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 […]

Formed in Moscow in 2011, the Pussy Riot group produces performances, music and videos characterized by provocative, politically charged lyrics and actions. Guided by the idea that all protest art should be "desperate, sudden and joyful", the members of Pussy Riot have highlighted the brutal injustices that the Russian state imposes on its citizens through […]

This winter, explore the farthest reaches of the universe! Inspired by the complexity of the cosmos and the forces that animate it, the 14th edition of Luminothérapie features a series of 5 colorful, majestic works along rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest, and an original video projection influenced by weather fluctuations. From dusk onwards, young and old alike […]

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 […]