The Artists of TerraTerre 2026: Fragments / Les artistes de TerraTerre 2026: Fragments

[EN] Congratulations to the artists from all over Canada who have been selected for the TerraTerre 2026: Fragments exhibition! The public is invited to come see 35 works sourced from a great variety of practices and approaches. Join us for the vernissage on April 22, 2026, starting at 4 PM, at Galerie Voland, 4710 St-Ambroise, Montreal (Quebec) H4C 2C7.

[FR] Bravo aux artistes de partout au Canada dont la candidature a été retenue pour l'exposition TerraTerre 2026: Fragments. Le grand public est convié à venir admirer 35 oeuvres tirées d'une grande variété de pratiques et d'approches. Rejoignez-nous pour le vernissage, 22 avril, 2026, dès 16h, Galerie Voland, 4710 St-Ambroise, Montréal (Québec) H4C 2C7.


Andrew Ackerman Marzi Alimo Célia Beauchesne
Jacquie Blondin Wei Cheng
Catherine De Abreu Catherine De Abreu Samantha Dickie Darren Emenau
Stephanie Flowers Adrian Golban Catherina Goldnau
Francois Grenier Beatrice Hall Laura Huchet
Asmae Laraqui Lysanne Larose Sophie Manessiez
Laure Masson Mindy Moore Nancy Oakley
Benjamin Oswald Coral Patola Jean Paull
Daria Pelsher Jai Sallay-Carrington Sophie Saragosti
Charlotte Saulnier Nicole Schouela Rachel Schwartz
Erin Skelton Gaby Scope Silvia Tagusagawa
Maria M. Torres Pending

Marlene Zagdanski


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