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The blank canvas of Le Livart.
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The neo-Tudor-inspired building from 1933 was transformed by architectural firm La Shed.
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Le Livart combines gallery, exhibition spaces, an art school, and artist studios.
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Step in to Le Livart.
Le LivArt, Montreal
A space of inspiring creation.
At the heart of Plateau-Mont-Royal in Montreal is Le Livart, a multidisciplinary centre for contemporary art. Founders Cindy Tessier-Trudeau and Marc O’Brien-Miro saw the potential to transform the former presbytery belonging to Dominican friars into a place of higher learning of a different kind. The neo-Tudor-inspired building from 1933 was transformed by architectural firm La Shed into a structure containing a gallery (where pop-up exhibitions are a frequent occurrence), an event hall, artist studios, an art school, and a boutique, where you can find original pieces of art and design created by artists in residence.
Le Livart offers a varied program of courses for both young and old to learn more about contemporary visual arts and develop their creativity.
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