A cultural venue dedicated to arts and cinema in Quebec City
What is Méduse?
Méduse is a cooperative of artistic, cultural, and community producers and presenters, bringing together 10 member organizations. Each of these members has a specific artistic mandate and rents creation, production, and presentation spaces. These organizations are responsible for organizing artistic activities such as presentations, residencies, and training programs, as well as offering the rental of specialized spaces and equipment.
More about usMore about usA welcoming and vibrant space, Méduse is a unique and essential cultural hub in Canada, fostering the development of contemporary artistic expressions.
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Our collection
The Méduse Collection is an educational collection of over 90 works by contemporary artists from the greater Quebec City area. It is a rich testimony to the practices present at Méduse and elsewhere in the region. The Collection is a way to broaden the audience already present and to reach out to the community. As part of its educational objective, the Collection Méduse offers mediation activities to its visitors, with a particular focus on school groups.
Discover our collection
Sappy Sapodilla de Noelle Wharton-Ayer (2019) Visit Méduse
You can visit Méduse freely and free of charge during gallery opening hours. Staff are present on-site to answer your questions. Méduse also offers guided tours for groups, most of which are free of charge.
Plan my visitRoom Rental
Three venues are available for rental at Méduse. They are managed by member organizations of the cooperative, so you should consult them for information on size, layout, availability and price.
Read moreAre you an artist?
To take part in Méduse activities or benefit from any services, it is essential to contact the relevant organizations directly. Méduse is responsible for coordinating the building, group visits and managing the Collection.
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