Upcoming Exhibitions

HUNTING & FISHING MBAS COLLECTION

GUEST ARTISTS:  Karine Locatelli, Olivier Lussier and Marie-Soleil Provençal.

TEMPORARY EXHIBITION
May 15, to September 7, 2025

This summer, let yourself be drawn into the fascinating world of hunting and fishing! This universe of nature is so much part of our culture, depicted through some 30 works from the MBAS collection, spanning the years from the 19th century to the present day.

The contemporary artists include Karine Locatelli, Marie-Soleil Provençal and the poetic writer Olivier Lussier.

A must-see exhibition that appeals to both art lovers and those who love nature!

 

TANYA MORAND. Gordon and Henri Go to Town

TEMPORARY EXHIBITION
October 2, 2025 to January 4, 2026

Tanya Morand was invited by the Musée des beaux-arts de Sherbrooke to come discover the city of Sherbrooke. She casts a new look on our municipality in her canvases, at times critical and at others contemplative, and invites us to imagine our future city, whose destiny rests with all of us. 

 


STÉPHANIE MORISSETTE. Through the Vulture’s Eye.

TEMPORARY EXHIBITION
May 15, to September 7, 2025

Multidisciplinary artist Stéphanie Morissette creates immersive environments in which plant and animal forms intertwine.

Through this strange, hybrid “vegetation”, she invites the viewer to question the relationship between nature and human beings . Walking through the exhibition space transformed into an imaginary forest, museum-goers are taken on a narrative journey where feathers and leaves cast dramatic shapes and shadows.

 


ULTRA NAN. Fancy Grade

TEMPORARY EXHIBITION
October 2, 2025 to January 4, 2026

Ultra Nan is an atypical and endearing little character who appeared in the city of Sherbrooke more than twenty years ago.

A little bit like a superhero, his anonymity let everyone see themselves in his outward appearance but also in his universal, poetic and socially engaged messages. His superpower? Making the experience of art and beauty accessible. Like all superheroes, however, his identity has always been a secret!

A refined, authentic and concentrated exhibition, a bit like a jar of molasses. To be consumed without moderation!