College and University

We offer themed tours for college and university students. As they interact with our guides, your group will build skills in observing, questioning, and appreciating works of art. They will also discover how historical and sociological factors influence art and its creation.

Duration: 90 minutes
Capacity: up to 50
Languages: French and English

Let our guides lead you into the striking world of Hyperrealism. This Is Not a Body. This tour will take you to the heart of a movement where the body becomes a field of exploration—part technical marvel, part disconcerting illusion—raising profound questions about our relationship with reality. It’s an opportunity to discover works that abound with experimentation, challenges to our perceptions, and assertive artistic positions.

  • Tony Matelli, Josh, 2010 © Tony Matelli // Photo : Gracieuseté de l'Institute for Cultural Exchange, Tübingen

Duration: 90 minutes
Capacity: up to 75 
Languages: French and English

Who are we? The Us. Our Collections guided tour invites you to discover our Musée and its community. Our collections, which feature works from the earliest days of the French colony to today, tell fascinating stories of Québec’s land, its history, and its collective identity. The tour takes you through the Pierre Lassonde Pavilion and its spaces, giving you the chance to enjoy art from every era, marvel at innovative architecture, and ponder what it means to be a modern-day museum.  

In conjunction with the permanent exhibitions at Pierre Lassonde Pavilion and the Us exhibition.

  • View of the exhibition Us

Would you like to visit the collections or temporary exhibitions with your group of students? Make sure to book to benefit from the group rate!

  • View of the exhibition Us. Left: Eddy Firmin dit Ano, [pictogramme] (Recherche), 2016 (2019.859) © Eddy Firmin dit Ano

Reservations can be made by email at reservation.groupes@mnbaq.org or by phone at 418-644-6460, ext. 5541, or 1-866-220-2150. Reservations will be confirmed in writing approximately one month before the tour.

Monday to Friday  
9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.