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Galerie d'art du Parc
- Address : 864, rue des Ursulines, C.P. 871, Trois-Rivières (Québec) G9A 5J9
- Phone number : 819-374-2355
- Fax : 819-374-1758
- Email : galerie@galeriedartduparc.qc.ca
- Website : http://www.galeriedartduparc.qc.ca
Overview
Founded in 1972, The Galerie d’art du Parc presents exhibitions and events reflecting the diversity of comtemporary art. Accordingly, some ten exhibitions by professionnels artists of various origins are presented each year. The Galerie offers guided visits and themed workshop with reservation. Housed in Manoir de Tonnancour (1723), a historic site of Old Trois-Rivières, the gallery is a meeting place for art and heritage.
- Pricing applies
- Room hire
- Free admission
- Rest area or picnic
- Access for the partially disabled
- Access for the Disabled
Opening times
- Open all year
Timetable Period
Days: Tuesday to Friday
Hours: 10 am - 12 pm 13 pm 30 to 17 h
Days: Saturday and Sunday
Hours: 13 am - 17h
Programmation
We present the exhibitions from the professional and young artists in differents tendancies.Temporary exhibitions
The Great Silence Mylène Gervais, with the participation of Monique Juteau
A series of works set up as installations incite us to reflect on the end that awaits us all, a reflection that addresses the worth of human life in 2010, when thousands of corpses are regularly shown on television screens. Is this now considered quite commonplace despite the fact that death itself remains so deeply taboo? Together with words, printmaking and digital art are used to represent the [...] Next
The Human Rights Charter
Reading the Human Rights Charter arouses strong feelings. The presentation of the document and the artist’s use of calligraphy, colour and drawing enable the spectators to experience the intensity and depth of this important text.
19th September until 24th October 2010
