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Galerie d'Art Emergence
2130-1 Rue Crescent
Montreal, Qc. H3G-2B8
Telephone: 514-965-3777
Courriel: info@emergencemtl.com
Galerie d'Art
EMERGENCE


Francine Poulin Speaks volumes
Francine Poulin Francine Poulin is a well-established abstract artist who has exhibited her works across the city. Her works possess a tension that keeps the viewer guessing, noticing new things with each new glance. She only has two pieces on view during Introspection, and they both have a lot to say. Désunion is the larger of the two, the canvas awash in dark umbers and ochers tensely layered together. Two figures stand off-center, back-to-back, their thin outlines emerg

Elsa Vincent
Dec 11, 20251 min read


Yasmeen Kanaan, unflinchingly!
Yasmeen Kanaan is a Palestinian artist currently working in Montreal. Her meticulous oil paintings unflinchingly depict themes of resistance, endurance, and humanity in a collection that provokes deep contemplation and inspires hope for a better future.

Elsa Vincent
Dec 10, 20252 min read


Montreal Artist, Gisele Seguin, contemplating passageways.
Gisèle Séguin is a Montreal-based artist whose wide range of artistic training displays itself in the diversity of her painted works. From p

Elsa Vincent
Dec 9, 20252 min read


Pushing Convention: The Vibrant World of Nataly Cloutier
Nataly Cloutier is a contemporary artist whose work immediately captures the eye and the imagination. Best known for her distinctive urban and sketch like style, Cloutier proves herself a remarkably versatile artist, moving seamlessly from intimate portraits to vibrant cityscapes. Her true talent lies in her ability to push the boundaries of convention, deconstructing familiar scenes with energetic lines and an unconventional approach to form, yet she always masterfully maint
Suzanne Charlebois
Nov 21, 20252 min read


The Enduring Presence of Diane Lelièvre
The Enduring Presence of Diane Lelièvre. Lelièvre’s process is a masterclass in materiality.
Suzanne Charlebois
Nov 19, 20252 min read


Where Delicate Meets Primal: The Fluid World of Françoise Falardeau
She understands that what is left unsaid is often more powerful than what is explicitly rendered. A single, confident stroke of ink might suggest the curve of a breast, while a bloom of watercolor evokes an emotion or a memory more effectively than any detailed depiction could. Her work is profoundly suggestive.
Suzanne Charlebois
Nov 18, 20252 min read
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