The Museum from home

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The Museum remains at your side, remotely as in person, aiming to make art accessible to as many as possible.
Wherever you are, you will find here a variety of cultural offerings to keep you entertained, learning and inspired.

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Series of podcasts

Trajectories

Sounds and Colours

Kim Dorland (born in 1974), Nature Painting II, 2008, oil and acrylic on plywood, 182.2 x 243 x 4.8 cm. MMFA, gift of Pierre and Anne Marie Trahan, Majudia Collection. Photo MMFA, Denis Farley

Virtual exhibition

Ecologies: A Song for our Planet

Tom Thomson (1877-1917), In the Northland, 1915, oil on canvas. MMFA, purchase, gift of Dr. Francis J. Shepherd, Sir Vincent Meredith, Drs. Lauterman and W. Gardner and Mrs. Hobart Molson

Our natural world

A virtual, sensory-based experience

Photo of the inside of Bourgie Hall, with a piano on stage

Online concerts

Raymonde April (born in 1953), “Self-portrait with Curtain,” from the group “My Gaze Is Clear Like a Sunflower,” 1991, digital chromogenic print from a film negative. MMFA, gift of the artist

Art therapy

Webinars

Marc-Aurèle Fortin, Storm Brewing over Hochelaga, about 1940. MMFA, gift of Musée Marc-Aurèle Fortin (gift of Abra and William Mastenbroek)

3 minutes with an artwork

William Brymner, Girl with a Dog, Lower Saint Lawrence, 1905. MMFA, gift of Sarah Humphrey and Gérald van Gurp in honour of the MMFA’s 150th anniversary. Photo MMFA

Curatorial’s Pick

Dana Schutz, How We Would Talk, 2007. Photo MMFA

Dana Schutz, How We Would Talk, 2007. MMFA, gift of Nathalie Goyette and Théa, Joseph, Hadrien, Arthur and Philippe Lamarre in honour of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts’ 150th anniversary. Photo MMFA

EducArt

The professions at the MMFA

Karen Tam

Meet the Artist

Adrien Hébert (1890-1967), Corner Peel and Sainte-Catherine, about 1948, oil on canvas, 76.5 cm. x 101.5 cm. MMFA, gift of Imperial Tobacco Canada Limited in honour of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts' 150th anniversary. Photo MMFA, Christine Guest.

An invitation to slow down

Balado La vie secrète de l’art

Photograph of passengers on the Sherpa Pinto Ship’s deck, 1944. Montreal Holocaust Museum Collection, donated by Maurice Shenkier

Ports of exile, home harbours

The fates of Jewish people during the Second World War

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