Guided Tour of Concordia's Public Art Collection: Exploring the Intersections of Art, Technology and Scholarly Life

As part of the Journées de la Culture and in partnership with Art Public Montreal, Concordia University is offering thematic tours of the Concordia Public Art Collection.

Exploring the Intersections of Art, Technology and Scholarly Life tour will showcase five artworks located on Concordia's downtown campus. This tour explores and highlights the multi-disciplinary nature of Concordia University and the collection's formal and aesthetic diversity. This tour features works that intersect art and technology and considers their impact on the university community.

The featured artworks include:

• Lumière Intérieur (2013), Pascal Grandmaison
• Trans-Earth (1981), Yves Trudeau
• Imaginary Portrait of 24 Universal Geniuses of Today (1981), Jesús Carles de Vilallonga
• Di-Octo II, (2017) Anthony Howe
• Heads of Enginering, (2008), Geraldo Pace

Language: English

Duration: 30 mins, rain or shine,

Location: Concordia University,1455 De Maisonneuve Boulevard West, Montreal, Quebec. (Metro Guy/Concordia) 

Meeting point: Outdoors near Anthony Howe's, "DI-Octo II" sculpture (see event image) in front of the Hall Building, located at the Corner of De Maisonneuve Boulevard west and Mackay Streets.