Baillat Studio collaborated with the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts to create two immersive installations, 'We Are Made of Air' and 'Love Is'. Combining inflated sculptures, neon lighting, projections, and LED walls, the works explored themes of love, presence, and perception through light, motion, and poetic text.
Baillat Studio created a series of dynamic posters for the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts’ Clairs-Obscurs evenings from 2016 to 2018. Drawing from the museum’s collection, the studio reimagined artworks into richly detailed, visually striking compositions that captured the events’ blend of fine art and nightlife energy.
Deux Huit Huit collaborated with the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts to reimagine its digital presence as a vibrant cultural destination. The new website embraces innovation and audacity, transforming the museum’s online platform into an inspiring space for art, history, and creativity.
Montreal-based studio Caserne created the 2025 identity for the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts’ Museum Ball, balancing elegance and exuberance through expressive typography, bold color contrasts, and tactile print design. Drawing conceptual inspiration from Kent Monkman’s exhibition, the identity merges calligraphic warmth with Swiss typographic precision. The project spans print, motion, and spatial applications, uniting institutional tradition with contemporary vibrancy.
Canadian design studio Principal has rebranded the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts with a refined, minimalist identity that retains the museum’s iconic ‘M’ while introducing a transparent, adaptive logo system. The rebrand also features a custom typeface, Habitus MBAM, designed by Julien Hébert to unify the museum’s visual voice. The new identity emphasizes flexibility, clarity, and cultural nuance, aligning with the museum’s inclusive and forward-thinking mission.