CURRENT EXHIBITIONS
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Imagine Monet the Immersive Exhibition in Image Totale© enhances the work of French painter Claude Monet, considered the father of Impressionism and the first immersive painter ever. This is the third project created by Annabelle Mauger and Julien Baron in collaboration with art historian Androula Michael. After the success of Imagine Van Gogh and Imagine Picasso, this new exhibition is their latest achievement. The exhibition features more than 200 paintings created by Claude Monet, including the series of the “Cathedrals” and the “Water Lilies” from his garden in Giverny, among others. The artistic approach in Image Totale©, created in 1977 by Albert Plécy in Les Baux-de-Provence, South of France, immerses the viewer in the heart of Monet paintings.
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Considered the international leader in mosaiculture, Mosaïcultures Internationales de Montréal is a non-profit organization founded in 1999. Since its creation, it has presented 5 international competitions, 7 exhibitions and produced more than 100 works in over 20 countries, to the delight of 15 million visitors, who have given it a satisfaction rate of 100%.
The presentation of Mosaïcultures Québec 2022 is made possible with support from the Government of Québec, Economic Development Canada, Ville de Québec and numerous partners, including Destination Québec cité, the Huron-Wendat Nation, Loto-Québec, Dollywood, QSL, Desjardins, Biscuits Leclerc Group, Laura Secord, the Regroupement du Port de Québec, including the Groupe Océan, Béton Provincial and IMTT, Ubisoft, Distillerie Stadaconé, CDPQ, Beneva (merger of La Capitale and SSQ Insurance) and Hôtel Classique.
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Among the buildings of Quebec City and its historic district, Le Capitole is the only theatre hall which has managed to preserve its original architectural style and main decorative elements. In this sense, it is an exceptional witness to the transition from true theatre hall to auditoriums converted into movie theatres. The transformation of the theatre in 1927 represents one of the more successful fusions of two styles: one of Louis XIV inspiration, the second by the Adams brothers.
In the Quebec City metropolitan area, Le Capitole is the only standing example of the grand yet versatile theatre halls built between 1900 and 1930. Of all those erected during this time, it remains the finest architectural example perfectly blended into its surroundings. In Quebec, it is among about twenty theatre halls built between 1890 and 1930. Thanks to its original seating capacity, it ranked as one of the largest of its kind. It is also one of the few to have maintained its versatile calling until the 1980s.
In Canada, it is part of the fifteen or so luxurious urban theatre halls built or refurbished in the 1920s by NewYork architect-consultant, Thomas W. Lamb, for large American chains such as Loew’s, Keith-Alber and Famous Players.
In North America, it is the only example of a theatre hall which draws inspiration from both the Beaux Arts and Second Empire styles, brilliantly blended into a small urban setting.
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July 7 to 17, 2022
Festival-goers and the organization are getting ready to experience a more normal FEQ in 2022, which will take place in Québec City from July 7 to 17.
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