Roundtable discussion as part of the fall exhibition
As part of the fall exhibition, the Foundation invites you to attend a roundtable discussion at the daphne art center, on Saturday, October 24.
Guided tour by curator Camille Larivée
On October 31, curator Camille Larivée will lead a guided tour of the fall exhibition at the Grantham Foundation.
Admission: Free, registration required
Research Residency in Art, Architecture, and the Environment at the Pavillon de l’Arsenal (Paris)
Graphic Design: Louise Paradis
The Foundation is glad to partner with the Pavillon de l’Arsenal and the CALQ to launch a new residency program between Quebec and France.
This call for projects is aimed at Quebec-based creators whose work focuses on architecture and addresses environmental issues. The selected artist will undertake an eight-week residency at the Pavillon de l’Arsenal in Paris during the spring of 2027. The residency includes a grant of CAD 8,000.
Application deadline: November 19, 2026.
2027 Call for Projects Awardees
From left to right: Ludwig Berger (©Valentin Bansac), Binghuang Xu, and Tadeáš Říha
The Grantham Foundation is glad to announce the recipients of its 2027 calls for projects:
Ludwig Berger - recipient of the Visual Arts Creation Prize
Binghuang Xu - recipient of the Visual Arts Research Prize
Tadeáš Říha - recipient of the Architecture Creation and Research Prize
Group exhibition
The Moon Shimmers as we Carry Along our Memories
Graphic design: Yacine Caiserman and Yasmine Taïbi
The Grantham Foundation for the Arts and the Environment is delighted to announce the group exhibition The Moon Shimmers as we Carry Along our Memories.
This exhibition showcases Indigenous Art by presenting the work of artists Asinnajaq (Inuk), Mélanie O'Bomsawin (W8banaki), Shirley Moorhouse (Inuk), Taryn Walker (Nlaka'pamux and Syilx), and the Canadian-Palestinian artist Jude Abu Zaineh. The exhibition is curated by Camille Larivée.
The Moon Shimmers as we Carry Along our Memories runs from September 12 to November 15, 2026.
Triennial Fundraising Campaign 2025-2027
The Art of Cohabiting the Earth
The Grantham Foundation for the Arts and the Environment invites you to take part in its new fundraising campaign under the theme The Art of Cohabiting the Earth.
Your generosity is of the utmost importance. It enables the Foundation to:
enhance its research and creation residency programs;
continue presenting high-quality exhibitions and mediation activities;
produce new publications that shed light on and preserve all of our activities.