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2020-2021 School Program

Explore, Share, Imagine

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The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts invites your students to discover our constantly changing world through the imagination of artists who interpret and reinvent it. As students interact with the Museum’s collections, as well as the temporary exhibition Riopelle: The Call of Northern Landscapes and Indigenous Cultures, they will explore the themes of the environment, territory and ecology.
More information: education@mbamtl.org

In-class, the Museum’s mediators will give your students a unique experience in an open atmosphere that fosters dialogue and an understanding of the world based on respect and empathy. Our activities focus on observation, discussion and creation.

Discover our educational approach.

Reservations

514-285-2000
or toll free 1-800-899-6873, extension 440
education@mbamtl.org

COVID-19
Special measures

In accordance with public health recommendations, the Museum has implemented measures to ensure the safety and well-being of visitors and staff.

In-class activity program

We know that it may be more difficult for you to come to us given the current context.

Types of activities offered: - In-class activities facilitated remotely using digital tools - In-class activities (once health conditions permit) led by our team of mediators, who come to your school

Territories and Identities (starting in November)

Riopelle: The Call of Northern Landscapes and Indigenous Cultures (starting January 18, 2021)

Ecology (starting February 2, 2021)

Online resources:

EducArt

This digital platform is an educational tool for Quebec teachers that was created by the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts with and for Quebec high school teachers. Using 350 works from the Museum’s encyclopedic collection, EducArt lets you explore 17 themes and social issues from a variety of disciplines.

Free

Discover the platform

La vie secrète de l’art (in French)

These podcasts of five short stories written by children’s author Simon Boulerice approach art by highlighting the relationship between the senses and the imagination. Podcasts help people appreciate art by offering multiple types of cultural mediation to foster connections between areas of learning and creative development. The Chair in Multimodal Media Literacy at Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM) has also developed teaching aids based on the podcasts.

Free

Listen to these podcasts (in French only)

Major Patron

Fondation De la Chenelière

Major partners

CDPQ
TD

Partners

CN
Molson Foundation

With the support of

CIBC
BNP Paribas

The Museum thanks

Yves Fontaine

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