A feminist view of the collection

Vue de l'exposition Actions collectives : Regards féministes sur la collection, 2025. Photo : Paul Litherland

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Collective actions. A feminist view of the collection

Collective actions

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Touring - Emma Waltraud Howes - The Time it Takes

The Time it Takes

A feminist view of the collection

Kittie Bruneau, One Eye Suzy, 1963.

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Virtual exhibition – Collective actions. A feminist view of the collection

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Joliette Art Museum

If you like architecture, you will enjoy visiting the building. It is restored to a very modern building with an amazing view over the river.
The art collection is limited but considering the size of the city, it’s a delightful place to visit.
Employees are very helpful and kind to give you interesting information regarding artists. I enjoyed it :)

This is a unique place, a three floors building, not that big but it big enough to cover paintings, sculptures, works of art, sound art, performance art, etc.

I can feel that the creators have done a lot of efforts by details, which made this museum different.

Ticket $15, parking $1 / hour for priceless creation and art, why not.

Nice little cultural pause right in town with creative special exhibits. A bit pricey if you don’t have a reciprocal membership though

Pleasantly surprised at the amount of art beautifully displayed. We made it a little pit stop on our road trip and it did not disappoint!

A great place to spend about one hour. The staff was so so nice and gave a short introduction to the museum before I went in.

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