Hi Everyone,

Our team is working on several new projects and events, all of them very different yet all very exciting.

We are working with a fabulous Juno nominated Canadian R&B soul singer/song writer, a dynamic visual artist who we will be feature during the Month of May on our partner's site Avenue Art.ca as well as during the Montreal Grand Prix, and will share a talented new artist and company who are teaming up to create a bold new brand and audience.  


I will share updates on twitter as I get more news on each but before we introduce those events and projects with greater detail we are taking you on trip!!

We are driving from Montreal to Memphis to unveil what we feel is one of our most exciting multi national projects yet, The Capture Canada Photography Exhibition as part of The Memphis in May International Festival.  



We want to bring you along for the ride as we visit some great towns, hotels, discover the local art, eat some delicious food, sip some great cocktails and of course check out any events that are happening.

INSPIRATION!!

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Montreal is home to an eclectic array of impressive outdoor sculptures. Created by some of our most talented artists and made possible by the generosity of individuals, organizations and companies, these artworks add both beauty and intrigue to our outdoor surroundings.

Although we may only afford them a passing glance as we rush off to our next appointment, these monuments have become intrinsic components of the Montreal cityscape.

With this in mind, I decided to take a closer look at some of the sculptures that I often pass on a daily basis - and what better way then by foot? So, along with my regular cast of characters, armed with coffees in hand, we set out for a glorious stroll along Sherbrooke Street to check out some of Montreal's finest outdoor art, and we would like to invite you to join us.

Beginning at Greene Avenue in Westmount heading east, we'd only had time for a few sips of our java before our first stop. Here in front of a brown edifice on the north side corner of Elm, we encountered a very familiar sculpture - yet nobody in the group or passer byers knew the artist or title. Reading the plaque we learned that this bronze gentleman perpetually perusing his newspaper is entitle Catching Up and is by well  know American artist, J.Seward Johnson Jr. 

It certainly helps give character and life to an otherwise non descript office building.