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The EXMURO Public Space is an open creative venue for everyone, located at Place Royale, in the heart of Québec City’s historic districts and just steps away from major tourist attractions.
It’s the perfect starting point for your visit, and an invitation to continue your exploration by discovering the public artworks scattered throughout the city. Keep your eyes open and let yourself be amazed as you wander.
Discover the current exhibitions and events.
Co-curated by Christian Lapointe (Mois Multi, Quebec), Seungah Lee (Urban Art Lab, Seoul) and Vincent Roy (EXMURO, Quebec) and presented as part of the 27th edition of the Mois Multi international festival of multidisciplinary and electronic arts.
In a world dominated by the visible, what remains unnoticed? Whispers of the Invisible delves into the forgotten, the fleeting, and the intangible—memories erased, sensations overlooked, and hidden connections that quietly shape our everyday lives.
Inspired by Isaac Cordal’s tiny figures, Mini-Worlds invites children aged 4 to 10 to enter a miniature universe, scaled to their height, where imagination meets the poetry of detail.
Presented in La p’tite voûte within a scenography designed especially for young visitors, the exhibition features sculptural works by Laurent Pagano and Andrée-Anne Laberge, two Québec artists who draw on their own inner child to create delicate, small-scale houses. Through playful shifts in scale and fantastical constructions, Mini-Worlds reveals hidden realms—inviting contemplation, sparking wonder, and nurturing an early awakening to art.
EXMURO invited Isaac Cordal to create an art walk with over 45 miniature sculptures inspired by the history and heritage the Old Port. The walk is concentrated around Rue Saint-Pierre, whose early bank buildings stand as stately reminders that the area was once the Wall Street of Québec.
Master of illusion, the artist Alex Chinneck transforms overlooked urban elements into sparks of wonder. In First kiss at last light, two intertwined lampposts seemingly defy the laws of physics to embrace. By personifying these utilitarian objects, the artist infuses Montmorency Park with tenderness and whimsy. Reflecting the warmth of Old Québec, this luminous artwork becomes a poetic landmark of the historic district and its romantic streets.
CAPTURE THE MOMENT
Snap a photo of yourselves with the artwork—a symbol of love for Québec City! Don’t forget to post and tag @exmuroartpublic and @quebeccite.
