- Canadian and Quebec Art Galleries: Landscapes, portraits and modern work trace how the country saw itself, from early colonial painters to the Group of Seven era.
- Inuit Art Collection: Stone carvings and prints from the Arctic, shown with real depth, give you a tactile sense of northern craft.
- Claire and Marc Bourgie Pavilion: The former Erskine and American Church, with a grand interior, now holding Quebec and Canadian art.
- Jean-Noël Desmarais Pavilion: The modern main building, home to major touring exhibitions and the airy atrium.
- Stewart Pavilion and Decorative Arts: Furniture, glass and design objects that show how taste changed through the centuries.
- Contemporary Art Floors: Bold installations and recent Canadian artists keep the visit from feeling dusty.
- Underground Link between Pavilions:
- Canadian and Quebec Art Galleries: Landscapes, portraits and modern work trace how the country saw itself, from early colonial painters to the Group of Seven era.
- Inuit Art Collection: Stone carvings and prints from the Arctic, shown with real depth, give you a tactile sense of northern craft.
- Claire and Marc Bourgie Pavilion: The former Erskine and American Church, with a grand interior, now holding Quebec and Canadian art.
- Jean-Noël Desmarais Pavilion: The modern main building, home to major touring exhibitions and the airy atrium.
- Stewart Pavilion and Decorative Arts: Furniture, glass and design objects that show how taste changed through the centuries.
- Contemporary Art Floors: Bold installations and recent Canadian artists keep the visit from feeling dusty.
- Underground Link between Pavilions: A connecting passage with art installations that spares you the winter sidewalk.
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