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My daughter in law and I had a wonderful experience visiting this gallery (last week) and enjoying the spectacular art. We had the pleasure of meeting the gentleman who was working in the gallery that evening, Mr. Hubert Pariseau, who won our hears with his knowledge of the work and his impeccable manners and charm. The visit to the gallery was one of the highlights of our trip to Montreal.
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The Conseil des métiers d'art du Québec supports and promotes the craft sector in Quebec by representing artisans, providing training, facilitating marketing opportunities, and advocating for cultural policies.
Located in the heart of Old Montreal (facing Bonsecours Market), this exclusive gallery presents the work of Peter W. Hart. Come and discover this unique collection, filled with luminous paintings renowned for the richness of their colors and texture.
The Carré d'artistes art gallery in Montreal is a welcoming place open to all.
It is a gallery specializing in contemporary art, which highlights a network of more than 600 international artists!
Galerie Lydia Monaro makes a tangible contribution, and has been for over thirty years, the success of the painters associated. If all the art galleries are unique, some are just out of the ordinary. Galerie Lydia Monaro falls into this category. Lydia Monaro, it is indeed the only way to find a work in all its complexity.
Indeed, our collection includes traditional and modern works of artists, many of which are found in the most prestigious museums in the world. The gallery also works with young emerging artists with a very promising future and promoting the development of their careers. Through temporary exhibitions and one-off event, the gallery is working on dissemination and promotion of Inuit art.
Galerie Saint-Dizier graciously decided to lend and install a bronze sculpture by Canadian artist Rose-Aimée Bélanger entitled Les Chuchoteuses on the small public square across the street, now commonly refered to as Placette Saint-Dizier.
Galerie LeRoyer as director and oversaw its major change in orientation. It has since been dedicated to the representation of contemporary Canadian and International artists that are defined by the strength of their creative uniqueness.
Yves Laroche Art Gallery continues to showcase the best of contemporary art established and emerging art today. First in the Old Port of Montreal and now at the intersection of Mile End and Little Italy, our mandate remains the same: to emphasize our Canadian talent and push internationally in addition to exposing works of avant-garde combining graffiti, tattoos, comics, pop art, illustration and surrealism.