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The distribution, publication or reproduction of the images and videos on this site are for media use only. They cannot be used for commercial purposes. Furthermore, their use must pertain directly to the collection, exhibitions, activities and/or news of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts. All other use of said images and videos is strictly prohibited without prior consent. The images must be reproduced in their entirety, without cropping, bleeding, folding, overprinting or any other alteration whatsoever. Prior consent must be obtained for any request for distribution, publication or reproduction that deviates from this rule. The distribution, publication or reproduction of each image or video must be accompanied by a complete caption and credit, including the photo credit, where applicable. Please contact the MMFA’s Media Relations team for all questions or requests.
Information
MMFA
Patricia Lachance
Michèle-Andrée Lanoue
Media Relations and Institutional Communications Officers
presse@mbamtl.org
Bourgie Hall
Claudine Jacques
Institutional Development Manager
pressebourgie@mbamtl.org
Media visits
During Museum hours, access to the MMFA’s exhibitions and collections is free for members of the media bearing an accreditation card in their name, issued by a recognized professional organization. All other requests for media accreditation must be submitted by email to presse@mbamtl.org.
Exhibitions on view



September 11, 2024 – October 5, 2025
Two by Two, Together: Recent Additions to the MMFA’s Collection
Upcoming exhibitions

As of September 13, 2025
Grand reopening of the decorative arts and design pavilion

September 27, 2025 – March 8, 2026
Kent Monkman: History Is Painted by the Victors

News


June 20, 2025
Elisapie unveils a performance video shot in the MMFA's Inuit art collection


Learning and Community Engagement


February 26, 2025
ivigait: An Evening of Art in Words hosted by Taqralik Partridge

January 14, 2025
Spring break: Three free creative stops on Sherbrooke Street West

Bourgie Hall

Scenes from a New Opera in Development by Kent Monkman: The Miss Chief Cycle

Bourgie Hall Unveils Vibrant, Bold, and Deeply Human programming for 2025–2026!

Tenor Ian Bostridge and pianist Julius Drake
