SPOROBOLE is an artist-run center that presents contemporary visual arts, offers artistic residencies, workshops, a sound spatialisation lab and a 2D-3D printing lab.
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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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Constructed in 1853 and renovated in 1993, Galerie d’art du Vieux Presbytère is a cultural center who shows art exhibits that highlight the talents of local and regional artists. Regularly, the artists give demonstrations that propel visitors into a veritable ...
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The Art Gallery Yvon Desgagnés in Charlevoix features as many experienced artists as young emerging artists. The gallery offers high quality artwork, carefully selected which will reassure both art lovers and collectors aware of the quality of the works ...
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This former flour mill has been converted into a cultural center and is a recognized multidisciplinary arts presenter. Situated close to the Jacques-Cartier River and endowed with a unique cachet, it boasts a performance hall, an exhibition hall and a ...
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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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1451, rue Sherbrooke Ouest
Montréal (city of), Qc, Canada
H3G 2S8
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The largest private cultural complex in Abitibi-Témiscamingue, La Fontaine des Arts invites you to visit its art gallery to discover and appreciate a large selection of works by artists from the region. Don’t leave without stopping at our bookstore or ...
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Multidisciplinary space reserved for artists from across the land. Located inside the Rivière-Rouge train station, which it shares with the tourist bureau, the gallery is open the all year and also offers direct access to Le P’tit Train du Nord linear ...
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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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