Museo McCord Stewart - Admisión
Descripción
El Museo McCord Stewart, un lugar en el corazón de la ciudad durante más de 100 años, arroja luz sobre la vida en Montreal, tanto pasada como presente. Es testigo de la historia, vitalidad, creatividad y diversidad de las comunidades que conforman la ciudad. De conformidad con su compromiso con la descolonización y el desarrollo sostenible, crea exposiciones y actividades educativas, culturales y de participación comunitaria que analizan la historia social y las cuestiones contemporáneas desde una perspectiva crítica e inclusiva. Las colecciones de Archivos, Arte Documental, Vestido, Moda y Textiles, Culturas Indígenas, Cultura Material y Fotografía del Museo lo posicionan como el custodio de un notable patrimonio histórico y uno de los museos líderes de América del Norte.
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Itinerario
Un hito en el corazón de Montreal durante más de 100 años, el Museo McCord Stewart es testigo de la historia de la metrópolis de Quebec, así como de su influencia en Canadá y en todo el mundo, celebrando la vitalidad, creatividad y diversidad de las comunidades que la componen. El Museo amplifica sus voces interpretando y difundiendo el notable patrimonio bajo su custodia: seis colecciones expansivas de 2,5 millones de imágenes, objetos, documentos y obras de arte que lo convierten en uno de los principales museos de América del Norte. De conformidad con su compromiso con la descolonización y el desarrollo sostenible, crea exposiciones estimulantes y actividades educativas, culturales y de participación de la comunidad que analizan la historia social y los problemas contemporáneos que afectan a sus audiencias desde una perspectiva crítica e inclusiva, inspirándolos a tomar medidas para una sociedad más justa. Es conocida por sus colecciones de Vestido, Moda y Textiles, Culturas Indígenas y Fotografía.
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Información importante
- Accesible para silla de ruedas
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(20)
There are cool exhibitions, and I don't regret going, but I think they have stuff to improve. The descriptions/explanations were not written with people in mind who are being introduced to the subject for the first time. It's like they just added text instead of having clear questions set that could be asked about the display. I had this frustration at the restaurant exhibition the most which is a cool idea but I think they should've worked on their research more.
Great museum located near Mount Royal. The exhibitions are interesting and well-documented. The museum can be visited relatively quickly since it is of medium size. To be seen according to the exhibitions.
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The museum was great.The staff was friendly and helpful. Loved the location near the metro and the museum itself was easy to navigate.
Had fun at the museum enjoying their exhibit on Montreal restaurant history. Them menus were fascinating as were the prices!!!
How powerful. The display about the displacement of indigenous people is really thought provoking. There is also a display about street photography which is also interesting. A small cafe serving nice coffee rounds it off. Lifts to each floor.
LOTS to see and we enjoyed it. The large photo display is excellent. The Native Indian section most informative. Strong recommendation.
Always intriguing, interesting and very well documented, this museum offers fascinating exhibitions. Strongly rooted in Montreal society, Quebec and Canada.
While we were hoping to see its extensive collection of wampum, we did enjoy the current exhibit on the 1st Nations in Quebec and the need for reconciliation. The street photography of Montreal was also interesting.
The McCord Stewart Museum is a hidden gem of a museum in Montreal's many museums. I am a frequent visitor to the museum, and each visit is more memorable than the last. The recent Costume Balls and the Pounding the Pavement photo expositions are exceptional. Each one allows the visitor to quietly absorb and personalize the experience. The exhibitions are perfect foils, each presenting an inside glance into what was and is Montreal and its citizens. Both exhibitions are a must-see!
