PHI Foundation 465 Saint-Jean Street
Family Activities
Sat. May 14: 10 AM
Sun. May 15: 10 AM
Sat. May 21: 10 AM FULL
Sun. May 22: 10 AM
For all ages
Free admission Reservations required
RSVP through [email protected] by specifying your chosen day for the family activity.
Please note that places are limited to two families per day.
Play with Negative and Positive Space!
In celebration of the Montreal Museums Month, the PHI Foundation’s Education Department will offer a creative workshop for families inspired by artist Stan Douglas’s exhibition Revealing Narratives. Families are invited to discover the photo series Penn Station’s Half Century (2020) and participate in an activity that explores the theme of negative and positive space through collage.
The PHI Foundation will present the Canadian premiere of Douglas’s series Penn Station’s Half Century, and for the first time in Québec, the Disco Angola series
The PHI Foundation will present the Canadian premiere of Douglas’s series Penn Station’s Half Century, and for the first time in Québec, the Disco Angola series
Free
The PHI Centre building comes to life with an interactive multimedia installation of a motion-activated river on its four-story windows on Saint-Pierre Street
As an extension of your Lashing Skies experience, PHI has retrofitted the popular Living Sound space housed at the PHI Centre to welcome the sounds of artist and composer William Basinski
Lashing Skies, is a captivating 45-minute immersive audio journey of 5 imagined stories on the edges of disaster during the events of September 11th, 2001 designed and directed by multidisciplinary artist Brigitte Poupart
Presented for the first time in Canada, ETERNAL is a 20 minute immersive audio experience for one person, alone in a bed
Collaboration
A multi-faceted project consisting of drawings, texts, posters and the powerful and moving short documentary film Pouvoir, directed by Paul Tom
Collaboration
The PHI Foundation, in collaboration with Onishka Productions and the Centre du Théâtre d'Aujourd'hui (CTD’A), presents the sound walk Marguerite: la pierre.
An exhibition at the intersection of music, art, pop, media and technology in relation to the multifaceted techno scene, genres and political projects stemming from the subcultures of the 1980s to today and traces the processes of cultural and economic appropriation
At the SAT
Presented by PHI, the Society for Arts and Technology and the Goethe-Institut Montreal in conjunction with the TECHNO WORLDS exhibition