Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal

The museum spans 163,000 square feet across multiple exhibition spaces, presenting rotating displays of contemporary paintings, sculptures, photographs, and digital installations.

Established in 1964 as Canada's first contemporary art museum, the institution operated in three different locations before settling at Place des Arts in 1992.

The permanent collection contains over 7,000 artworks from 1,500 artists, emphasizing Quebec and Canadian contemporary creators alongside international artists from various movements.

Located in Montreal's Quartier des spectacles, the museum offers guided tours, educational workshops, and temporary exhibitions that change throughout the year.

The museum's rooftop features 'La Voie lactée', a large-scale photographic installation by Geneviève Cadieux showing a close-up of red lips against the sky.

Location: Quebec

Location: Montreal

Inception: 1964

Official opening: 1964

Website: https://macm.org/

Address: 1 Place Ville Marie H3B 3Y1 H3B 3Y1

Phone: +15148476226

Email: info@macm.org

Website: https://macm.org

GPS coordinates: 45.50739,-73.56597

Latest update: May 11, 2025 10:03