Laboratory of Urban Culture

Colorful painting community scene

The Laboratory of Urban Culture (LUC), coordinated by McGill University, acts as a site for collaboration, exchange and research between members of the McGill community and the QI, encompassing parts of the southwest boroughs of Montreal. Focusing on the arts, LUC seeks to establish innovative and progressive projects and partnerships, grounded in principles of social justice, for the betterment of the surrounding community. LUC aims to create opportunities for exchange between artists, community organizations, researchers, faculty, students and local residents and community members, by managing a diverse range of collaborative projects, and offering a range of workshops and events, all held in the community, focusing on Little Burgundy. Current and previous organizations which have hosted LUC workshops include the Salon 1861, the Little Burgundy Sports Center, the Tyndale St Georges Community Centre and St.Columba House. Other collaborative partners include l'École de la Petite-Bourgogne, Quo Vadis and the Burgundy Urban Mediation Project (BUMP).

For inquiries please email eric.lewis [at] mcgill.ca (Eric Lewis).

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