Exhibition • Contemporary Art
Apr. 25 → Sep. 14, 2025
Lap-See Lam: Shadow Play
Dive into two immersive installations inspired by Chinese folklore, where ancestral stories and myths come to life
465 Saint-Jean Street
General admission: $25*
Free for children 12 years and under
Use promo code for 50% off: TANIALARA50
*Fees included, taxes not included.
Ages 8 and up
In French
Doors: 9:45 AM
Event: 10 AM to 12 PM
In English
Doors: 1:15 PM
Event: 1:30 PM to 3:30 PM
465 Saint-Jean Street
Education Room, SS01
Montreal, Quebec, H2Y 2R6
A creative workshop for families offered alongside the spring/summer exhibitions
Families are invited to participate in the creative activity Terrains de jeu / Maps at Play, designed by Mexican-born Montréal artist Tania Lara.
Participants will have the chance to meet artist Tania Lara, who will lead the workshop for this special occasion in our educational room. In conjunction with the exhibitions of Shadow Play by Lap-See Lam and Bingo by Nico Williams, the workshop addresses notions of memory, personal and collective identity, autogeography, and new forms of cartography.
The activity involves the creation of a small deck of cards on Mylar paper, with each card representing a place dear to the participants, using a dot drawing. At the end of the workshop, the cards will be connected by a thread, weaving symbolic links between these personal spaces. A short guided tour of the exhibitions will precede the workshop.
Exhibition • Contemporary Art
Dive into two immersive installations inspired by Chinese folklore, where ancestral stories and myths come to life
465 Saint-Jean Street
Exhibition • Contemporary Art
Discover Nico Williams’s first major exhibition, featuring 30 bold and subversive beaded sculptures
451 Saint-Jean Street
Exhibition • Contemporary Art
Dive into two immersive installations inspired by Chinese folklore, where ancestral stories and myths come to life
465 Saint-Jean Street
Exhibition • Contemporary Art
Discover Nico Williams’s first major exhibition, featuring 30 bold and subversive beaded sculptures
451 Saint-Jean Street