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Montreal Museum of Fine Arts



Description
Neighbourhood : Downtown
Type : Arts

There are two pavillions (soon three pavillions), the newest one is on the south side of Sherbrooke and it's connected by a underground passageway to the older building, known as the Benaiah Gibb building. The temporary exhibitions are mostly at the Jean-Noel Desmarais building and parts of the permanent exhibition are on the 3rd (don't miss the Otto Dix painting there) and the 4th floor (some Impressionists, medieval art and decorative objects). The rest of the permanent collection (collection of canadian artists) and other temporary exhibitions can be found at the Benaiah Gibb building. There's also a small collection of african masks in the passageway between the two buildings (basement level). You can buy your tickets for the special exhibitions at either pavillions and the permanent collection is free (it is suggested that you give a fair donation to the museum). There's a small but complete book store with books on ... art and the museum's boutique at the Desmarais building. The boutique has a good selection of art posters as well as the usual museum boutique merchandise (including some reproductions of objects from other museums like the Louvres). For more information on the museum, visit the excellent web site.
Opening hours (updated April 2001):
Tuesdays to Sundays from 11:00am to 6:00pm, until 21:00 on Wednesdays for temporary exhibitions
Ticket price (updated April 2001):
Depends on the exhibition (around $12.00 for adults), special exhibition price includes access to the permanent collection. The special exhibitions are half-priced on Wednesday evenings.
The permanent collection is free, but a donation at the door is recommended.
You can click here for the latest information on the schedule and rates.
Contact and location
Address : 1379-1380 Sherbrooke Street west
Metro station: Peel, then walk up to Sherbrooke then walk west, Guy-Concordia metro station then walk north-east to Sherbrooke, it's on the corner of Crescent and Sherbrooke or the Shebrooke station, then take 24 bus west
Tel. : (514) 285-1600 or (514) 285-2000
Email :
Website : www.mmfa.qc.ca
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