A 1st look at the $84M pavilion to house 130 pieces from Quebec artist Jean Paul Riopelle
;Resize=(620) "A model of the what the Espace Riopelle – Pavillon Michael Audain will look like at Quebec City's Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec. About 130 of Jean Paul Riopelle's pieces will be featured in the new pavilion opening in October 2026.")
Quebec City is getting a first look at an $84 million pavilion dedicated to housing the work of painter and sculptor Jean Paul Riopelle. He is often considered one of Canada’s most influential artists and, come October, 130 of his pieces will be featured at the Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec.
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