Included with admission
About the artist
Keerat Kaur is a Canadian artist of Sikh-Panjabi heritage with a background as a licensed architect (OAA). Her ever-evolving multidisciplinary practice spans painting, sculpture, writing, music, public art, and architecture. Rooted in the written word, her work weaves narrative and symbolism to explore themes of nature and spirituality, drawing deeply from Indic philosophies. Educated in French immersion, she speaks Panjabi, English, French, and Hindi, and is currently studying the Shahmukhi script and the Braj language. She holds a BA from Western University (2012) and a Master of Architecture degree from the University of Toronto (2016), and continues to expand her practice through formal training in Indian classical music (Dhrupad and Khayaal) and traditional Pahari painting.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Reservation terms: Admission is free. No reservations required. Limited spots. Participants can join as spots open up.
Language: Activity in English.
Getting to the event: Please use the main Museum entrance at 1380 Sherbrooke Street West. The story reading and workshop will be held at S2 in the Jean-Noël Desmarais Pavilion.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND PARTNERSHIPS
We thank the Honourable Baljit Chadha and Roshi Chadha for their exceptional support in making this exhibition possible. We also wish to thank Sari Hornstein for her generous contribution.
Major Patrons
Fondation de la Chenelière and Fondation Ariane Riou et Réal Plourde
Patron
The Molson Foundation
Public Partners
Canada Council for the Arts, Conseil des arts de Montréal, and Gouvernement du Québec
