The full version of Osheaga may be on hold until next year (Osheaga Get Together will offer a slimmed-down version of the festival this October), so this is the perfect time to look back on lineups past with the Music on Paper exhibition. On now at Galerie de la Maison du Festival (above L’Astral at 305 Ste-Catherine Street West), the exhibition features gorgeous silk-screened posters and live photos of artists and crowds from throughout the festival’s decade-plus run.
The exhibition features retrospective live shots of Osheagas past from photographers Susan Moss, Tim Snow, Eva Blue, Patrick Beaudry, and more, alongside silk-screened posters from throughout the festival’s editions by illustrator and curator Pat Hamou and additional artists. Select photos and posters will also be on sale throughout the exhibit, which runs from August 6 – 21 (Tuesday – Sunday from 12 pm – 6 pm).
Get a sneak peek at Osheaga Music on Paper via Eva Blue’s photos below. If you can’t make it in person, a number of prints are available for purchase via the online store.
Left to right: Tim Snow, Susan Moss, Pat Hamou.
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