College and university
THEMATIC VISITS FOR COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY STUDENTS 2020-2021
Thematic visits for college and university students take place in the collection galleries or temporary exhibitions. Through interaction with the guides, students acquire skills involved in observing, thinking about and appreciating works of art.
We are really looking forward to finally welcoming you to the Museum starting September 28th!
COVID-19
Everything has been done to make your museum experience as pleasant and safe as possible. Rest assured that the recommended sanitary measures will be prioritized.
To ensure your safety and that of your group :
- Checkroom service is temporarily suspended. *Please do not bring backpacks, large purses or umbrellas with you, as these items are prohibited in the exhibition halls.
- Hand sanitizer dispensers are strategically located at the entrance to the museum and washrooms;
- The ratio of visitors to one tour guide is reduced in order to respect the physical distance in the exhibition halls;
- Wearing a face cover is mandatory for people aged 10 and over.
highlights of the PIERRE LASSONDE pavilion
Any time. Lenght: 1½ hours
Several hundred artworks and three exhibitions await you in the Pierre Lassonde pavilion. Why not begin exploring this space with some of the must-see pieces found in it? In the company of a tour guide, visit the public spaces and the exhibitions of Inuit art, contemporary art and decorative art and design to learn more about the many masterpieces in the collection. This is the ideal tour to make the most of your visit to the new Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec!
Maximum number of participants: 32 people (4 groups of 8 people)
350 years of artistic practices in québec
Any time. Lenght: 1½ hours
The guided tour spans 350 years of artistic creation, from the beginning of the French colony to the 1960s. A gallery attendant will present the historical background and key themes that underpin the conceptualization of each of the exhibitions. The activity affords an ideal opportunity to discover the five new exhibition rooms of the MNBAQ’s permanent ancient and modern art collections.
Related fields: art history, history, visual arts, sociology, anthropology, ethnology and heritage
Maximum number of participants: 32 people (4 groups of 8 people)