Christine Davis, Adad Hannah, Franz West Now comprising almost 7,500 works executed mainly between 1939 and today, the Musée Collection offers a relevant panorama of the main trends in contemporary art. Although it is strongest in paintings, prints, drawings, sculptures and photographs, it also holds a significant number of works of installation art, exemplary pieces by artists whose individual practices combine the personal and the universal.

Virtual Exhibition: Viewing Claude Tousignant A must-see on the Musée website!

Robert Polidori This survey exhibition of the photographs of Robert Polidori comprises more than sixty works from the artist’s principal series.

Spring Hurlbut The Musée wishes to spotlight a recent, major acquisition that is exemplary of Hurlbut’s artistic practice.

Christine Davis Christine Davis explores the relationships between geometry, dance and time, in a series of interrelated pieces involving still photography, moving images and text.

Betty Goodwin: A Critical Survey through the Prism of the Musée Collection Over the past forty years, Betty Goodwin (Montréal, 1923-2008) built up an exemplary multidisciplinary body of work.

Francine Savard This exhibition constitutes a mid-career retrospective of the Montréal artist Francine Savard.

Tricia Middleton

In installations that make use of sculpture, video, painting and found objects, Tricia Middleton investigates the very process through which a work takes form.

Exhibitions of the Musée on tour across Canada Exhibitions of the Musée on tour across Canada.