Art in the city

Certain works from the MAC’s collection are on view in public spaces or locations throughout Montreal as part of loan agreements established thanks to our partners. Here are a few of the unique works of art we invite you to discover or rediscover while wandering the city.

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Sans titre, 1965, Corten steel. — Ivanhoë Fortier, Sans titre, 1965 Sans titre, 1965, Corten steel.

Study “Canada Screen” Expo 67, 1965, Painted steel. — Gord Smith, Study “Canada Screen” Expo 67, 1965 Study “Canada Screen” Expo 67, 1965, Painted steel.

Composition n° 1, 1966, Bronze. — Charles Daudelin, Composition n° 1, 1966 Composition n° 1, 1966, Bronze.

Justice aux Indiens d’Amérique, 1957, Wood and steel. — Armand Vaillancourt, Justice aux Indiens d’Amérique, 1957 Justice aux Indiens d’Amérique, 1957, Wood and steel.

Hommage au Tiers-Monde, 1966, Cast iron. — Armand Vaillancourt, Hommage au Tiers-Monde, 1966 Hommage au Tiers-Monde, 1966, Cast iron.

Tour sublunaire, 1965, Steel. — Ivanhoë Fortier, Tour sublunaire, 1965 Tour sublunaire, 1965, Steel.

La Cité, 1962, Steel. — Yves Trudeau, La Cité, 1962 La Cité, 1962, Steel.

La Voie lactée, 1992, Light box, aluminum casing, and inkjet print on translucent canvas, 1/2. — Geneviève Cadieux, La Voie lactée, 1992 La Voie lactée, 1992, Light box, aluminum casing, and inkjet print on translucent canvas, 1/2.

La Joute, 1969-1970, cast c. 1974, Bronze. — Jean-Paul Riopelle, La Joute, 1969-1970, cast c. 1974 La Joute, 1969-1970, cast c. 1974, Bronze.

Cosmonaute n° 2, 1965, Steel and wood. — Yves Trudeau, Cosmonaute n° 2, 1965 Cosmonaute n° 2, 1965, Steel and wood.

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