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The virtual tour experience offered by Galerie de Bellefeuille is designed as an intimate extension of our physical spaces. More than just a simple webpage, this online viewing room extends the atmosphere of our walls. While nothing replaces the pleasure of strolling through our art gallery in Montreal or our Toronto space to feel the energy of a canvas, this virtual gallery allows you to apprehend the works with a rich narrative context.

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Curated Collection
Modern Masters (Alexander Calder, Lynn Chadwick, Manolo Valdés, Jim Dine) This Viewing Room brings together major figures of 20th-century modern art, creating a dialogue between abstraction and figuration across sculpture and works on paper. The selection features gouaches by Alexander Calder , whose exploration of movement reshaped modern sculpture; bronze... Launch Viewing Room

Zhang He
Zhang He is a Chinese-Canadian painter born in Shenyang, China, in 1963. He trained at the Shenyang Institute, where he studied photography, stage design, and oil painting. In 1998, he moved to Montreal, where he developed a singular artistic practice bridging Eastern visual traditions with Western expressionism. His technique is... Launch Viewing Room

Scott Pattinson
Born in Toronto in 1974, Scott Pattinson first studied architecture and urban design, a background that deeply influences his compositional structure. His oil paintings, often executed on large formats, layer complex stratas of matter to evoke emotional and geographical micro-narratives. This virtual gallery presents his recent works, which oscillate between... Launch Viewing Room

Matt Devine
Matt Devine is a self-taught American sculptor born in 1975 in Salem, Massachusetts. Now working in California, he masters industrial metals such as steel, aluminum, and bronze to create pared-down organic forms. His sculptures are distinguished by a play of contrasts between the rigidity of the material and the apparent... Launch Viewing Room

Jim Dine
Born in 1935 in Cincinnati, Ohio, Jim Dine is an emblematic figure of post-war American art. Although associated with Pop Art for his use of everyday objects, his work remains deeply autobiographical and expressive. This presentation highlights his recurring motifs : the heart, the robe, the Venus treated through various... Launch Viewing Room

Jennifer Hornyak
Born in England, Jennifer Hornyak studied at the Grimsby School of Art before moving to Montreal in 1961. Her painting, influenced by Fauvism and German Expressionism, focuses on still life and the human figure. She constructs her works through the accumulation of glazes and textures, creating rich surfaces where color... Launch Viewing Room

Julian Opie
Born in London in 1958 and a graduate of Goldsmiths College, Julian Opie is a British visual artist associated with the New British Sculpture movement. His minimalist aesthetic language is characterized by the use of thick black lines and flat areas of vivid color, synthesizing the human figure and the... Launch Viewing Room

Hunt Slonem
Born in 1951 in Kittery, Maine, Hunt Slonem is an American painter and sculptor linked to Neo-Expressionism. Trained at Tulane University and the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture, he is famous for his paintings of bunnies, butterflies, and tropical birds. His technique involves cross-hatching into wet paint ('wet-on-wet') to... Launch Viewing Room

Heidi Spector
Born in Montreal in 1966, Heidi Spector follows the lineage of geometric minimalism and Hard-edge painting. Her works are composed of bands of acrylic on Russian birch panels, coated with epoxy resin and finished with a torch to obtain an immaculate mirror surface. Inspired by pop and techno music, she... Launch Viewing Room

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