If you found yourself shipwrecked and washed ashore, what three things would you most wish to have with you? How would you make a new home where you beached? Join us on April 11 and April 12 for the public opening of Shipwreck, a durational work under development by UKAI Projects at Milieux Institute. […]
Join the Media History Research Centre on April 10th for the last event of their Montreal Media History Seminar. Professor Jeremy Stolow will give a lecture about his latest book Picturing Aura: A Visual Biography (MIT Press). The talk will be followed by a reception. The event is free and open to all! ABOUT […]
Join us on April 9 for Pizza lunch engage with Shipwreck, a durational work under development by UKAI Projects at Milieux Institute. This immersive and interactive experience explores the powerful act of making home amidst the ruins of potential futures, exploring how we navigate ecological, cultural, and technological devastation. From April 6-9, Meghan Moe Beitiks, […]
Join us for A Byte-Sized Welcome, the exciting kick-off event for the new semester with Machine Agencies! Come on down, grab some lunch, and learn about Machine Agencies, an exciting research community at the Milieux Institute investigating artificial intelligence technologies, cultures, and creations. This is your chance to learn about our ongoing projects and hear […]
It's that time of year again! We’ve just announced the 2024-2025 Undergraduate Fellows cohort, and now it’s their turn to introduce themselves, share their projects, and discuss the topics that inspire them. To welcome these remarkable individuals to the broader Milieux community, we invite all members (faculty, students and staff) to join us for a […]
Join TAG for its First Collaboration Event with the Next-Generation Cities Institute (NGCI)! The NGCI is seeking talented game scholars and designers for potential collaborations on thesis projects, internships, and more. This is a unique opportunity to engage with cutting-edge urban development strategies and innovative solutions aimed at shaping the cities of tomorrow. By partnering […]
We’re excited to invite ALL Milieux members—faculty and students alike—to join us for a slice of pizza to celebrate the launch of the Milieux Podcast! This is a fantastic opportunity to (re)connect with fellow members, meet new faces, and share in the excitement of this new project. Looking forward to seeing you there!
Milieux is excited to invite you to a social and networking event on October 16, from 5 to 7 PM, in collaboration with <MTL> connect. We’re thrilled to welcome a distinguished cohort of international curators, providing a unique opportunity for our members to reconnect after the summer. This event is not just about networking! Participants […]
Join us on Wednesday 29th from 2 to 4 p.m on the 11th floor terrace! We are very happy to invite ALL Milieux members for the last gathering before summer! As we all know, May is a busy month at the institute and this year is no exception! This event will be a great opportunity […]
As many of you already know, we have recently announced this years’ Undergraduate Fellows cohort! Now it’s time for the fellows to introduce themselves and their research, or any other topic they care about. Join us for two hours of snappy, fascinating presentations from a group of standout emerging researchers while indulging in some pizza! […]
We are very happy to invite ALL Milieux members (faculty and students alike!) to meet in-person at the Milieux Institute Resource Room (EV 11.705) for our last pizza lunch of the semester! This will be a great opportunity for current and new members to reunite and (re)connect. Come along to have some pizza and chat […]
On April 25th, Post Image presents visual and media artist Caroline Monnet in the last installment of Moving the Landscape to Find Ground. This series is built from a shared ambition to break open lens-based practices via the interrogation of the colonial prism through which photography exists. We are inviting conversation among all communities impacted by the colonial […]
