About
Mission
The Centre d’art et de diffusion CLARK is an artist-run centre dedicated to the production and the presentation of contemporary art. CLARK has many entities, both physical and virtual, each with its own function. The two main components of the Centre are its gallery, comprised of two exhibition spaces where over ten exhibitions are presented each year, as well as special projects, and the Atelier CLARK, a cabinetmaking and woodworking workshop supporting the artistic community. The Centre also houses a Poste audio, where five sound works are broadcasted each year, the Librairie CLARK, which offers publication launches and readings, and a residency studio. CLARK produces several off-site projects, particularly in performance art, and collaborates with a wide range of cultural and community partners.
History
Since its beginnings on Clark Street in downtown Montréal in 1988, the organization quickly took its place as an important stage for contemporary creativity in Montreal. In 2001, the Centre was relocated, and a space at 5455 avenue de Gaspé in the neighbourhood of Mile End was selected as Centre CLARK’s next location. Since its relocation, CLARK has become an important focal point for its members and the communities it serves.
Team
Bureau et galerie
Atelier
Collaborators
Lucie Lauzon
Accounting services
Supersystème
Graphic design and website
Board
Mallory Lowe Mpoka
Morgan Légaré, Secretary
Muriel Ahmarani Jaouich, Chair
My-Van Dam
Raúl Aguilar Canela, Vice-Chair
Yann Pocreau, Treasurer
Land acknowledgment
The Centre d’art et de diffusion CLARK is located on unceded Indigenous territory. The Kanien’kehá:ka (Mohawk) Nation is recognized as the custodian of the lands and waters of Tiohtià:ke (Montreal), which has long served as a place for many First Nations to live, meet and exchange. CLARK also wishes to recognize the strong ties that unite the Anishinaabe Nation to this territory known by these people as Mooniyang. Today, the Tiohtià:ke/Mooniyang lands are home to a diverse Indigenous population, as well as people from other peoples who reside there. The Centre respects the ongoing connections to the past, present and future in its relationships with Indigenous Peoples and other members of the communities living on this territory.
PACBI
The Centre d’art et de diffusion CLARK supports the international cultural boycott of Israel (PACBI), which is part of the broader Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement.
Le Pacte
The Centre CLARK has signed the Pact for the Recognition and Celebration of Indigenous Languages.
Activity Reports
Legal notice
Centre d’art et de diffusion CLARK is an artist-run center dedicated to production and presentation of contemporary art. The content of this web site is copyrighted. Any reproduction is strictly forbidden. © [2026] Centre CLARK
News
Offre d’emploi: Responsable des communications
Appel de dossiers : Laboratoire d’écriture sur l’art actuel
Appel de dossier : Poste audio
Prix Librairie CLARK — Tristan Sasseville-Langelier
Embauche de Sayaka Araniva-Yanez
Offre d’emploi : Responsable de la librairie et adjoint·e aux communications
Prix Yan Giguère 2025 — Dom Di Libero
15 ans de Librairie CLARK! Une campagne de sociofinancement pour les artistes de la relève
Centre CLARK X Bonus
Résidence Bonus X Centre CLARK
SAGAMIE Relier 2.0
Embauche de Guillaume Saur
DRAC X CLARK: Appel de performances
Embauche de Gregory Prescott
Départ de Thomas Bouquin
























