Because the family is one of the top priorities of the Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec, it goes without saying that we would join with the theatre company Les Incomplètes to offer, in collaboration with the creators Marie-Pier Lebeau and Pierre Brassard, Home sweet home.
Following presentations at three Québec City libraries, a complete version of the three-parts of this artistic project will inaugurate the future permanent Family Gallery of the MNBAQ in summer 2016. This new artistic project is a fascinating immersive journey in which the real and the imaginary mix: a multi-sensory experience bringing together visual art, sound art and children’s literature.
Three small houses, next to a reading garden, will explore three fascinating outdoor worlds: Archipelago, Garden and River. Each will present a work of art from the Prêt d’oeuvres d’art collection of the MNBAQ and create an original visual and aural environment inspired by the chosen artwork. Both children and grown-ups will find here an absolutely unique experience.
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Parents and child looking at Catherine Bolduc' s work, Paysage rouge, 2006. Aquarelle et crayon aquarelle sur papier Fabriano, 140 X 180 cm (œuvre); 150,6 X 186,6 cm (avec cadre). Collection Prêt d’œuvres d’art du MNBAQ
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Kid discovering Max Wyse's work, La Centenaire, 2006. Acrylique, gouache et pastel sur papier collé sur toile et monté sous plexiglas. Collection Prêt d’œuvres d’art du MNBAQ
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Children reading in front of Johanne Tremblay's work, Sans titre, du corpus « Etitnedi », 1996. Épreuve à la gélatine argentique et épreuve à développement chromogène, 113 X 154 cm. Collection Prêt d’œuvres d’art du MNBAQ
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