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Exhibitions Currently showing
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Léopold L. Foulem. SingularitiesMay 16, 2013 – January 5, 2014
First major retrospective devoted to the work of the internationally renowned, canadian ceramist Léopold L. Foulem.
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Kaléidoscope : variations on glassMay 16 – October 13, 2013
You’ll be dazzled by the shimmering colours of contemporary Quebec glasswork! Glass taking centre stage as a decorative or sculptural material… or glass taking on forms which evoke fantastic and poetic flora.
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Fine Arts in New France2 August 2012 – 2 September 2013
This exhibition proposes a rereading of art in New France. Every form of art will be represented – painting, sculpture, prints, drawings, fancy metal ware, furniture, textiles and decorative arts – in order to represent the civil and religious spheres.
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Hydro-Québec GALLERYBrousseau Inuit Art Collection Permanent exhibition
Including remarkable pieces by major contemporary artists, the collection comprises 2635 works spanning the past fifty years. The exhibition consists of a selection of these works chosen to showcase the collection’s highlights.
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RIOPELLE–LOTO-QUÉBEC GALLERY Riopelle Permanent exhibition
Jean-Paul Riopelle (1923-2002) is a major figure in the history of contemporary painting. This exhibition features reference works representative of the different periods, including Tribute to Rosa Luxemburg. |
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GALLERY 7Tradition and Modernism in Québec Permanent exhibition
Travel back in time to the first fine arts salons! Echoing the birth of modern art and the wish to preserve traditional values, the exhibition illustrates two artistic realities confronting one another between 1860 and 1945. |
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GALLERY 8Québec City, The Art of a Colonial Capital Permanent exhibition
Québec City played an important artistic role during three critical periods: as the capital of a French colony (1608-1763), the capital of a British colony (1763-1867) and the Old Capital of the fledgling Confederation (1867-1900). |
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EDUCATIONAL GALLERY Espace Pellan Permanent exhibition
A space reserved for children to play and learn… a tribute to artist Alfred Pellan. Known for his skill and imagination, Pellan created an imaginary world inhabited by small multicoloured, imaginary creatures. |
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