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Early Days
Indigenous Art from the McMichael Canadian Art Collection
Early Days is the first exhibition of Canadian Indigenous art to circulate on the international scene. The MNBAQ is hosting its exclusive Québec engagement.
The MNBAQ Contemporary Art Award 2025
The MNBAQ and its Fondation, in collaboration with the RBC Foundation, are proud to showcase the work of the five winners of the 2025 MNBAQ Contemporary Art Award: Eruoma Awashish, Rémi Belliveau, Michelle Lacombe, Anne-Marie Proulx, and Santiago Tamayo Soler.
Us
The exhibition Us seeks to spark individual and collective reflection and converging views of self-consciousness and awareness of others. It holds up a mirror to visitors that reflects our society.
Inuit Art. The Brousseau Collection
Ilippunga
An exceptional display providing a whole experience of Inuit art, with a selection of more than 100 works from the Brousseau Inuit Art collection from the past 60 years.
Decorative Arts and Design in Québec
An exhibition devoted exclusively to Québec design and fine crafts will bring together some seventy-five objects (glasswork, ceramics, furniture, posters, etc.) by fifty artists who have left their mark on the past sixty years of Québec’s history.
Jean Paul Riopelle
Tribute to Rosa Luxemburg
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!
MNBAQ Collections
Contemporary Art in Québec
Closed from November 4 to 7, 2024 | The exhibition focuses on the MNBAQ’s wide-ranging collection of contemporary art. It presents in two exhibition rooms a selection of seminal works created from 1960 to the present by key figures of the history of Québec art.