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David Altmejd

The Flux and the Puddle

David Altmejd’s masterful work The Flux and the Puddle now occupies a dedicated space in the Gérard-Morisset pavilion. This piece by the most internationally renowned and sought-after Montréal sculptor of his generation is a must-see!

Jean-Paul Riopelle

Tribute to Rosa Luxemburg

With the opening of the Pierre Lassonde pavilion, and for the first time since it was created in 1992, enjoy Jean-Paul Riopelle’s monumental fresco Tribute to Rosa Luxemburg in all its length and splendour!

Jean Paul Lemieux. Silence and Space

Silence and Space

Welcome into Jean Paul Lemieux's universe, at once playful and serene, but also marked by doubt and anguish...

Alfred Pellan

Wide-awake Dreamer

A display worthy of Alfred Pellan, artist imbued with Surrealism.

Jean-Paul Riopelle

Metamorphoses

Jean-Paul Riopelle’s many-sided creative power and insatiable nature are centre-stage in this gallery devoted to his work.

Fernand Leduc

Painter of Light

Fernand Leduc was a part of the great movements of abstract art in twentieth-century Québec. A gallery devoted to this great painter of light.

Tradition and Modernism in Québec

Travel back in time to the earliest annual fine arts exhibitions! This exhibition illustrates two artistic realities, the birth of modern art and the desire to preserve traditional values, at a time when they collide.

Québec City, the Art of a Colonial Capital

This exhibition shines light on Québec City’s leading role as the colony’s artistic capital, from its origins to the late 19th century. The focus is on the period under British rule (1763-1867).