Exposition Micro_MAPP 2021 Facing Nothingness
The pandemic that has hit us for more than a year now has created great voids in human relationships, in the cultural milieu and in…
Exhibitions
Messiah 2.0: The Growing of a God / Religionvir.us
MESSIAH 2.0 is the second transmission from the fourth mutation of [M]Dudeck’s queer religion and space opera, RELIGIONVIR.US. It features a series of transmedial hypericons…
êmîcêtôsêt-Many Bloodlines
The film is a dual protagonist, character-driven story in which two women are on a path towards having a child together through the fertility treatment…
Wanted: Strong Woman
“My work focuses on narratives where Black women get to be the heroes of their own stories. In Wanted: Strong Woman, I wanted to tell…
Modern Native
The spoken word poem “Modern Native” by Andrea Grant is about the storytelling traditions of our culture and the duality within Natives and Natives of…
House of Pride ★ Ballroom Boudoir
House of Pride, a Montréal art collective comprised of artists Jacques Besner (Jackie Jet), Martha Carter (Marta Marta), Joffrey Dumas (Frigid), Stephen Hues (LaReign), Kiet…
Ink
Ink is the works of New York artist Connie Fleming, featuring black and white, pencil and ink illustrations. Connie channeled her energy during the earliest…
Full Coverage
Full Coverage features the work of UK based James Tuitt. These paintings begin as warm, surreal spaces that serve as a backdrop to centre the…
Shaping the Past / Inscribing in the Present
Shaping the Past is a partnership of the Goethe-Institut North America, Monument Lab, and the Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung (Federal Agency for Civic Education). The…
Never Apart TV Show Season 4
Never Apart TV is an arts and culture news program giving a much needed voice to queer artists. Never Apart is a cultural organization with…
Digitizing Indigeneity
Digitizing Indigeneity is a multi-media exhibition featuring the work of Vancouver based contemporary artist Preston Buffalo.
Unravelling
Unravelling is a personal exploration of anxiety and depression through costume, dance, photography and poetry.
Golden Frequencies
Golden Frequencies: A photography exhibition celebrating Black artistry with the reminder to create for, invest in and honour Black artists.
chi-miigwech
Combining bright colours, complex patterning and symbology, Nico Williams’ works create narratives about Indigenous knowledge systems and experiences in order to educate about the current…
Revelations
Stina’s work centers African and Caribbean histories, mythologies and architectural forms.
Joy As Resistance
Joy As Resistance is our response to society telling Afro-descendants to “shut up”, or that we are “too loud”…
Boy Wives & Female Husbands + Silicone Sunset & Eclectic Identity + 2050
Yannis Davy Guibinga uses photography to not only celebrate, but also document and represent the many cultures and identities of the African continent and its…
Ancestors, Can You Read Us? (Dispatches from the Future) + Antarctica
Toronto-based artist Syrus Marcus Ware imagines a world where racialized people have survived the “Black death spectacle”…
Permanent Salon
This exhibition room showcases works from the Never Apart collection.
MAPP MTL 2020 Exhibition: The Unknown
Learn more about MAPP MTL’s 2020 micro-mapping exhibition.
Laundry Project
Laundry is the expression of Latinx identity and internet culture.
Tsanizid
Beric Manywounds presents a moving image journey through sound and metamorphosis.
City Wanders / Habitat
Steffie Boucher presents a double photography exhibition.
BIJOUX
This exhibition at Never Apart celebrates the creativity and self-expression of trans femmes.
Never Apart Archive Room
A public resource filled with content and artwork from our collaborators, along with works from our collection and ongoing productions.
Canadiana Threads: Le Château
Never Apart is starting a new series of exhibits called “Canadiana Threads” with the goal to highlight and promote Canadian Fashion designers.
Bathhouse At The End Of The World
Eric Kostiuk Williams brings his queer cartooning and illustration practice further than ever into fantasy and formal experimentation.
10
This portrait series highlights ten talented queer artists, musicians and activists in Montreal.
Never Apart TV Season 3
Never Apart TV is an arts and culture news program giving a much needed voice to queer artists.
L’homme à l’aise
The space created in this installation, is a conversation between the past lives of discarded seats and their transformation into works of art.
Ecological Ambisonic Recordings 001: Rainforest
This ambisonic sound installation allows participants to step into an immersive experience of the Costa Rican rainforest.
Five Years / Twenty-Five Faces
We celebrate 5 years of Never Apart, and its music division NVA with 25 photographs by Saad Al-Hakkak.
Écran de Rêve (Screen Dream Bod)
MTLight is a collective that creates bridges between the plastic and digital arts by combining painting, video-mapping and interactivity in a creative and contemporary composite…
Après la houle
The paintings of Marie-Claude Lacroix reveal a deep curiosity for the construction and fragmentation of images, with the idea of exploded contours ever-present in her…
The Hairs, The Hats and Aunt Fancie
Inspired by the history of her own family, Ashley Scott uses feminine hairstyles and headdresses for a journey through her female family history, the history…
Cream Filled Chocolate Candies
My project Cream Filled Chocolate Candies is a photography series exploring the intricacies of growing up as a second-generation immigrant of the African and Caribbean…
Restless Migrant Syndrome
About 10% of Colombia’s population left escaping the war between 2000-2005. I was one of them. A family of six ran to three different continents…
Pueblo Mágico: Border Stories
Director Linx Selby presents Pueblo Mágico: Border Stories, a portrait of her hometown, Patagonia, Arizona, nestled in the heart of the Sonoran borderlands. Through the…
A Hazy Collision
Gaëlle Elma is a Haitian born, self-taught photographer based in Montreal, Canada. At first, she thought she wanted to be a dancer, but then she…
PYOTR495
Set one evening in present-day Moscow, 16 year-old Pyotr is baited by an ultra-nationalist group known for their violent abductions and attacks bolstered by Russia’s…
FemCan
Six portraits of some of Canada’s most notable female musicians who have impressed and inspired on an international scale. Recognized for their talent and for…
Cosmic Manifestations
The series Cosmic Manifestations and ONEIROS are the result of researches and dreamlike visions transmitted through dreams and meditative visions. I build structured compositions that…
The Snows of Ruskin 2017-19
Schweitzer’s The Snows of Ruskin captures the complexity and contradictions of the critic’s mind with its composite allusions and binary oppositions. Through improbable juxtapositions and…
Infinite Light
Presenting the images on a lightbox with animated LED lights brings back motion and light to the image. The LED lighting system can be remotely…
Imaginaires Collectifs (Collective Imaginations) MAPP_MTL
MAPP_MTL is exhibiting micro-mapping works of all forms – sculptural, filmic, installation art, augmented reality, immersive or responsive. The juxtaposition of these video mapping art…
For Whom Masculinities Matter
An exhibition that asks: what has gone unsaid about NDN masculinities? What can radical tenderness and fluid gender teach us about consciousness-raised, anti-colonial, tender Indigenous masculinities?
Absence Is Present
This exhibition is a partnership between artists, archivists, and activists aiming at initiating an experimental dialogue on the crucial question of the restitution and constitution…
Kaya: Taste of Paradise
An original movie musical set in 1979 about a young South African immigrant, Kaya, who defies her older brother and fights for her American dream…
After Hours Chez Madame Arthur
After hours Chez Madame Arthur brings together research by Pidduck and other scholars including Line Chamberland and Julie Podmore to mark the 50th anniversary of…
Queer as German Folk
The exhibition highlights moments of the queer movement’s history without claiming to tell the only possible story.