Since opening in 1993, the Beauchamp Art Galleries have discovered and shared the talents of more than 300 artists from Quebec and abroad, who are now represented throughout our various locations across Canada. With a collection of more than 3,500 contemporary ...
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A gallery combining a visual arts exhibition center and a fine crafts boutique showcasing the work of local artisans. On even-numbered years, it hosts the Biennale internationale d'art miniature, an exhibition of 500 small-format works from around the ...
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Louise Falstrault exhibits more than a hundred paintings in her studio. An adjoining gallery is open all year. The artist, who mainly practices figurative art, loves intimate landscapes with bright colors. For the execution of her expressionist works ...
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The galleries of the Beauchamp Group represent more than 140 artists, who only exhibit original paintings; this means that there are no multiples or reproductions. The group now has six art galleries, including one in Baie-St-Paul, a must-see on Saint ...
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Located in the heart of Vieux Sainte-Rose in Laval, the gallery is a showcase for the work of artists of all stripes. Seven new exhibitions are presented each year, with a specific theme (approximately 5-6 weeks per exhibition). Solo, duo and group exhibitions ...
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Cet établissement recueille plus de 300 tableaux et sculptures créés par nos artistes de grande réputation!
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Over 100 Québec's artisans are represented in this art cooperative founded in 1973. Quality and originality in all media are the hallmarks of this gallery. On any given day, you're likely to run into one of the artisans, for they not only display their ...
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A pioneer in her choice of locations and style. The Shayne Gallery was established in a soho style space unique in Montreal for its time. With over 3000 sq. feet, Lois Shayne’s goal was to open in a space that could display young emerging and top tier ...
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Alain Lacaze's work is one of suggestion. Everything is measured and chosen: light, transparency and balance. His art is akin to the great currents of classical painting.
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The renowned gallery Le Chien D’or, named for the Golden Dog of Quebec legend and practically in the shadow of the Château Frontenac, serves both as studio and exhibition space to the painter artist from Québec Johanne Thomassin. In a bright and harmonious ...
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