Skip to contentSkip to navigation

Free, reservations required 

Back to the calendar

Composite #47

Information

Length

2h30

Language

Bilingual

Audience

Adults

Type of activity

Event

Free, reservations required 

Wednesday December 9, 2026 at 06:00 pm

Come meet key players in Montreal’s digital scene at this quarterly networking event.

Dedicated to digital creativity, COMPOSITE aims to bring together and spark collaboration between members of the arts community and the digital sector, including creators, artist-run centres, organizations, companies and digital professionals.

PROGRAM

Each COMPOSITE event unfolds as follows:

  • Ten 1-minute “Announcement and Inspiration” presentations
  • Six 5-minute presentations on projects selected by the COMPOSITE committee from the call for proposals 

The event concludes with an evening of networking to allow the panelists and audience members to connect with each other and discuss their respective projects.



 

About Hubblo, Co-Presenting Sponsor of COMPOSITE #47
Hubblo is a trailblazing innovative company exclusively specialized in immersive works and installations. With its unique expertise in immersive design and strong international network, Hubblo boasts the most comprehensive offer of turnkey immersive solutions on the market. Hubblo has become a key player in the cultural sector and the digital industry.  

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Location: Maxwell Cummings Auditorium, 1379-A Sherbrooke Street West

Reservation terms: Please note that seat reservations are held until the beginning of the event. Once the activity has started, any unoccupied seats will be offered on a first-come, first-served basis.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND PARTNERSHIP

COMPOSITE #47 is organized by the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts in collaboration with Hubblo. 

The COMPOSITE series is an initiative of the Conseil des arts de Montréal and is coordinated by MAPP_MTL in collaboration with key players in Montreal’s digital scene.

Public Partner
Conseil des arts de Montréal

Add a touch of culture to your inbox
Subscribe to the Museum newsletter

Bourgie Hall Newsletter sign up