Upcoming Exhibitions
A Brief Guide to Perceiving Works of Art
TEMPORARY EXHIBITION
October 15, 2026 to March 21, 2027
Guest artist: Michel Goulet
This vibrant exhibition invites you to explore the gallery in a whole new way.
Through an unconventional and unexpected layout, from Pellan to Ferron, works from different eras and styles are brought together to transform how we look at and interact with them.
We invite you to see the artworks from a fresh perspective: upside down, close to the floor, or even hanging from the ceiling. Let yourself play along!

INDIGENOUS CONTEMPORARY ART BIENNIAL
8th Edition
Iaohontso’ktá:tie / Crossing the Territory: Across the Pacific
TEMPORARY EXHIBITION
April 15 to September 19, 2027
Bringing together Indigenous artists from Turtle Island, Mesoamerica, Southeast Asia, and Aotearoa (New Zealand), this biennial exhibition explores the interplay between water, memory and the land.
The works on view reveal the stories of continuity, memory and sovereignty that transcend borders.

EXTENSIONS.
Jean-Sébastien Denis
TEMPORARY EXHIBITION
October 15, 2026 to March 21, 2027
Jean-Sébastien Denis pushes the boundaries of painting through a hybrid approach that blends pictorial, graphic, and even sculptural techniques.
His works, rich in contrasts of color, texture, and pattern, create visual ecosystems that engage in dialogue with one another and with the exhibition space, while offering a reflection on the history of abstraction through key works from the Musée des beaux-arts de Sherbrooke’s collection.

EASTERN TOWNSHIPS ARTISTS BIENNIAL 2027
In the Other’s House: Play and Transmission
TEMPORARY EXHIBITION
April 15 to September 19, 2027
Guest Artist: Monic Brassard
Collaboration is at the heart of this edition of the Biennial of Eastern Townships Artists. Two artist collectives are participating in a research residency at COZIC (a studio run by a couple of renowned artists) and the exhibits brim with joy and creativity. Imbued with originality and risk-taking, their collaborative artwork is truly inspiring!
