1329, avenue Greene
Westmount, Qc, Canada
H3Z 2A5
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Outremont Gallery , the main visual arts venue of the Maison de la culture de l'arrondissement d'Outremont, is located in the same building as the Bibliothèque Robert-Bourassa. The team at the Maison de la culture de l'arrondissement d'Outremont offers ...
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Contemporary art gallery located in Westmount in the Montreal region, dedicated to Canadian and international contemporary artists.
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One of the largest commercial contemporary art galleries in Canada, recognized for its dynamic programming. Exhibition of emerging and established artists, whose practices include a variety of mediums such as painting, sculpture, photography, new media ...
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The Galerie d'art Le Bourget is located in the Old Montreal area, the first of the galleries to open its doors in the heart of the Quartier des Arts on Saint-Paul Street. It is in this environment rich in history and culture that the gallery presents ...
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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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This gallery presents works by Canadian artists, both ancient and contemporary. Works by Krieghoff and his contemporaries, Canadian Impressionists and members of the Group of Seven. Excellent works by European artists of the 19th and 20th centuries. In ...
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This gallery, opened in the fall of 2001, presents and sells the work of Canadian multidisciplinary artists with diverse backgrounds: photography, drawing, sculpture and installation.
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This gallery presents the most recent trends in Quebec and international contemporary art. It exposes all the disciplines of visual and media arts, while experimenting with the newest museum rules. It offers many ways to discover contemporary creation ...
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This gallery, initially specialized in works on paper and contemporary prints of Quebec, is interested in Canadian painting and sculpture from 1945 to today. She regularly exhibits great Quebec and Canadian artists, such as Jean-Paul Riopelle, younger ...
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