Events
Quand la collection prédit l'avenir / Permanent exhibition
Exhibition of the collection
Permanent
While the title may seem anachronistic, it evokes the idea of taking charge of our institution’s future in regards to the history of our transformation, so that our future decisions may emulate this history.
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Sentier Art 3
Sentier Art 3
Permanent
[This content is unavailable in English for the moment.] Depuis 2007, le projet du Sentier Art 3 offre aux visiteurs-promeneurs du Parc régional du Bois de Belle-Rivière un parcours d'œuvres intégrées à l’environnement. Ces œuvres permettent d’interroger et d’analyser les interactions nature-culture et d’y observer, à chacune des visites, leur évolution au fil des saisons.
Learn moreMuseum tours and workshops
Preschool students
The MAC LAU Public relations and cultural outreach team invites your preschoolers (early childhood centres/CPEs, kindergarten ages 4 to 5) to come experience the museum. Stimulate their senses and imaginations with interactive games and activities.
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Elementary school students
The MAC LAU is committed to adapting its activities to create tailored experiences for your primary school students, reflecting the general Québec academic curriculum or your own specific goals. Your students can enjoy participating in a museum experience designed to focus on open expression, communication, cooperation and engagement.
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Adults
Whether you’re planning to visit solo or with a group, the MAC LAU is ready to welcome you with a wide selection of enriching experiences. Guided tours, artistic workshops, cultural adventures and more are available for your pleasure and enjoyment.
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Call for souvenirs
May 15, 2023
MAC LAU is seeking memorabilia that bears witness to Manitou Community College to be temporarily collected in a space reserved for those concerned by the College's history.
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Job opportunity : Curitorial assistant internship
May 9, 2023
As part of the Young Canada Works in Heritage Organizations program, MAC LAU is looking for a student from Aboriginal communities to work with the museum team during the summer.
Learn moreOur research
Research is at the heart of our mission
In 2014, the MAC LAU began reassessing its museum model, using critical research as a vehicle for developing all levels of its organization.
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Our collections
Working towards an active collecting
The MAC LAU’s museum status, obtained in 2014, represented the culmination of work begun over 10 years ago. The museum’s demographic context, size, new designation, focus, and management all have an influence on its art policy. Thus, a committee is currently working on the MAC LAU’s artistic statement, beginning with what constitutes an art museum’s aesthetic and political responsibility. Using this vision statement as its starting point, the MAC LAU will revise its field of action and the focus of its collection, as well as work towards a harmonized vision of collecting and disseminating. It is important to examine the concept of the contract that links the institution to the artist, gallery owner, and collector. The MAC LAU will also review its modes of acquisition through this lens.
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