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Exhibitions

Art that inspires change

At Age of Union, we believe in the power of art to inspire change. Through immersive experiences like The Black Hole Experience (BHX), our mobile exhibitions travel the world, inviting audiences to experience art that not only challenges perceptions but also drives action.

Our exhibitions are designed to create meaningful connections, spark dialogue, and provoke reflection — encouraging all of us to consider our role in building a more harmonious future.

We’re here to spark thought, inspire action, and bring about real change through art and purpose-driven experiences.

The Age of Union Centre is now permanently closed. Thank you for your support!

The Centre is not accessible to wheelchair users. The 2nd floor is only accessible through a staircase. Guide dogs are permitted in the Centre’s public spaces.

5 min walk from De Castelnau metro station (blue line); 55, 92, 93 buses; and Bixi stations.

There is no visitor parking at the Centre, but there are street parking and commercial parking lots close by.

We welcome all types of groups for guided tours. Visits must be booked at least two weeks in advance. Fees are $5 per person or a minimum rate of $80 per group. Tour duration is 1.5 hours and is available Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Free guided tours are offered on the first Saturday of each month at 12 p.m. in French and 2 p.m. in English.

The Centre is offering free admission every Friday and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., until March 16th, 2024. Free guided visits will be offered in French at 12 p.m. in English and at 2 p.m.

We hope to see you soon!

Please note that the Centre will be closing permanently following March 16th, 2024.

We look forward to embarking on another chapter with Age of Union.

Current exhibitions

February 22 - December 31, 2024

OASIS

In collaboration with OASIS new exhibition, “Root for Nature.” is an immersive exhibition inspired by the historic signing of the COP15 Agreement. In this experience, you will be immersed in the heart of nature in a production designed to motivate visitors to take positive actions in the face of major environmental issues. You will discover some of Age of Union's international conservation projects.

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May 21 - December 31, 2024

Black Hole Experience

The Black Hole Experience (BHX) is a mobile immersive experience presented by Age of Union and conceived by Dax Dasilva and artist Kelly Nunes that draws inspiration from the physics and spiritual properties of black holes.

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Past
Exhibitions

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Dissipative Topologies by Nima Navab

Fall-Winter 2022
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Touched By The Tears of a Butterfly by Mike MacDonald, curated by Adrian A. Stimson

Fall-Winter 2022
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Mega Fauna by Age of Union

Fall-Winter 2022
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10 Projects by Age of Union

Recurring
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Bingo by Adrian A. Stimson / 1885 by Edward Poitras

Spring/Summer 2023
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Terrarium by Damian Siqueiros

Spring/Summer 2023
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Là où se pose la lumière

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Looking to the Future

Current Exhibition
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Focused on Nature

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Black Hole Experience Premieres at C2 Montreal

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Age of Union Alliance Unveils The Black Hole Experience, a Mobile Immersive Exhibition and Reset for Humankind

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Artist Rebecca Foon Invites Moment of Reflection with Visual Installation “Kenauk Lightboxes”

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Artist Kelly Nunes Explores Relationship Between Water and Plastic in “Glacier Cave” Installation

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Indigenous Artist-Curator Adrian Stimson Sees New Directions for the Earth

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Age of Union Donates $50,000 to Sponsor Environmental Art at Toronto Biennial

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