Mois de la Photo à Montréal

Curated by Joan Fontcuberta, the Mois de la Photo à Montréal highlights The Post-Photographic Condition presenting the work of 29 Canadian and international artist across the city.

Patricia Piccinini, <i>Domain</i>, 2005. From the series <i>Nature’s Little Helpers</i>, 2005. Digital C-Type photograph, 80 x 160 cm. Edition 3 of 6. Courtesy of the artist © Patricia Piccinini

Le Mois de la Photo à Montréal (MPM) creates an opportunity for the critical understanding of current photographic discourses and generates an engaging dialogue on the contemporary image.

Leandro Berra, <i>Mathieu A.</i>, 2005. From the series <i>Autoportraits robots</i> (2005). Inkjet print on satin paper, 50 x 75 cm. Courtesy of the artist and galerie UNIVER / Colette Colla, Paris © Leandro Berra — **Top**: Patricia Piccinini, *Domain*, 2005. From the series *Nature’s Little Helpers*, 2005. Digital C-Type photograph, 80 x 160 cm. Edition 3 of 6. Courtesy of the artist © Patricia Piccinini. **Above**: Leandro Berra, *Mathieu A.*, 2005. From the series *Autoportraits robots* (2005). Inkjet print on satin paper, 50 x 75 cm. Courtesy of the artist and galerie UNIVER / Colette Colla, Paris © Leandro Berra

From September 10, for its 14th edition, the biennial highlights The Post-Photographic Condition, a theme conceived by Catalan guest curator Joan Fontcuberta.

The biennial features 29 artists, Canadian and International, whose works are presented in 16 venues across Montreal including museums, university galleries and art centres. The artworks critically explore the massive presence of images and their unlimited availability in our contemporary culture characterised by the ubiquity of Internet and smartphones. The biennial is complemented by a publication, a colloquium, as well as artist talks, video screenings, workshops and guided tours for all ages.