Current Exhibitions
Botanica Fantastica. Cynthia Dinan-Mitchell
TEMPORARY EXHIBITION
April 30 to September 20, 2026
Immerse yourself in the intriguing universe of Cynthia Dinan-Mitchell.
Inspired by Dutch still lifes, Surrealism and the Baroque, the artist has created a botanical cabinet, where illusion and allusion come together.
Blending references to the past with playful quotations, she blurs the lines between reality and the imagination, making the viewer question exactly how to interpret what they are looking at!
ESPACE DIALOGUE GALLERY
EXHIBITION–SALE
Until September 20, 2026
In partnership with La Centrale des métiers d’arts, Espace Dialogue is showcasing the works of seven artists from the region!
What if you let yourself be tempted by an acquisition? A wonderful opportunity to support both the artist and the museum.
Admission to the Espace Dialogue gallery is free (Wednesday to Sunday, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.). We look forward to welcoming you!
FABLES.
Marc Chagall and Carol Wainio
TEMPORARY EXHIBITION
April 30 to September 20, 2026
Fables originated during the time of oral tradition. The earliest fables that were recorded in writing, date back to the 8th century BC. This type of story telling has survived throughout the centuries – from the Greek poet Hesiod, to Jean de La Fontaine who popularized the genre in the 17th century. The life lessons behind these fictional tales can be equally applied to today’s society.
This exhibition compares the dreamy mythology of Marc Chagall’s paintings to Carol Wainio’s fairy-tale imagery – artists separated by a century.
This exhibition is on loan from the Musée d’art contemporain de Baie-Saint-Paul.
PARCOURS PHOTO SHERBROOKE
OUTDOOR EXHIBITION
September 3, 2025 to September 2026
An out-of-doors photography exhibition presenting the work of regional artists along the walking path around Lac-des-Nations.
COULEURS MANIFESTES
PERMANENT EXHIBITION
The intensity of Couleurs Manifestes is visible in the power of colour to command our attention and to convey meaning and symbolism.