Centre SAGAMIE Contemporary Art Production Center

Residencies

The Centre SAGAMIE a variety of residencies tailored to the needs of contemporary artists. All of our activities are inclusive and open to all communities.

At all times

May 2025

Call for submissions closed

Deadline:

26.5.2025

Micro-Publishing Residency

Research and development residency for creative content in the micro-publishing field.

At all times

May 2025

Call for submissions closed

Deadline:

26.5.2025

Research/Creation Residency

Research/creation residency focused on digital image processing and wide format digital printing.

At all times

January 2026

Call for submissions closed

Deadline:

5.1.2026

Relier 2.0

The RELIER 2.0 project consists of micro-publishing residencies at Centre SAGAMIE.

All residencies

Current residency

Mariane Tremblay

Through her practice of glimpsing, seeing, and foreseeing, Mariane Tremblay looks for signs of the “extra ordinary,” in a relationship to the world that is resolutely open to the unexpected.

Printing services

The Centre SAGAMIE offers artists across Quebec and Canada a remote printing service. A wide selection of materials is available for inkjet, latex, or laser printing.

Publications

The publications of Centre SAGAMIE to document and promote contemporary art to a diverse audience. Our editorial program offers artists and authors an open and independent space for artistic and literary creation that uses the book as both a medium and an art object.

Spectralités et spéculations du lac Osisko

Jonathan Hope, le Collectif Territoire et plus

Duologies

Lucie Rocher

All About Red

Dominique Paul

All publications

Current exhibition

Amplifier l’errance, guetter le sillon des foulées

The Centre SAGAMIE invites you to the opening of the exhibition Amplifier l’errance, guetter le sillon des foulées, curated by Galadriel Avon, on February 5, 2026, at 5 p.m., in the presence of the artists.

Blog

The Centre SAGAMIE blog Centre SAGAMIE the latest artist residencies in digital printing and micro-publishing, as well as exhibitions, events, and the latest news from the centre.

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