This gallery is truly a gem of the West Island. Beautiful art that is local, national and…read moreinternational can be found here and the owner is very enjoyable to talk to. If you ever get a chance go to a vernissage where you get to socialize, look at art and have free food and wine. Ohh and they have courses for adults and kids alike as well.

From the owner: We are all about art! A variety of art and leisure courses and workshops for adults and children,…read moreart camps, birthday parties, art gallery rental for evnets, art for sale and exhibitions, framing and one-of-a-kind gifts for sale.

I went in to get a family heirloom framed and was so impressed. One of the nicest galleries I have…read morebeen in. What a great selection of artwork as well as great service.

From the owner: Largest Art Gallery and picture framer in the West Island,…read morecustom picture framing, Over 50 regional and international artists represented

A beautiful fine art museum at Montréal. We came to visit and took walk around the galleries. They…read morehave great selections of artworks and some of them you may know such as Picasso and Rodin. Each floor has different themes and there are like 5 buildings that you can visit around. There is path/ outside to get across to. During that time, two of buildings were closed to an event and for installation. We spent about 2-3 hrs long and then we were tired. We didn't get to see everything but that's okay! We still enjoyed our visit. Definitely worth visit when you are in Montréal. The workers were excellent at their jobs.

After more than a decade, I finally had the chance to visit again. We chose to go on the first…read moreSunday of the month, which offers free admission. I highly recommend securing your tickets in advance to skip the wait, as most visitors are required to reserve their free passes online anyway. The museum was lively but manageable. We spent close to three hours inside and weren't able to cover all the displays. The artwork was captivating, and I loved that the exhibitions are refreshed almost every season. The staff stood out as well--polite, attentive, and happy to assist whenever needed.

Walking around Old Montreal, we were captivated by some artwork that was striking, bright and very…read moreunique. We walked inside Galleries Beauchamp and we loved the pieces of Martin Beupre. The peacefulness of the artwork was just refreshing and beautiful. Since opening in 1993, the Beauchamp Art Galleries have discovered and shared the talents of more than 300 artists from Quebec and abroad, who are now represented throughout our various locations across Canada. With a collection of more than 3,500 contemporary and modern artworks.

This is my favorite Quebec art gallery which I have visited on every trip I have made to Quebec…read moreCity. I am so pleased now that they have finally opened a gallery in Montreal making it very convenient to visit; obviating the 7 hour drive to Quebec City. Beauchamp shows mostly credentialed Quebec Artists and expats from around the world. I have a passion for genre art and I really do appreciate the variety, diversity and quality of the artist they represent as they have been very selective in that regard. An added benefit is if you purchase a piece it ships duty free to the States. Depending on the purchase price, they will allow installment payments over a year or longer without added interest . If you go on their website and find an artist who's works interest you call Montreal and if they don't have it there they will bring it in from their other galleries prior to your visit. The new gallery is located in the heart of the Old City on Rue Saint Paul, you wont want to miss this hidden gem.

Really great art gallery right smack in the action of the city. The great thing about this place is…read morehow fuss free it is. You don't need to be an expert to walk in. You can have a chat with the staff and they are really approachable and relax.

I was sure I'd reviewed this place since I spend a lot of time checking it out but…read more.... Location: On the main, above Pine Avenue. The closest subways are St. Laurent (green) and Sherbrooke (orange) Street parking is available but metered, so if you plan to hang around, best to use transit. The place: Station 16 is a Montreal institution as far as I'm concerned. These guys dedicate most of the art that's on display, to local artists like Stikki Peaches, 123 Klan, Mister X-Ray etc. In addition, they also have regular exhibits that are often theme-based (i.e. Stenciled, which is currently on) so this allows you to discover other art genres and artists that are not necessarily local. You can find some prints by international artists like D*Face and Rone, among others. Service: N/A - you walk in and do your thing. The staff don't have any issues with you taking photos either. Some days seem friendlier than others. Price point: No charge to get in but if you want to buy any of the art, get ready to take out your wallet because it's not cheap! Miscellaneous: You can usually pop by here during Mural festival and get a map of the previous years' murals + those that will be going up during the current year.

Loved this underground art gallery featuring Local Street Artists!…read moreVariety of different works of arts! Liked the creativity of the street sign as well! Thank you for supporting the Street Artists!!

An AMAZING art gallery with only street artists from Montréal, I highly recommend it…read more I was amazed by the quality of the art, I was ready to buy everything even if am picky. The gallerist Dorian Verdier was nice and welcoming, it's really rare to have this kind of atmosphere. I've seen the artist in live painting, he was really nice and smart too. I can say that L'Original art gallery was my favorite gallery in the old Montréal.

Every time I visit Montreal, the Phi Centre has some kind of interesting exhibit. The PHI Centre…read morewas developed to be at the intersection of art, film, music, design and technology. Through eclectic programming and a strong emphasis on content creation, the PHI Centre fosters unexpected encounters between artists and audiences. I have been there for virtual reality expositions, panel discussions about relevant topics, and visual art exhibits. Anyone can rent a space and present their artistry at the PHI Centre. A nice stage for different art forms for all to enjoy.

Went for Art, Unframed, did Pathway 3 which included: *…read moreHorizons VR * Marco Brambilla: Heaven's Gate Pretty good in the VR; rooms could be more unique and seperateseparatedd, also a separate communal room to relax between VR experiences would be great to decompress and reset.