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Skol is a contemporary art space located in Montréal, QC, dedicated to showcasing innovative works that challenge traditional narratives and artistic practices. The gallery frequently collaborates with artists to create participatory experiences, exemplified by their exhibition featuring Karin Kihlberg and Reuben Henry, which explores the themes of waiting and narrative structure through video and performance art. As part of their programming, Skol invites artists and theorists to engage in discussions about the creative process, fostering a dynamic environment for artistic exploration. The gallery's commitment to redefining narrative and participative challenges is evident in their exhibitions, which often incorporate elements of performance and audience interaction. Generated from the website

Galerie Eric Klinkhoff, located in an iconic space in Montréal, was established by Eric Klinkhoff, who continues the legacy of his father, Walter Klinkhoff, founder of the original Galerie Walter Klinkhoff in 1950. Renowned for his expertise in Canadian art, Eric Klinkhoff specializes in the purchase, sale, and appraisal of significant works from 19th and early 20th-century artists, notably the Canadian Impressionists and other influential art movements. The gallery is dedicated to showcasing both historical and contemporary Canadian art, including major figures such as Tom Thomson, the Group of Seven, and artists from movements like Les Automatistes. Among their offerings, Galerie Eric Klinkhoff also serves as the exclusive representative for the works of John Little, emphasizing their commitment to promoting important artists from Canada's rich cultural tapestry. Generated from the website