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Art museum · Vieux Montréal ·

PHI

Art museum · Vieux Montréal ·

Arts, film, plays, exhibits, and local designer boutique

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407 Rue Saint-Pierre, Montréal, QC H2Y 2M3, Canada Get directions

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407 Rue Saint-Pierre, Montréal, QC H2Y 2M3, Canada Get directions

+1 514 225 0525
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"Contemporary art installations, musical performances and movie screenings: the PHI Center is quickly defining itself as a cultural hub in Montreal. Inside the (free entry) center, you’ll also find the pop-up-boutique-turned-permanent-gift-shop-of-sorts Le Rhinocéros. Named after a rhinoceros head that was once featured in a Dennis Villeneuve short film, and now hanging prominently inside the store, Le Rhinocéros only features clothing and accessories made by local designers, and you’ll be sure to find some one-of-a-kind pieces there." - Shopify

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"Phi Center, Old Montréal West. Contemporary art installations, musical performances and movie screenings: the PHI Center is quickly defining itself as a cultural hub in Montreal. Inside the (free entry) center, you’ll also find the pop-up-boutique-turned-permanent-gift-shop-of-sorts Le Rhinocéros. Named after a rhinoceros head that was once featured in a Dennis Villeneuve short film, and now hanging prominently inside the store, Le Rhinocéros only features clothing and accessories made by local designers, and you’ll be sure to find some one-of-a-kind pieces there."

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The Montreal Restaurants Pivots That Industry Experts Hope Will Last Through 2021 | Eater Montreal

"I saw the Phi Centre host collaborations featuring Le Virunga, Danny St-Pierre, and Pikliz, which highlighted cross-venue creative partnerships during the year." - Valerie Silva

https://montreal.eater.com/2020/12/30/22206183/coronavirus-pivots-montreal-restaurants-industry-experts-hope-last-2021
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Montreal Museum Spotlights the Food and People of Pikliz and Le Virunga | Eater Montreal

"At the Phi Centre in Old Montreal I learned they created Soundbites (La fourchette et le micro) during the first COVID lockdown as a multisensory program that layers a three‑course meal, music and a French‑language narration of a restaurateur’s life; produced by Marie‑France Barbier with creative lead Vincent Toi and storytelling coach Leigh Kinch‑Pedrosa, the project was conceived as the three courses of story, music and food, designed to immerse the public in Montreal's culinary diversity and to support local chefs, musicians and artists, with diners able to order meals with or without the audio experience." - Ivy Lerner-Frank

https://montreal.eater.com/2020/11/13/21561428/montreal-museum-spotlights-food-people-of-pikliz-and-le-virunga
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Joe Beef Opening Figure John Bil Dies Aged 49 | Eater Montreal

"At Montreal’s Phi Centre I observed that Slovenian chef Ana Roš—named the top woman chef in the world by the organization behind The World’s 50 Best Restaurants—is hosting a series of events including a talk and a culinary demonstration in early February, and that Quebec icon Colombe St‑Pierre of Chez St‑Pierre in Rimouski is also involved." - Tim Forster

https://montreal.eater.com/2018/1/25/16933370/john-bil-death-joe-beef-ana-ros-phi-centre
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Shadib N.

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I have always loved the exhibits that PHI puts out, this time was no exception. Such a great place and I absolutely loved it. Really always very welcoming service as well. Highly recommend.

Paul S.

Google
It's a beautiful thing to spend an hour just listening to sounds in the Habitat Sonore. We enjoyed the Brian Eno and Beatie Wolfe event, but I was frustrated that the ventilation was so loud. The sound system is very well calibrated and the level is very good, but each time there was a quieter passage in the music, the sound of the ventilation became quite obvious. It is critical to have good ventilation and that it is a challenge to install a system that is quiet enough to not intrude. For a public space like this that is dedicated to sound and listening, fixing this problem should be top of the list.

Adrian S.

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Have been visiting every time I’ve been to Montreal and am amazed by the high quality of expositions!! Really great contemporary art using immersive media like VR, AR, video, and videogames. Staff is super friendly and very well versed in contemporary art movements. If you have an hour or two and want a mind bending way to escape the cold, give it a try! Location is also very central in the heart of vieux port.

Riley T.

Google
The experiences they have here are pretty unique compared to regular art galleries. The exhibits aren't very long, and are quite varied. I would go back for sure.

Kate C.

Google
Incredible spaces with accessible pricing. Would recommend PHI to anyone with an open afternoon!

amy R.

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We were visiting from the states and decided to check this out. It was $35.00 US for two people. It’s an AI experience and have to say we weren’t very impressed. They start you out in a small room where you answer some questions on a small computer. Then you put the VR headset on and it interprets a story to include your answers. The pictures in the VR didn’t match up very well in our opinion and it was more 3D than actual VR experience. Once completed they take you to another room with 3 benches and 3 large screens on the wall with a small screen on the floor that has English subtitles. You can type in random words on a set of two computers that will add into the story on the screens and spin a tale on the floor monitor in English as the voice of the story is in French. It was something to do and we figured why not check it out. However, for the price I would have rather gone and purchased some souvenirs.

primalrunner

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Very disappointed that we were not able to experience the total potential of it. The main centre were closed we only get to see the two exhibits - Bingo and that shadow thing and they are not good at all, I would not have mind it if they were bonus as part of the main one. The staff from the main one didn’t really advise us of what we are missing if we proceed with just the exhibits and not experience the main one, we would have just turned around and find another attraction from the MTL passport. The exhibits are not very main stream, maybe I would have appreciated it more if context were provided on each one, but who have time to read pamphlets:) so no I don’t recommend this for an average person, that’s me included.

Cristine G.

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We went to the "Habitat sonore". I was expecting something different. We were in a very dark room with some lighting. There were some pouffs so we could sit comfortably and then the music started. It was relaxing, so relaxing that my son fell asleep. It was a different kind of experience.