High school level

EXPRESSION’s educational services are offered in French only.

EXPRESSION hosts high-school groups for educational activities adapted to the different levels. Though they may have come to the museum when they were in elementary school, students are invited to undertake a more complex exploration of our exhibitions, to stroll through the space, and to broaden their knowledge of art through fun-filled visits and stimulating made-to-measure creative workshops. A mediator may even come to your classroom! The varied approaches enable them to understand and appreciate the artworks in different way, notably through play, questions, conversation, and co-creation.

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<multi>[fr]Vue partielle de l'exposition <em>Rituel d’un temps inachevé</em> de Jocelyn Viens. © EXPRESSION[en]Partial view of the exposition <em>Rituel d’un temps inachevé</em> by Jocelyn Viens. © EXPRESSION</multi>

Partial view of the exposition Rituel d’un temps inachevé by Jocelyn Viens. © EXPRESSION

Learning objectives

Learn about art concepts, notions, and trends
Discover contemporary and current artworks
Broaden their vocabulary by learning new words about the plastic arts
Appreciate and interpret an artwork
Develop their critical sense and curiosity
Make a creation inspired by techniques, themes, or issues
Experience co-creation (collaborative creation)
Share experiences

Visit

A group guided tour is offered, with reservation, for each exhibition. Led by a cultural mediator, the group discovers the exhibition and talks about the works presented.

Visit and workshop

Every Tuesday to Friday, EXPRESSION offers, with reservation, adapted educational activities that are updated for each exhibition. The activity begins with a guided tour in the gallery and continues with a creative workshop that allows students to experiment creatively with the concepts introduced during the visits.

Explor’Art

EXPRESSION travels to schools to give workshops related to the exhibitions in its program. This off-site activity encourages access to culture and contemporary art in the classroom. The students are invited to take up the concept explored in the exhibition by applying the artist’s techniques and themes.