L'INCONNUE

03/20/2020

Update: The opening of L'INCONNUE's New York location will be postponed until Fall 2020. Wishing everyone safety in these turbulent times

06/03/2019

🗞 𝓔𝓧𝓣𝓡𝓐 𝓔𝓧𝓣𝓡𝓐 🗞
Anaïs Castro’s interview with Leila Greiche is now ONLINE at Daily Lazy! + James D. Campbell’s review of our exhibition “Body” is out now in Border Crossings Magazine! + LAST WEEK to see our current exhibition WOMEN'S WORK! Gallery hours: Weds-Sat 12-5pm 👁

Photo credit: Sandra Larochelle Courtesy of Leila Greiche and L'INCONNUE Leila Greiche and I already knew each other before the...

05/23/2019

Thank you O FLUXO for sharing our current exhibition 'Women's Work'! The exhibition is open until June 8th. Opening hours Weds - Sat 12-5pm

Women’s Work Anne Low, Luanne Martineau, Olga Abeleva At L’INCONNUE, Montreal, Canada Apr 18 – Jun 8, 2019 Anne Low’s women workers could be found on the medieval construction site (2016-2017…

05/16/2019

Thank you Art Viewer for sharing Women's Work at L'INCONNUE! Come see Women's Work Weds-Sat 12-5pm, open until June 8th!

Women's Work - Anne Low, Luanne Martineau, Olga Abeleva

Women’s Work at L’INCONNUE https://buff.ly/2VrpBTq

01/22/2019

Hosted by L'INCONNUE's founder and director Leila Greiche, in our first episode artists Thea Yabut, Laurie Kang, and Jenine Marsh join the podcast to discuss Thea Yabut's recent solo show “VIBRISSA” at L'INCONNUE gallery, Montréal. We cover topics of how identity informs work both through the production process and conceptually, how travel permits discomfort and informs change in their practices, and, at the end, all of the artists answer a surprise question!
Listen now: https://spoti.fi/2S32W1Q

10/25/2018

Thank you James D. Campbell Whitehot Magazine of Contemporary Art for your thoughtful review of Thea Yabut's exhibition VIBRISSA.

"Both touch and touching take on a whole new meaning. Yabut offers us new possibilities and models for the lived experience of touch, even as she adroitly caresses the inside of her viewers’ imagination."

In the new work Thea Yabut is exhibiting here, it is as though the gallery space has been invaded. The outliers of a curious biology have taken up residence.