Some works in this exhibition require your participation in order to exist. Motion and face detection, facial recognition and photoplethysmography are techniques used in several of the works presented. Also, please note that some include strobe lights and high volume sounds.
SANITARY MEASURES
Arsenal Contemporary Art Montreal is implementing the necessary sanitary measures to ensure the safety of its visitors and staff members in its spaces, while closely following public health recommendations:
- Wearing a mask compulsory for staff and visitors
- Mandatory hand disinfection upon entry
- Hydroalcoholic gel available in several places
- Physical distance of 2 meters required
- Limited number of people in each exhibition hall
- Time slot reservation on the online ticket office
- Payment by credit or debit card, no cash
- Frequent handling surfaces / areas cleaned several times a day
- Bathrooms and common facilities cleaned several times a day
- Cloakroom temporarily closed
- Guided tours temporarily suspended
If you have symptoms of COVID-19, have been in contact with someone with the virus, or have returned from a trip outside the country for less than 2 weeks, please reschedule your trip. visit contacting info@ticketpro.ca
Note that members of Arsenal contemporary art Montreal retain their privileges. However, we ask to reserve the time slot via the online ticket office.
ACCESS
By car: The Arsenal contemporary art Montreal art center is located in the heart of Griffintown at the intersection of Notre-Dame and William streets. PLEASE NOTE THAT PARKING SPACES ARE LIMITED.
Metro: Georges-Vanier station (orange line / 10 minutes walk) or Lionel-Groulx station (green line / 15 minutes walk)
Bus: Lines 35, 36 (corner Notre-Dame and Des Seigneurs) or 57 (corner William and des Seigneurs)
RATES PLUS SERVICE COSTS.
Adult: $ 20 (taxes included) + 2.30 service charges
Child: $ 12 (taxes included) + 2.30 service charges
Children under 5 are admitted free of charge.
NOTE TO PEOPLE WITH EPILEPSY
Our exhibition contains lights that can cause discomfort in people with epilepsy.
DURATION OF EXPOSURE
Q. How long is the Exhibition?
A. Allow about an hour to visit the exhibit.
