Founded in 1894, the Women’s Art Society of Montreal (WASM) was established to integrate women into the art world during an era when they held few rights. Over its 132-year history, the society has evolved into an inclusive community that now invites both men and women to expand their artistic knowledge and practice.
This enduring spirit is on full display at the current L'AMOUR exhibition, held at the historic Conseil des arts de Montréal building throughout the month of May. The show features 76 diverse artworks exploring the theme of love and serves as a welcoming destination for families.
Visitors are invited to the vernissage on Thursday, May 14, from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. to meet the artists and enjoy wine and cheese. This is a family location, where families can attend and explore so many kinds of art. Rarely can most art shows be open 0800-2200 week days and 0930 to 1730 weekends. Across the street is Lafontaine Park so a whole day with family can be viewing art and enjoying the outside as well. Notably, a portion of the proceeds from the exhibition will be donated to the Montreal Children's Hospital to support paediatric mental health services.
The exhibition is from April 7, 2026 to July 6, 2026.
The Webster Pavillion 915 rue Clark, Montréal.
This is one of 7 photographs that I am showing at the Old Brewery Mission’s Art Gallery, The Art Gallery is in the cafeteria, which serves individuals experiencing homelessness.
Victoria LeBlanc and myself are the artists exhibiting at this time.