The Prix Albert-Dumouchel for emerging artists fosters the emergence of new practices in the printed arts by celebrating the boldness and quality of research by emerging artists.It is open to students enrolled in undergraduate visual arts or related programs whose practice is related to the printed arts. In collaboration with Arprim, L’imprimerie offers the winning artist a three-month residency, including 24/7 access to the workshops
L’imprimerie and the Loto-Québec Collection are joining forces to offer a guided tour of the exhibitions followed by a studio immersion into the world of Elmyna Bouchard, a leading figure in contemporary printmaking in Quebec.
The zine Imprimer maintenant – arts, écologies et communautés is now available in digital format! You can explore its different sections by clicking here.
To mark its 60th anniversary, L’imprimerie is launching two creative residencies for racialized and Indigenous artists.
Meet our artists in residency, Stéphanie Nuckle, Levana Katz and Katya Konioukhova, Thursday, 5th March, 2026, at 6 p.m.
L’imprimerie, centre d’artiste enthusiastically invites you to the launch of Imprimer maintenant – arts, écologies et communautés (Printing Now – Arts, Ecology, and Communities), a collection of zines that affirms our commitment to eco-sensitive and socially responsible practices.
Meet with artists in our customized residencies, Catherine Aboumrad, Camille-Zoé Valcourt-Synnott and Sonia Plourde.
Artists Caroline Boileau and Adeline Rognon explore the relationship between body and memory through the medium of paper.
