expo two five zero, 1 chapel - 15 artists

The 250th anniversary of the Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours Chapel is celebrated with a new temporary exhibition, a vibrant celebration, paying tribute to its rich past while looking towards the future. Nestled in the heart of the city's historic soul, this iconic chapel has been the silent witness to two and a half centuries of events, devotion, and art.

Through this exhibition, visitors have the unique opportunity to explore the architectural evolution of the building over the decades, from its modest beginnings to its current grandeur, making it a true living work of art.

Fourteen artists have been invited to create a work of art, expressing their unique vision and emotion inspired by the Chapelle Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours. Painters, sculptors, ceramicists - mosaicists, textile designers, illustrators, screen printers, graphic designers, and photographers enthusiastically participated in artistically celebrating this iconic building. 

You will discover the unique works of:

Ari BAYUAJI | artiste visuel

Romain BLAIS | illustrateur

Marianne CHEVALIER | artiste sérigraphe

Karine DEMERS | sculptrice de papier

Marc GOSSELIN | peintre

Annie LEGAULT | designer textile

Marc LÉPINE | graphiste-dessinateur

Christian MICHAUD | sculpteur de bois

Claude MILLETTE | sculpteur

Kathy OUELLETTE | artiste pluridisciplinaire

Richard PURDY | pataphysicien

Normand RAJOTTE | photographe

Robert ROY | peintre

Myriam VAN NESTE | illustratrice