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Picasso. Figures

Canadian exclusive in Québec City

*TEMPORARY EXHIBIT* The «Picasso. Figures» exhibition, designed as a thematic retrospective, focuses on the representation of the body in Picasso’s work. The body was truly one of the artist’s favourite subjects, a fertile prism through which to grasp the numerous metamorphoses inherent in his work.

Opening a Dialogue

About Body Liberation

*TEMPORARY EXHIBIT* This group exhibition brings together works from the MNBAQ's collection and those of guest artists who are interested in the representation of bodily diversity. These works break down gender stereotypes, speak of grossophobia and address the representation of non-normed bodies.

Manasie Akpaliapik

Inuit Universe. The Raymond Brousseau Collection

With Manasie Akpaliapik.Inuit Universe exhibition, the Musée proposes to his visitors a selection of 40 sculptures forged between 1997 and 2003 in the fertile imagination of this masterful creator.

Mimèsis

Suite au défi lancé sur nos médias sociaux en avril 2020, quelques-unes des meilleures réinterprétations de tableaux de notre collection seront jumelées aux œuvres qui les ont inspirées.

Peninsulas

Family Gallery

Who said that a work of art had to remain motionless? With its four kinetic sculptures, the exhibition «Peninsulas» places movement at the heart of the young public's experience.

Wandering

A Rohingya Story

Multidisciplinary exhibition, featuring photographs, film excerpts, soundscapes, testimonies, children's drawings as well as a hundred dioramas by the artist Karine Giboulo. Immersion in the daily life of the Rohingya refugees.

Jordi Bonet

Celebration for the 50th anniversary of the Grand Théâtre de Québec

Vibrating to the rhythm of the cultural community of its city, the MNBAQ is pleased to participate in the festivities of the 50th anniversary of the Grand Théâtre de Québec by paying tribute to Jordi Bonet.

Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going?

The exhibition is named after a major work by Jean McEwen, which will be presented in the introduction. These existential questions focus on our identity and invite us to examine it differently.