Opening October 20 at the Gardiner Museum in Toronto. Enter a world at once familiar and uncanny. Montreal-based artist Karine Giboulo invites visitors into an immersive reimagining of her home. Brought to life by over 500 miniature ... Read more →

Text (abridged) by Elena Glasberg & Lisa E. Bloom. A group of figures heads for icy distant mountains. A familiar enough scene of polar explorers hauling their sledges. Yet somehow this does not quite fit the heroic ... Read more →

During the 2022 Venice Biennale, Art Mûr gallery will occupy the former 2019 Estonia Pavilion to present its group exhibition Terra Nova: looking at the present and the future. In partnership with the Giudecca Art District, ... Read more →

Text by Nathalie Agostini  Nicholas Galanin’s first solo exhibition in Montreal combines sculptural works, multimedia installation and photographic prints from 2012–19. A sharp observer of a broadly assessed contemporary culture, Galanin works around themes of resistance, the ... Read more →

From sci-fi to superheroes, interdisciplinary artist Sonny Assu investigates what it means to be an Indigenous Canadian today. Raised in North Delta BC, a suburb of Vancouver, it wasn’t until Assu was eight years old that ... Read more →

For Berlin Art Week, Art Mûr Berlin is pleased to present two solo exhibitions by Canadian artist Greg Payce and Berlin-based artist Dana Widawski. The work of both artists will also be exhibited in the gallery's ... Read more →

Curated by Mother Tongue In the context of Berlin Art Week, Art Mûr Berlin is delighted to present Nadia Myre’s Code Switching and Other Work, an exhibition first presented by Mother Tongue during Glasgow International 2018.  Code-Switching and ... Read more →

La Biennale d'art contemporain autochtone is proud to present at Art Mûr Berlin a special project titled Conflicting Heroes that includes the work of nine Indigenous artists from North America brought together under the curatorship of Michael Patten.   "In the ... Read more →

Curator: Michael Patten Sonny Assu (Kwakwaka’wakw), Natalie Ball (Modoc – Klamath), Dayna Danger (Metis – Anishinaabe – Saulteaux), David Garneau (Metis), Leonard Getinthecar (Nicholas & Jerrod Galanin, (Tlingit – Aleut)) in collaboration with Nep Sidhu, Kent Monkman ... Read more →

Art Mûr is happy to present the work of Utrecht based artist Robbie Cornelissen in Berlin. With a career spanning more than three decades, Robbie Cornelissen has established himself among the leading contemporary draughtsmen in Europe. His ... Read more →

Art Mûr is happy to begin its 2018 exhibition program with two solo exhibitions. Simon Bilodeau La mélancolie à l’infini: Autant en emporte le vent January 18–March 3, 2018 (space 2) Opening reception on January 18, 5–8pm  The exhibition La mélancolie ... Read more →

Art Mûr in collaboration with The High Commission of Canada in London and Art Bermondsey Project Space is pleased to present Canada Now, a two part exhibition project organized by curator Anaïs Castro. Self-Abstractions looks at ... Read more →

The High Commission of Canada in London in collaboration with Art Mûr gallery is pleased to present Self-Abstractions, a group exhibition organized by curator Anaïs Castro with Jannick Deslauriers, Cal Lane, Marie-Eve Levasseur, Nadia Myre and ... Read more →

Art Mûr is pleased to present Karine Giboulo’s first solo exhibition in Germany. The Montreal-based artist has gained attention for her elaborate miniature worlds that are reminiscent of dioramas and ethnographic museum displays. Behind their precious scale and ... Read more →

In the context of Leipzig’s Spinnerei Winter Gallery Tour, Art Mûr is pleased to open its 2017 programming with the first solo exhibition of Laurent Lamarche in Europe. For the past ten years, the Montreal-based artist ... Read more →

Art Mûr is pleased to announce the inauguration of Art Mûr Leipzig, a new satellite space in the Spinnerei, a cultural complex in Leipzig, Germany, and Cal lane’s debut European solo exhibition. This exciting venture marks the ... Read more →