp designs, remote controllers translated a Cold War-era, militarist command-and-control ideology into an aesthetic form and Read more...