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Ephemeral urban art exhibitions by Bartmann

Banartmann is a company whose name is inspired by a contraction of Urban Art Manifesto. Founded by Simon Bacon, who has been working for 15 years as a curator, artist representative and consultant for individuals and companies wishing to integrate art into their daily lives. Born in Montreal and living in the Verdun district for several years now, he will be presenting a series of exhibitions over the months of January and February.

In collaboration with Verdun shopkeepers, he hopes to create a collective movement in which art becomes a place for gathering and sharing.

During January and February 2024, Verdun-based curator Simon Bacon takes over the Pop Up Verdun Luv space to present a series of ephemeral exhibitions.

From January 10 to 23, Mephisto Bates presents a retrospective of his plastic research from 2023.

Hailing from the Eastern Townships of Quebec, Canada, Big Bill has been redefining the rules with a heritage of ruggedness and style since 1946. Rooted in values of passion, team spirit and sustainability, Big Bill is not just a workwear brand, it's a family and a proud community.

Made right here in North America, their clothing combines durability, comfort and timeless design, while paying homage to the maple tradition that defines the region. From versatile outerwear to flame-retardant essentials, their products are designed to accompany you to work, play and everything in between.

Bref is a boutique, gallery and events venue whose mission is to offer curious art and design lovers a unique journey and experience, renewed from month to month. As a Montreal showplace, Bref brings together exclusive objects by emerging local and international artists and brands under well-defined themes.

This is how Bref transforms itself, month after month, in its permanent space in Mile End, and in other spaces it occupies on a temporary basis.

Come and discover the new Bref concept during the month of April!

At dorsaLi, fashion is a means of bringing people together and creating an engaged community. Founded on collaborations with local designers, the brand focuses on the durability and versatility of garments designed and made in Montreal.

Their commitment to sustainability extends to all aspects of our business. They prioritize the use of eco-friendly materials and aim to minimize waste and emissions throughout their supply chain.

By choosing dorsaLi, customers become part of a community of individuals committed to creating a better world through fashion, one piece of clothing at a time.

Mimi & August is a proudly Montreal-based company where you'll find a multitude of unique products to sweeten up your everyday life, from swimwear and clothing, to decorative objects and reusable candles, as well as a whole host of accessories and papercraft! What makes these products so unique is the talent of Camille, the company's co-founder and designer. Each product is highlighted by one of her illustrations. Whether on packaging or swimwear, her artistic universe shines through, making it the heart of the brand!

Mimi & August's commitment is to design clothing, swimwear, accessories and everyday products of which they are proud. Diversity, ethics and eco-responsibility are also at the heart of their concerns.

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Bref is a boutique, gallery and event venue whose mission is to offer art and design lovers a unique experience, renewed every month. As a Montreal venue, Bref brings together exclusive objects from emerging local and international artists and brands under well-defined themes. This is how it transforms itself, month after month, in its permanent space in Mile End, and in other spaces it occupies on a temporary basis.

During the month of June, discover the work of more than 50 artists from here and elsewhere through the exhibition Posters 02, presenting a selection of posters of various formats and styles.

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Selfish swimwear is a young company that designs and manufactures ethical and responsible swimwear for women. Established in the Rosemont district of Montreal, the company is proud to present models and cuts adapted to different body types, but above all to participate in responsible fashion thanks to its ethical and thoughtful practices. Made in their own workshop and mainly from recycled fabrics, each swimsuit is sewn with love and care in order to certify its quality, but above all to promise a healthy environment to its employees. Selfish swimwear's primary mission is to improve a woman's perception of her body by offering her elegant and comfortable creations, allowing her to fully enjoy the aquatic activities she participates in. Because sometimes you have to be Selfish!

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MAS was born out of a desire to diversify the fashion industry. The big brands constantly promote the same message: we must change ourselves to fit an unattainable standard of perfection. At MAS, we believe the opposite. We firmly believe that we are all beautiful just as we are. That's the message we want to get across to our community.

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As part of Montreal Fashion Week, Pop-up Verdunluv will welcome MAS Montreal and Rosé Collection from September 1 to 20, two companies that promote femininity in all its corporal diversity.

Then, from September 22 to 24, MRKNTN will take over the premises with brands and artists to discover!

Ethically Warm is a young Montreal-based company that designs, produces and manufactures eco-responsible coats. Using the latest plant-based textile technologies, Ethically Warm has created coats that are vegan, and even biodegradable at the end of their life!

All products are proudly designed and manufactured in Quebec, to showcase our expertise.

BKIND is a Montreal-based company founded by Marilyne in Verdun in 2014 that offers natural, vegan, eco-responsible beauty and skincare products made in Quebec!

Without compromising on the quality and effectiveness of each product, BKIND strives to respect everything around it, from people to animals to the environment. 2% of sales are donated to animal welfare. From zero-waste hair products to plant-based nail polishes, BKIND offers simple alternatives for a more sustainable, gentle beauty routine.