Discover pop art at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts! Born in Great Britain and the United States in the 1950s, pop art reached its peak in the 1960s and continued its international expansion throughout the 1970s. This exhibition showcases a selection of emblematic works of pop art from the MBAM's collection, including pieces that […]

This spring, the McCord Stewart Museum welcomes Kanien'kehá:ka artist MC Snow. Through 2 original works, he explores the emotions and messages conveyed by the Kanien'kehá:ka objects in the Museum's Indigenous Cultures collection. To underscore the importance of researching and preserving Aboriginal cultural assets, more than forty objects from the collection accompany the artist's works, including […]

Discover Who Owns the Moon, Wanda Koop's first solo exhibition at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, available until August 4. This mesmerizing showcase features a collection of new works where the moon, a silent observer, takes center stage, exploring our relationship with history, memory, and the complexities of our time. Born in Vancouver to […]

Discover femmes volcans forêts torrents, a group exhibition at the Montreal Museum of Contemporary Art (MAC) available until August 18. This exhibition showcases the works of nine Quebec-based artists: asinnajaq, Jacynthe Carrier, Maria Ezcurra, Caroline Gagné, Anahita Norouzi, Nelly-Eve Rajotte, Sabrina Ratté, Sonia Robertson, and Malena Szlam. The artists explore diverse ecosystems, from the waters […]

Known as one of the pillars of 20th-century fashion photography, Norman Parkinson dazzled the world from the 1930s to the 1980s with his sparkling inventiveness. His long association with Vogue and extensive work for Harper’s Bazaar, Queen, Town & Country and other international magazines earned the British photographer worldwide recognition. The exhibition Norman Parkinson: Always in Style presents 79 […]

Discover the enchanting world of Andō Hiroshige at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts! The series Fifty-Three Stations of the Tōkaidō invites you on a journey between reality and imagination along the legendary road connecting Edo (Tokyo) to Kyōto. In 1833, Hiroshige revolutionized the art of landscape prints, transforming ordinary scenes into true visual dreams. […]