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Outdoor Exhibition: The Art of Haiku

From April 14 to September 12
At the Peace Park Arboretum

Presented for free, as part of the Asian Heritage Month, in cooperation with Haiku Canada, Montrealʼs Black Tea Haiku Group, and The Friends of The Dorval Library

This collaborative exhibit features original haikus from local, regional, and international poets, inspired by a selection of photos by the award-winning Montreal photographer Hua Jin.  

The resulting panels portray a variety of settings, elements, colours, and energies rooted in nature, and are a nod to haiga, the traditional Japanese art form that incorporates images with poetry.

Take your time and savour the breathtaking beauty of a moment through The Art of Haiku.

Hua Jin | Artist
Hua Jin is a Chinese-Canadian visual artist who lives in Montreal. Her mediums are photography, installation, and video. Inherently rooted in Eastern culture, Jin’s works contemplate the idea of permanence and change, of the passing time. Jin has exhibited extensively in solo and group shows, both in Canada and internationally. Her works are featured in private and public collections, including the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts and the offices of Canada Global Affairs. 

• Visit the photographer's website here.
• Visit the Haiku Canada website here.

To get an overview of all of the City's 2022 exhibitions, click here.