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A series of roundtables
MR-63 and听CIRM听invite the general public and its听collaborator听to discover the miniseries听The听F-MR Lab听These four virtual discussions, presented monthly from March to June, explore possible issues and questions encountered in the creation and management of the future venue for art, design, and gastronomy in Montreal that MR-63 will be. In addition to cultural and heritage issues, the participants听鈥撎齬epresentatives听of the research and practice communities, members of the MR-63 team, and citizens听- will exchange on issues related to the ecological transition and territorial inclusions.听听
Video recordings of the roundtables can be found on our听Multimedia听辫补驳别.
Heritage Conservation
March 26 | Facilitator:听Aliki Economides听(McEwen School of Architecture /听CIRM)听听听
How can the integration of subway cars into the architecture of the MR-63 project contribute to the preservation of the collective memory and the expression of values and aspirations for the future of Montreal? This will be the question addressed during this roundtable,听featuring听听(UQAM), Beno卯t听Clairoux听(STM),听听(MacLeod 9 Productions) and Fr茅d茅ric Morin-Bordeleau (MR-63).
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Ecological transition听
April 30 | Facilitator: St茅phanie Barker (Space for Life Foundation)听听听
What actions can social and cultural enterprises take to participate in the ecological transition and environmental justice? What are the indicators needed to evaluate an ecological strategy for the procurement, management, and operation of an enterprise like MR-63? This second meeting of the series will be an opportunity to discuss the success of the ecological transition, and in particular, the role played by industries, businesses, and economic actors in the metropolis. With Myl猫ne Champagne (MR-63), Bechara Helal (UdeM), V茅ronique Lemieux (Vignes en ville), Pierre-Laurent Macridis (Fondaction) and moderator St茅phanie Barker (Fondation Espace pour la vie).
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Territorial inclusion
May 21 | Facilitator: D茅borah Cherenfant (Jeune Chambre de commerce de Montr茅al)
On Friday, May 21,听听and CIRM invite you to take part in the third episode of the miniseries "The F-MR Lab", with D茅borah Cherenfant (),听听(UdeM), Doroth茅e de Collasson (), Vicente P茅rez (), and听听(MR-63).
The scene of many rapid transformations in recent years, Griffintown is often cited as a counter-example of a neighborhood where inclusion and social diversity have been principles in its development. What social, cultural, and economic realities should a company like MR-63 be aware of as it sets up shop in a neighbourhood? How can it identify these realities and needs? What processes or activities can MR-63 put in place with the community to make its exhibition space and programming safe and inclusive for its employees, but also for its clientele and for the citizens of the neighbourhood and the city who feel less or not concerned by its offer?
Culture听听
June 18 | Facilitator:听Laurent Vernet听(UdeM听/听CIRM)听 听
What is the state of culture and creativity in Montreal in 2021?听Do cultural institutions need to be rethought in light of current social, cultural and economic realities? How can we attract or create audiences?
On June 18, CIRM and invite you to the last event听in The F-MR Lab series on the state of culture in Montreal and its institutionalization. Hosted by Laurent Vernet (UdeM / CIRM), this episode will bring together Myriam Achard (), Marie-Mich猫le Cron (), Martin Dufrasne (), 脡tienne Morin-Bordeleau (), and Hanieh Ziaei () to reflect on the role of MR-63 as a new permanent venue for the dissemination of art, design, and gastronomy in Griffintown.
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The MR-63 Impact Lab听听
The F-MR Lab is an inaugural activity for the future MR-63 Impact Lab. This action-research project brings together researchers and practitioners who, through their expertise, will be able to guide MR-63鈥檚 co-founders and team as to the best practices to adopt for the construction and management of their building, as well as for the anchoring of its activities in the artistic and community environments of Montreal. The work of the MR-63 Impact Lab will take place over four years and will unfold in iterative phases to ensure a gradual integration of the recommendations of the researchers and practitioner into the operation of the organization, so that MR-63 remains nimble and accountable in its management, in addition to fostering its integration into the social fabric of Griffintown and bordering neighbourhoods.
