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Quebec City Biennial Explores Art, Climate, and Politics

4/2/2026

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The Quebec City Biennial, curated by Didier Morelli, gathers 60 artists to explore the interplay of art, ice, and geopolitics through April 19, 2026.
The exhibition emphasizes political nature of art, showing how climate change and colonial histories shape narratives.
Jessie Kleeman's "An Iceberg that Breathes" reflects Greenland's climate crisis.
Tania Candiani's "Listening to Ice and Moving Water" invites audience interaction.
Joyce Joumaa and Joi Arcand highlight Quebec's linguistic tensions.

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Story summary

The Quebec City Biennial, curated by Didier Morelli, gathers 60 artists to explore the interplay of art, ice, and geopolitics through April 19, 2026.
The exhibition emphasizes political nature of art, showing how climate change and colonial histories shape narratives.
Jessie Kleeman's "An Iceberg that Breathes" reflects Greenland's climate crisis.
Tania Candiani's "Listening to Ice and Moving Water" invites audience interaction.
Joyce Joumaa and Joi Arcand highlight Quebec's linguistic tensions.