Montreal, Canada
Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
Five pavilions along Sherbrooke Street, including one built for peace and health.
Canada's oldest art museum, with world cultures, decorative arts and Quebec art — and an art therapy programme where doctors can literally prescribe a museum visit.
Les horaires et tarifs changent régulièrement — consulte toujours le site du musée avant de te déplacer.
À ne pas manquer
- — Quebec and Canadian art
- — The Pavilion for Peace
- — Decorative arts and design
En cours et à venir
Toutes les expositions →The design collection rehung — furniture, glass, ceramics and objects from four centuries of making.
Art from the Indigenous confederacies of the Great Lakes and river systems, historic and contemporary.
New work by the Canadian artist, drawing on miniature painting traditions and their contemporary afterlife.
The Swiss painter's first permanent mural at the MMFA, made for the museum.
Sixty years of sculpture from the museum's own holdings, shown as work that left the plinth behind.
The Japanese artist's major touring survey: rooms filled with thread, and the memories tangled in them.
Paintings by the Montreal-born, London-based artist, who treats each canvas as a new set of rules.
A return to the Canadian sculptor known for her carved wooden figures and their pared-down geometry.
The choreographer brings her ephemeral sculpture gardens into the museum — bodies as the material.
