The Brousseau Inuit Art Gallery is managed jointly by Mr. Raymond Brousseau, Ms. Lyse Brousseau and Mr. Jean-François Brousseau.
Collector first, then art dealer, Mr. Raymond Brousseau has been passionate about Inuit art since the 1950s. His goal, since the opening of his first gallery in 1974, remains the same: to showcase this remarkable art in Quebec, in Canada and in Europe.
A trained museographer, Ms. Lyse Brousseau has put together numerous art exhibitions over the course of her career and was responsible for the design and spatial installation of the gallery. She manages the operations of the gallery together with her son, Jean-François.
As the director of the Brousseau Inuit Art Gallery, Jean-François Brousseau gave himself the mission of selecting the greatest works of art available in all the Inuit Co-operatives of the Canadian Arctic. Hence, he encourages the work of contemporary artists in order to promote Inuit culture through art.
The National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario
Musée de la Civilisation, Quebec, Quebec
Musée des Confluences, Lyon, France
The Canadian Museum of History, Gatineau, Quebec
The Government of Quebec, Quebec
The Legislative Assembly of Quebec, Protocol Office, Quebec
Fondation Bernard et Caroline de Watteville, Suisse
Bombardier inc. Montréal