artch has supported over 100 emerging artists in jump-starting their careers through specialized training offered by industry experts, giving them a unique opportunity to bring entrepreneurialism to their artistic careers. This mentoring program guides them through themes such as copyright, the different niches and art markets, financing artistic projects, communications, networking, and more.
The artch festival offers to new artists a chance to be introduced and take place within the artistic communities of Quebec. Beyond the festival, we create for them multiple side projects to let them exist fully throughout the province.
With the help of many partners, artch has produced over fourty events, exhibitions and activities. Those collaborations are deeply precious, as they promote our artist’s works within different environments all while supporting their practices and evolution in their art.
artch – Identifying, training, and creating a career springboard for emerging professional visual artists.
artch is a Quebecois nonprofit organization whose mission is to identify, support, train, and promote emerging contemporary artists while building connections with the visual arts community, the business community, new buyers, and the general public.
artch – identify, train, and create a career springboard for emerging professional visual artists
artch is a Quebecois non-profit organization working to identify, support, train and promote emerging contemporary artists, as well as creating links between the art communities and the business world, new art collectors and the general public.
PROGRAMs
13.04.25
Montreal
11.04.25
Montréal
11.04.25
13.04.25
Montreal
24.04.25
27.06.25
Alma
20.03.25
Montreal
27.02.25
Online
News
News
News
News
News
News
News
News
News
News
News
News
Details
Transmutations of Becoming with Each Other
artch and Centre SAGAMIE present Transmutations of Becoming with Each Other, Cristel Silva’s first solo exhibition, from April 24 to June 27, 2025 at Centre SAGAMIE in Alma.
Cristel Silva explores the invisible spaces of the city, such as wastelands and railways, taking her inspiration from the Situationist movement. The exhibition, which grew out of a residency at Centre SAGAMIE, invites us to rethink the way we inhabit our cities, combining the intimate and the political through art.
This project is part of the Plein solo initiative, supported by the ministère de la Culture et des Communications.