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The Map is Not the Territory 

Graphic design: Audrey Plante, Camille Tanguay and Louise Paradis

The Map is Not the Territory is an exhibition by French artist Karine Bonneval and Swiss artist Mériol Lehmann, who has lived in Quebec for 40 years. Presented together at the Grantham Foundation, the two artists' original works engage in a dialogue about the fragile ecology of the land. The Map is Not the Territory invites us to consider the soil as a lived space, host to a multitude of living organisms and bearer of an affective memory. Each of the two installations that make up the exhibition attempts to bridge the gap between the representation of the world and its reality, between the cartographic tools that abstractly map and characterize environments and what actually happens on the ground. The exhibition will be on view at the Foundation from May 4 to June 9. 

To find out more about the exhibition, click here.

 

2025 Call for Projects

Design: Benjamin Gatien and Louise Paradis

The Grantham Foundation is pleased to officially launch its 2025 Calls for Projects.

The 2025 Calls are divided into three parts: Visual Arts Creation, Visual Arts Research and Research and Creation in Architecture.

The application deadline is June 14, 2024.

For full details on the Visual Arts Creation Award, click here.   

For full details on the Visual Arts Research Award, click here.   

For full details of the Creation and Research Award in Architecture, click here.

 

Video – Inhabiting the space with Pierre Thibault and Philippe Madec

Image : Edgar Fritz 

On the occasion of the exhibition Inhabiting the space on the architect Pierre Thibault in the fall of 2023, the Grantham Foundation has invited the French architect Philippe Madec to share his views on architecture and comment on the exhibition. 

This video clip, produced by filmmaker Edgar Fritz, allows us to witness the meeting of these two important figures in contemporary architecture. 

To watch the video, click here. 

 

Fundraising Campaign 2022-2024

Let’s find a new way of inhabiting Earth

The Grantham Foundation for the Arts and the Environment seen from the sky

The Grantham Foundation launches its 2nd three-year fundraising campaign 2022-2024.

Your generosity allows the Foundation to produce exceptional exhibitions and public events related to environmental issues. It also ensures the proper functioning of its publication, mediation and education programs, with the general public and the audiences it has targeted: young people in schools and seniors.

The Foundation needs your support. You can make a donation by clicking below or by check payable to the Grantham Foundation at 1411 rue Blanchard, Saint-Edmond-de-Grantham, Qc, J0C 1K0.